I stayed at the Super Hotel in Suehirocho. The free breakfast in the 23 wards had few side dish options. I am a regular at Super Hotel, so that's why I think that. The menu for the day included what you see in the photo. There are few side dish options. Actually, there are a few more, but I just didn't feel like eating them. It's free, so this is good enough.

Until my moving belongings arrive, I am staying here. It's cheap, around 5,000 yen per person for 2 nights. For Sunday breakfast, I had to wait quite a bit for the elevator, and there was a long line at the breakfast venue. I heard the croissants are delicious, but I couldn't get any on both days. On Monday, the elevator came quickly and there was no line, so it was comfortable. I didn't find any main dishes that caught my eye, but I was happy to have organic vegetable salad. There were four types of dressings. I tried an "an bar" bread, which was made of Danish pastry and tasted delicious.

Thank you for always taking care of me. Even within the same Super Hotel chain, the services can be slightly different depending on the location. Here, the accommodation fee is reasonable compared to others, but the service is excellent. ⸜( •⌄• )⸝

Stayed at Super Hotel in Suehirocho. Last night, I went to bed early without doing any telework and woke up before 7 am the next morning. I headed straight to the breakfast area on the first floor, which was quite crowded. The window seats were all taken, so I sat right in front of the bread corner. I could take as many croissants as I wanted! I started my breakfast with corn potage and croissants. The crispy croissants were delicious! For the main dishes, I had meat and potato stew, simmered tuna, and chicken nuggets. I took a small portion of rice, okra with sticky sauce, miso soup, and a vegetable salad with Japanese citrus dressing for health. After feeling satisfied, I went back to my room to take a break. What, you want me to go to the office early? Leave me alone!

Super Hotel near Suehirocho Station. I overslept and when I checked the clock, it was already past 7:30 am. I quickly shaved my beard, then headed to the breakfast area on the first floor. I grabbed two croissants on a plate, along with corn potage, and sat by the window. The crispy croissants were delicious! Next, I had simmered mackerel, meat and potato stew, and okra with grated yam as side dishes with a little bit of rice. Today is a day I have to go to work right after breakfast. Since I'm short on time, I drank miso soup and headed back to my hotel room. What, you ask if I have time to post a review even though I'm in a rush? Just leave me alone!

Super Hotel in Suehirocho. The hotel often offers affordable accommodation because of the time-limited gender-segregated public bath. Last night, I missed dinner due to overtime, so I bought fried chicken, cheese, and canned beer at a convenience store, and had a toast in my hotel room to reward myself. The next morning, I woke up early. I went to the breakfast venue on the 1st floor 10 minutes before it started, and breakfast had already begun. The crispy croissant was delicious. The dishes included simmered dishes, spaghetti, and grilled fish. Rice, miso soup, and natto were also served. The salad was mainly leafy vegetables like lettuce, topped with Italian dressing. I enjoyed it. I had a second serving of croissants and finished with corn potage. The crispy croissants are addictive. Unfortunately, I'm not teleworking today, so I didn't bring back coffee to the room. What, am I going back to the room to take a nap? Just leave me alone.

Super Hotel in Akihabara, Tokyo is a business hotel that I tried out as a potential new regular spot for my Tokyo business trips. My previous go-to hotel in Kanda closed down, so I needed to find a new place. For me, having a large public bath and breakfast included are essential. The breakfast buffet is especially valuable during the current pandemic. While there are some restrictions like wearing gloves and masks when getting food, it is still very much appreciated. The breakfast spread includes 3 main dishes (grilled fish, sausages, meat and potatoes), salad, raw egg, natto, seaweed, 3 types of soup, rice, bread, and a drink bar. Today, I went for a traditional Japanese breakfast with rice topped with raw egg. It was delicious! This place is definitely a top contender for my new regular spot. Thank you for the meal.

Near Suehirocho Station, I worked remotely at a Super Hotel until late at night. It was great to be able to refresh in the large public bath during break time. After finishing remote work, I crashed on the bed. In the morning, around 7 o'clock, I went to the breakfast area on the first floor. I wore a mask and gloves. I sat at a counter seat by the window with one seat space between each person. There was a variety of bread, including croissants, kept warm under the top light. The side dishes were nikujaga (meat and potato stew) and grilled fish. The salad included leafy greens and mixed vegetables in coleslaw. There was rice, miso soup, and natto. The selection was minimal but had all the necessary dishes, leaving me full and satisfied. Many guests arrived when I finished eating. Last night, I was approached by many young women who looked like they were from a maid cafe. After breakfast, I took coffee back to my room for remote work. And no, I did not take any young female guests back with me, so leave me alone.

