Ulasan Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Jimbocho

Nice place! Good location near supermarkets and metro station. Clean room, nice bed. Highly recommend

Clean and relatively spacious room. The bed was comfortable and the front desk staff were polite and cheerful. Great location as well.

Not bad. This only downside is the hotel put me in a smoking room even though I booked a non-smoking room. The overall service is nice.

Overall a great choice. The personnel was very helpful, the room kept clean and the location is very convenient for transport. The only drawback was that the room was a tat too small making handling the baggage an everyday thing

Near to jimbochu station. A little away from main attractions.

verysmall room，lobby @ basement，laundry @ 5/F JPY 200 + JPY 50 detergent power "available from reception" + JPY 100 for dryer machine. Most room not have a view.

Good & clean hotel, the room is a bit small, but the location is great

The room is clean and tidy, the area is good, the transportation is convenient, and the service is friendly. Very good. There are many bookstores, restaurants, and convenience stores nearby.

I stayed here with a friend. They provided a Refa iron and hair dryer rental service, which was very helpful! The room was also very clean and nice.

The room was cleaner than I expected. The amenities were plentiful. The front desk staff were very kind and helpful.

No complaints, the service is very good. Very quiet, the facilities are complete. No obvious defects. Not far from the subway station.

There is a famous tempura restaurant next to it. You must try it.

A very comfortable hotel for a short stay. The staff is truly amazing. They're very friendly, attentive, and helpful. Although they don't speak English well, they find a way to communicate, which is appreciated. It's located in the Chiyoda neighborhood, next to Chiyoda Station and a 7-minute walk from Ochanomizu Station. There are good, inexpensive, and local restaurants nearby. Highly recommended. The only downside is the facilities. Despite being a hotel designed more for business travelers, the rooms are very small, the windows don't open, and the heating is very impractical. It works well, but often, because it can't be programmed or the remote control has stickers in English, it was impossible to sleep at night unless you set the heating to 28°C all day to keep the room cool. On the other hand, the bed was poorly made; I mean, the bedspread was VERY short. Added to the heating problem, it was impossible to wake up without shivering and be comfortable. The pillows were low and soft. If you like them, fine; if not, you'll spend the night trying to find a position. The TV is useless; it has no practical information about the hotel, and you can't watch anything without buying a 1,000 yen card that lets you watch movies but not TV. It's also worth mentioning that it's practically only in Japanese. The bathroom is very cold, so much so that when you go in to simply wash your hands, you're left cold.

It was great that I didn't have to bring a toothbrush, shampoo, pajamas, etc., but the downside is that it's quite dry... When it's cold, they heat the room with a heater, but since it's a business hotel, it's not very big, so it's right in front of the room, so it's quite dry...