Hotel le Port Kojimachi

The hotel is very cost-effective

The rooms and facilities are showing their age, but the large communal bath and mist sauna are very useful. It looks like you can order bento boxes and snack sets at the hotel restaurant, so I'd like to try that next time.

good.

There was little noise and it was quiet. I was able to relax. The only thing that was disappointing was that the bed was hard. It felt like sleeping on a rock.

I've used it many times. I appreciate that there is a large bath. Many of the stores in the area are closed on Sundays, but there are convenience stores so it's not a problem. I'd like to use it again.

My flight was delayed and I had to check in in the middle of the night, but the staff handled it calmly and I was able to get a good night's sleep. Thank you.

I stayed here for two nights on a weekend in mid-October using the ANA Raku Pack. My wife and I stayed in a twin A type room. The room was minimal and there was no space to open our suitcases. The view was on the Skytree side, and the observation bath was on the New Otani side. This room was in a good location but was quiet, and the Yurakucho subway line was convenient for two stations, Kojimachi and Nagatacho, so it was convenient to use them depending on where you were going. The Akasaka shopping district was within walking distance, so you didn't have any trouble finding something to eat. We used the plan that included breakfast, and although the buffet selection was comparable to that of a regular business hotel, the venue was the hotel's main restaurant, which was spacious, so you could relax. The observation bath had an indoor bath and a steam sauna, and since it was a hotel with over 100 rooms, it could get crowded at times, but if you choose the right time, you could take your time in the bath. Both the bath and sauna could be used by about five people. Fortunately, you could use the sauna even in the morning bath. There were two card keys for the room, so the couple could go out separately. There were stickers at the bath that you could put your name on your slippers. As it is a public lodging, the drinks vending machines in the building are priced like convenience stores. This is also a nice thing for a reasonably priced place to stay. I have also stayed at the neighboring Toshi Center Hotel and the Green Palace near Kojimachi, which are public lodgings in the same Kojimachi area, but it is difficult to choose between them, so I will have a hard time deciding which to choose next time. The observation bath on the top floor is very attractive, but there were quite a few Asian foreigners using the baths. The staff at the front desk and in the restaurant were kind and polite. Thank you for your hospitality.