Hotel Abest Meguro

Location is great. Decently spacious. Staff were great. Amenities were good. For the most part, clean.

I have never seen a couch in any accommodation so putrid. It was actually bizarre to me how this could be left as is. There is no way anyone in their right mind would sit on this. As the first hotel in my trip to Japan, i was left wondering if this was going to be normal. Nope. This was definitely unique. If cannot clean, get rid of it. Photos cant actually do justice. Apart from this, dont let it deter you. I assume this is a wone off gone under the radar, as everything else was clean and presentable.

Location was terrific, very close to the train station; breakfast was tasty and the dining room comfortable; the bedroom (2 single beads) was spacious; the staff were friendly.

Hotel decor was quite tired looking and the bedroom furnishings were a bit tatty. Also there seemed to be permanent fluff on the carpet in the corners. The hotel really could do with a refurbishment.

The location was amazing. Cozy, quiet, and close to the train station. Also surrounded by everything you could need store wise. Would stay here again!

The only thing I didn't really like was the bathroom. It was old and musty, and also had what looked like small mold spots all over the ceiling.

The location was great—very close to the metro, and the hotel is right in front of the Donki store. The staff were very accommodating and spoke good English. Even the two grannies who prepared breakfast were very friendly. The hotel also has a coin laundry and they have lots of manga collection in the lobby.

The hotel is pretty old, and since we stayed there during winter, there was no heating in the room, so it was freezing. There’s no complimentary water in the room, but they do offer unlimited coffee, tea, and water on the 3rd floor. The only downside is if you’re too lazy to go there, you have to bring your own water back to your room so you don’t keep going back and forth. We also had to pay extra for blankets and bedding even though we booked a room for three people.