The hotel had a gorgeous image, and although I hadn't had the chance to visit before, I decided to go after learning that it had a large communal bath and open-air bath. The first floor with its glamorous front desk lived up to its reputation, and the hotel had 14 floors with an atrium. There were many foreign guests staying there. I stayed in a single room, which was compact but had everything I needed. Having outlets and air conditioning by the bedside was convenient. The communal bath was spacious compared to other similar hotels, and it had a semi-natural hot spring with a pot bath. I didn't have time for breakfast this time, but I'll definitely try it next time.

On the first day of the long weekend, the hotel was quite expensive at 25,900 yen for one night with breakfast for two people (member price). The hotel was relatively new and large. The lobby was flashy, bordering on luxurious or slightly tacky, depending on how you look at it. Breakfast was served on the first floor. They provided a free morning newspaper (Yomiuri) and there was only one ice machine on the 9th floor. It felt like a standard Apa Hotel. The room was as expected, small. The top floor had a large public bath which I used once and found it quite relaxing. It was my first time experiencing a public bath at an Apa Hotel. The issue was with the air conditioning. The elevator had a notice saying that only heating was available. It was quite hot, so I called the front desk and they switched it to fan mode, but only warm air came out. Luckily, the window could slide open, so we managed to cool down. If we have another business trip to Tokyo as a couple, we have decided to try a different hotel chain that my partner prefers.

I ordered the lunch set with oyster fry for 750 yen. It came with a rich miso soup. The tartar sauce was generously applied. Personally, I wished there was also soy sauce. The finely chopped lettuce on the side allowed me to fully enjoy the tartar sauce. Thank you for the meal.

The 14th floor was bright and very nice. The bath was close by and easy to access, so I used it multiple times. The room was comfortable with all the switches and outlets conveniently located by the bedside. I was looking forward to breakfast as it was from a restaurant I often visit for lunch. There was a wide variety of choices, including my favorite fried chicken, which made me very satisfied. I was surprised to see roast beef and sashimi as well. Everything was delicious! The only disappointment was that the sausages seemed to have lost their flavor from being kept in hot water, which was a shame. The staff at check-in explained the process clearly, making it a smooth experience. The parking was convenient at 3000 yen for 24 hours for guests. The Tower Parking accommodated even an Alphard.