"Great place to stay in Tachikawa! My second stay here. It’s about a 10-minute walk from the station. There are multiple combinis nearby. The staff were nice and the property was clean. Easy check-in/check-out. I’ll definitely stay here again in the future."
"The Keio Plaza Hotel was one of the best Hotels I have stayed in during my time in Japan! Rooms were extremely clean and staff was always ready to help with any inquiries !"
"Clean rooms, fresh linen daily, small local breakfast was great, the people were the most hospitable I have ever seen at a hotel, and they smiled every day when you saw them and greeted us warmly every passing in the hallways."
"Accessibility this area is along the Express train line, 30mins from Shinjuku, hotel amenities are great, surrounding plenty of food and shopping. Recommended!"
"This hotel is so neat with a lobby full of books you can borrow. Just be aware that the awesome multilevel bookcase picture in the hotel pictures is from the museum next door. It's a very cool museum, but costs 1400 yen per person fyi. "
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I was very happy with this hotel. It looked fancy on the inside and was only like an 8 minute walk from the Tachikawa metro station / 5 min cab ride with luggage. Rooms made the best use of their space, had nice amenities, and I had a nice view of the Tachikawa area. Also, lots of restaurants and shopping nearby! Very walkable.
Freaking rad place.
Huge, comfy rooms. Balconies. Free drink bar 24/7.
But will likely not be as fun if you can’t read books in Japanese.
Also not a great place to access by train if you’ve got luggage since it’s a bit of a walk. By car is great though! You can get a free parking voucher.
I travelled to Japan for the first time and this hotel was very lovely. Very friendly staff ready to help and it was very convenient to go to the 7/11 downstairs. The only con would be that there is limited transportion by bus to Narita but this is not the hotel’s fault. The hotel is a little far from Tokyo main attraction but, it was still easy access to station. Overall we enjoyed our stay and we felt very welcomed and the hotel was excellent!
First staying this far from Fussa, but it was easy to drive to, plenty of parking lots nearby, and stores and restaurants were within walking distance.
I really enjoyed this hotel . It’s so quiet , convenient to all restaurants and shops and don’t miss Fuchu no Mori park for a nice morning walk . The breakfast has many choices although fresh fruit would be better than the canned fruit supplied . All in all , you will be happy and well-rested here . I highly recommend it .
The room was small but very clean and well appointed. The shower was great with good pressure and lots of hot water. EXCELLENT value! We would stay again.
I just happened to stay on the 2nd day from their renewal opening. So, naturally it was very clean. I hope they would continue paying attention to the details to maintain this cleanliness.
I spoke with Room Division Manager Mr. Hyodo. He spoke fluent English and was very helpful and friendly. My wife and myself rode bicycles to the hotel which is out of scope for the hotel but we received the perfect service.
We didn't use their restaurant and we usually never dine at the hotels. But we...
Breakfast was great and the nearby supersento was really a treat. The showerhead was very nice with multiple settings and great water pressure.
The parking looked good, the hotel was uphill from the station and the shuttle stopped at 8pm, but it was easy to go by bus from the nearby Hashimoto station.
The morning shuttle went to Hachioji Station, about 15 minutes away.
