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"Located in the shibuya stream right next to the station. A little complicated to get to the hotel especially at night when the regular entrance is closed but great location super nice rooms and they offer you anything you need "

"Good Shinjuku location and price. Check-in was really slow due to the volume of people but staff were helpful. Rooms are small as expected but very clean and functional."

"Great location within walking distance to shopping and subway Large rooms for Tokyo Second floor community room with kitchen Only negative was we wanted a late checkout due to evening flight and the 3 hour late check out fee was 50% of room rate which I thought was rather steep! "

"difficult to find the actual location and no clear instruction specially how to get there exactly from shibuya station and asking around is useless since Japanese doesnt even know the name Hotel Mets, one Japanese guy said they dont know this hotel and it turns out when I look up around saw a building with a big sign "JR East Hotel Mets" just staring at us, just unfortunate I asked a wrong person, anyway we were able to finally checked-in 2-hours after getting out of the train station"

"Great hotel right at Shibuya Crossing and close to the train and bus stations, which made commuting very easy. The rooms were clean, the staff was wonderful, and it’s very family-friendly. A great place to stay for first-time visitors to Japan."

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"Perfect location! Family Mart right next door. Very close to all the sights in Shibuya!"

"Very clean and organized . Staff very helpful Best service and location "

"The room was slightly bigger than the other Japan hotels we stayed at. Def still tight though if you have a lot of luggage. The amenities were good and we liked the bathroom. The spot is very convenient. The view from our room was nice. We know it’s next to the red light district, but if you are from America it def doesn’t feel like that and the people standing outside have big jackets on. It’s very easy to ignore them. Plus the area has so many restaurants and people around that it kind of jus feels like they are just there."