Business Hotel Legato, Tokyo

Finding the hotel was a bit challenging for me, as I had to navigate through some unfamiliar streets and even ask a policeman for directions. Once I got there, I discovered it was a typical Japanese business hotel with a clean room, though it was quite small and a bit cramped for my liking. The next day, I found the Toei-Shinjuku Line was really easy to access, making my travel around the city more convenient.

Finding the hotel was a bit of a challenge as it was a distance from the Kiyosumi-Shirakawa station, and I did get lost initially. However, once I arrived, I discovered that the room, while small and typical of a Japanese business hotel, was suitable for a one-night stay. Overall, this hotel offers a reasonable option for those looking for affordability, but be prepared for some navigation difficulties and compact accommodations.

Finding the hotel was a bit challenging, as I got lost along the way. Once I arrived, the room was a typical small Japanese business hotel setup—adequate for a short stay but quite compact. The next day, I discovered the Toei-Shinjuku Line made transportation a bit easier. Overall, while it might not be the most convenient location, the value for a one-night stay was acceptable.

Finding this hotel was a bit of a challenge for me. The room itself was typical for a Japanese business hotel—small but adequate for a night’s stay. The nearby transit options were convenient after I figured out the route, which made exploring the area easier. Overall, it's a decent value for a short stay, but don't expect spacious accommodations.

Finding the hotel was a bit challenging, as I got lost on my way from Kiyosumi-Shirakawa station. However, the room was a typical Japanese business hotel—small but sufficient for a one-night stay. Next time, I might consider using the Toei-Shinjuku Line, which seemed easier for accessing the area. Overall, it’s a decent choice if you’re just looking for a place to sleep.