Meguro Holic Hotel

I visited in July and the AC worked wonderfully and could be controlled by the guest. It's right next to blues alley (a jazz club) and a small bakery. The non-smoking room had no smoke smell, and overall, I would recommend! I did have breakfast provided by the hotel and it was pretty good-- a nice blend of Japanese/Western styles.

It was close to the train station and it was bigger than other hotels in Japan and good room cleaning system The bed was very hard, there was a draft from a window, the shower area had loads of black mold in between the tiles in the wall

The bed was really firm.

Location can't be beat. It's quite close to the train station. As the hotel was formerly a love hotel, the rooms are well sound proofed. Despite their small size, there was an extra set of doors. I never heard any sound from the hallway, though did hear a slight amount of noise in the adjoining room when someone entered it. The shower was also rather nice, also owing to the love hotel origin. I got a deal on the price (about ¥12,000), though typically it seems to be higher. The hotel refused to let me check in unless I presented my Residence Card, claiming this was required by Japanese law. However, foreign residents of Japan are not required to show a Residence Card when checking into a hotel. When I explained this, the staff insisted on seeing ID because they could not otherwise determine whether I was a tourist. What bothered me was that this decision appeared to be based on my name and appearance, and that should not be used to determine who is and isn't a citizen of Japan. In my experience, other hotels in Japan simply accept a guest's statement that they reside in Japan. I contacted the hotel through Booking.com afterward, but five days later I have still received no acknowledgment or response. Beyond that, the room's wallpaper was tearing, and there was a suspicious stain on the wall. The room also had a bit of bad smell, though once I turned on the AC it mostly went away. The AC's fan was rather noisy though, as if it was breaking.

It was cozy but cosmopolitan Nothing

Great location with plenty of restaurants nearby as well as a Lawson, 7-11 and Starbucks within a block of the hotel. Great amenities in the lobby and helpful staff.

The location of this hotel was perfect - right in the heart of Meguro. The breakfast was exceptional, there were so many options. Additionally, they also provide heaps of amenities (face wash, body lotion, earphones, washcloths, razors, etc) by the front desk for guests. One thing that we really enjoyed was that the hotel held out luggage even after checkout! We had a very late flight, so the hotel holding our luggage for that day so we could get a little more exploring in without dragging our luggage around all day was a huge weight off our shoulders. The staff were all incredibly kind and helpful! Nothing!

The biggest problem I had was that the bed was extremely uncomfortable. It's basically just a box spring with a small mattress pad on top. While the rest of the room was amazing the bed really detracted from the hotel experience as a whole.

The location was excellent. Just 5 minute walk to Meguro River which was magical during the blossom period. There was a great selection of restaurants and cafes nearby. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Our double bed sized room was too small to even get our luggage in

Great location. Close proximity to subway station, loads of good restaurants nearby, close to river walk. Room was a bit rundown. Scuffs on walls, stains. Not as clean as hoped. The shower has a pretty strong off smell coming out of drain.

Clean and comfortable Nothing

Great location. Like most hotels in this price class, the rooms are small. Lots of good restaurants in the area for all meals. While the breakfast was adequate, I wouldn't pay extra for it. Go out and find breakfast on your own and experience life in Tokyo. We had a great Japanese take on bagels at Mugi Bagels nearby.

The mattress is too hard, but otherwise the hotel is clean and nice.

The walls and carpet and curtains feel run down and stained but the bed, shower and toilet are amazing. Best shower ever

The suites are really nice. Smaller rooms are comfortable and have everything you need. Great Ramen spot down the road and close to the station. Drugs stores near by for skin care shopping.

Room was a bit small for two suitcases.

The hotel is close to the metro station, groceries, and restaurants. Good value.

Ideal location, Always clean and Friendly staff.

The hotel itself is really easy to find, the staff was kind, and the rooms were clean and comfortable. There is nothing I can think of, it was a nice start to our trip.

The location, property, interior so much good. The hotel is provide the luggage before check in time, if you wanna explore Tokyo in your check in date. The room so much compactable but its to normal for hotel in tokyo