"The staff was nice but the facility is old and moldy everywhere. We couldn’t find any other hotels that were available to we stayed but I don’t think I would stay there again because of how old and moldy it was. "
"The owners are very attentive, and present the Ryokan as your being a guest in their home. The traditional tatami is clean and comfortable. Lots of art and Japanese mementos all over, make you feel that you are in aJapanese home. Hot baths too!"
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"The owners were so enjoyable, they only spoke broken English but we were able to converse. The facility is a traditional Japanese inn, so sitting in the floor and sleeping on futon. Suggest using two futon if you are not so l used to sleeping in the floor. The air conditioning was great cause it was hot outside. Really close walk to Don Quijote and many shops, markets and food, 6 minute walk. Musashi Koganei station and area around have so much, Muji, Daiso, H&M.. Easy train ride into Tokyo, although the Chuo line does get crowded."
"I booked a smoking room and I got a smoking room. The air cleaner in the room works great and the room is bigger than normal JR hotels. Everything is nice about the hotel. I have been staying in JR East hotel Mets for sometime now and I am beginning to get hooked to it.
If I were to nitpick, I do need to carry my luggage up a few steps twice to get to the lobby of the hotel. Not a deal breaker but for smaller ladies who are not so strong, do take note.
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"This is not a normal hotel. It is a small apartment with cooking hot plate, microwave, washing machine/dryer. Typical Japanesebth and shower, in room airconditioner. About a 10 minute walk to Kokubunji Train Station. All directions in room are in Japanese. So you will need a translation app. Also office staff has very limited English and they use a translation app too.
You will get a feel for living in Japan with a small grocery store about a 3 minute walk. Enjoy."
"Very wonderful small & clean hotel. Service is excellent! Very friendly and easy to communicate to staff. Most of the staff can speak english. Even though the hotel is right by Fuchu station, the hotel is very quiet. This is my second stay and we will be back for sure! Arigato Keyaki Gate!"
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What can I see and do near Tokyo Racecourse?
You might want to spend some time browsing the exhibits at Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, Keio Rail Land, or Japan Racing Association Hall of Fame. Explore landmarks like Mikata Picture Book House in the Astronomical Observatory Forest, Takahatafudoson, and Musashikokufuato. You can enjoy live performances at Cinemacity and Fuchu-no-Mori Theater.
