Dormy Inn EXPRESS Meguro-Aobadai Hot Spring Reviews

Super convenient Clean n tidy

I booked a two bed room because my brother was going to stay with me. They asked me for an extra 5000 yen a night to have a guest in a two bed room! To make it worse, he never came and they didn't give me a refund. Unacceptable practice.

Amazing hotel with friendly staff always helpful and polite.

Perfect and surely will stay again

The location of the hotel is very good. It is opposite the most beautiful Starbucks and the best location for cherry blossom viewing at Meguro River. There are many boutiques and coffee shops next to it. You can walk to Daikanyama in more than ten minutes from the hotel. Great location and route. There are also donki and other places next to it, which are very convenient. It is estimated to take about 15 minutes to walk to Naka-Meguro subway station. It is also very convenient to go to Shibuya from Naka-Meguro station. The hotel room is relatively large, more than 26 square meters, which is very spacious. There are 2 points to complain about: 1 If you need to clean and take out the garbage, you need to pay 1,500 yen separately, otherwise it will not be cleaned until you check out, but bath towels will be given every day during the period. 2 The refrigerator in the room only has a freezing function, not a refrigeration function. This is very surprising. The steam iron I asked for from the front desk was broken and not easy to use. The fragrance in the room is the fragrance of black perfume, not the Japanese style.

Located in the largest star-rated Starbucks in Japan and the Meguro River

The hotel is in a quiet location, next to Starbucks Reserve and DONKI. There are also many cafes and restaurants along Meguro Village. There is a bus to and from Shibuya Station at the door, which takes about 10 minutes. We stayed in a two-bed room, which originally could only accommodate two adults. In addition, two more children (6-8yrs) cost 300yen per person per night. The hot spring is only for men to use most of the time, and women can only use it on Saturdays and Sundays from 7 to 10pm.

It was my first time staying in a local hotel. The room ventilation was a problem. Artificial fragrance affected my sleep. The service staff did not speak the same language. There were washing machines and bathtubs in the room. The cost performance was not high for customers who did not have such needs in the short term. The special lesson was that I booked a twin room. Since I did not indicate two people when booking the room, the other person paid a quarter of the room fee every day after arriving at the hotel. There is a space opposite the hotel reception where you can sit down and eat. Hot water and convenient spoons and chopsticks are provided. In order to avoid guests going back to the room to eat/the food smells.

Opposite is the largest Starbucks in Asia. Free hot spring bathing.

This is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. The air conditioner can't be turned off and it's like a sauna all night. The ventilation system is very noisy, like the whirring sound of lying on the top of a mountain.

Near Meguro River, good for cherry blossom viewing season

It was clean and the staff was friendly. The women's public bath time changed, so I couldn't use it. That was a pity.

The location is great. There is a popular Starbucks designed by Kengo Kuma at the door. There are few people in the morning and you don't have to queue. It is very convenient to visit Nakameguro Daikanyama. It takes more than 20 minutes to walk there. The comfort level is very high. The subway station takes more than ten minutes to get there, which is also acceptable. There is a bus stop to Shibuya a few steps away from the hotel. You can take buses 43, 33, and 31. The airport bus station is next to the Shibuya terminal. So it is recommended to take the bus to Kankari Elementary School Station in Shibuya for luggage, which is more convenient and saves a lot of walking. The hotel room is relatively small and comfortable for one person. The surface of the room is clean, but there is a lot of dust in the corners. The hotel hot spring only has female hot springs on Saturday and Sunday evenings, and male hot springs at other times. The free coffee machine and free popsicles on the first floor are still very considerate.

The air conditioner smells too much and the effect is very poor. I made do with it the first night, but the next day I took down the dust net and washed it, and there was thick dust. It still smelled and it was still not very cold. The temperature had to be below 20 degrees, which was not as cool as the corridor outside the door. However, there is a washer-dryer in the bathroom, so I can wash and dry clothes after taking a shower. It is still necessary in the hot summer.