On a certain day in July 2019, due to certain circumstances, I stayed at the same Super Hotel for 2 nights. On the second day, I overslept and missed breakfast, so I had it on the final morning of the 3rd day. It was a buffet style breakfast. Being a picky eater, there were very few options for me to choose from, with bread or rice being the main choices. I think there was also soup, but still, the selection was quite limited. Since there was extra space, I decided to put some boiled eggs. The redeeming factor was the polite customer service at the front desk and the fact that there was a hot spring on site. The hot spring had only one tub, and it operated on a rotation basis between men and women. Perhaps due to the many foreign guests, the price was over 10,000 yen, but compared to other Super Hotels in rural areas, the price was almost double, and the variety of dishes was disappointing. Thank you for the meal.

The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast buffet which is surprisingly energetic and delicious. Although they do not serve dinner, the front desk staff are very welcoming and hospitable. The breakfast spread includes high-quality items like bread, rice, and yogurt. The hotel has a business hotel vibe but focuses on providing excellent hospitality.

Commuting for nearly two hours one way has become a hassle. People talk about work style reform, but it's meaningless if you waste your day on commuting. Taking advantage of the Pyeongchang Olympics and the snow forecast, I stayed at the Super Hotel in Suehirocho again this time. The initial weather forecast was wrong, but the weather turned out to be nice, so I stayed as planned. I woke up early in the morning, took a bath, watched TV absentmindedly, and then headed to breakfast with an empty stomach. The freshly baked croissant was crispy and delicious (*￣∇￣) Cream chowder, miso soup, egg over rice, natto, salad, yogurt - a fulfilling breakfast! After eating, I had another croissant with coffee (lol). I enjoyed a delicious breakfast, and when I returned to my room in the elevator, I encountered a young woman with sleepy eyes who seemed to be heading to the bath. What, did you come out of your room? Leave me alone~ (-_-ﾒ)

Super Hotel near Suehirocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line. Due to heavy snow, my commute to work the next day was in jeopardy, so I decided to stay in the city. Of course, I paid for it out of my own pocket. It feels like I've become a corporate slave (laughs). The hotel has a gender-separated carbonated hot spring bath that alternates between men and women depending on the time of day. I soaked in the bath, warmed up to my core, and had a good night's sleep, so I felt much better the next day. Off to the breakfast venue (*￣∇￣)ノ They had a variety of crispy pastries like croissants. I decided to just have a croissant since I'm still recovering from being sick. I also had miso soup, natto rice, salad, and yogurt. I wanted to eat more, but being on the mend, I stopped there. I took a hot coffee back to my room. And no, I did not bring back any young women, so give me a break (-_-ﾒ)

I decided to warm up an old friendship while on a rare business trip to Tokyo. I made a hotel reservation in advance through Jalan for this purpose. After spending a wonderful time with my friend from Asakusabashi to Ginza, we finally arrived at the hotel just before midnight. It was time to get some rest. The room was small, but the large bed and the traditional Japanese tatami flooring created a comfortable space. In the morning, when I opened the window, I was greeted by a clear blue sky. Wow, what a sunny day! I could even see the Tokyo Skytree in the distance. Alright, today I'll go see the Skytree! But first, I need to have breakfast! I headed down to the hotel's first floor, where breakfast was served from 7 to 9 am. When I arrived a little after 8 am, it was quite crowded, as it seemed to be peak time. Super Hotel is known for its satisfying breakfast offerings, and the staff's service was impressive. The price, including breakfast, at ¥8,000 was quite a bargain. The buffet-style breakfast had a wide selection to choose from. Rice or bread, that's the basic choice, but being a big eater, I couldn't decide between Japanese or Western. Croissant & butter, scrambled eggs & boiled eggs, bacon & sausage, mixed vegetables, salad, simmered hijiki seaweed, corn potage, yogurt, Calpis. I made quite an inconsistent selection. I sat at the counter seat, looking out the window, enjoying a leisurely breakfast. It made me wonder when was the last time I had breakfast... I usually only have two meals a day, lunch and dinner. Having breakfast is not a habit for me. It's strange, how being on a trip changes your usual habits. Overall, the food was delicious, with the scrambled eggs being particularly tasty. With a full stomach, it was time to head to the Skytree. Thank you for the meal.

This hotel promotes its large communal bath, but in reality, it operates with a rotating schedule for men and women. Women are not allowed to use the bath from 20:50 until 06:30 the next morning. There is only one elevator, so it's difficult to catch a ride, and if you're in a hurry, you're advised to use the emergency stairs outside. I don't think I will be using this Super Hotel.

On a certain day in May 2017, I stayed at a budget hotel near the cyber city in the capital to attend a Natsume event. I managed to secure a room for 6,000 yen for one night, using points from a certain booking site, so it cost me 5,500 yen. The room was spacious and nice. The hotel has a hot spring, but it has only one bath, so there is a system for men and women to use it at different times, which was a bit disappointing. Breakfast is included the next morning, starting at 7 o'clock, which seems a bit late. The buffet-style breakfast had a limited selection compared to other chain hotels, but personally, having natto available made me happy. It's not easy to find a hotel in the capital at this price, so I am grateful for its existence. Thank you for the meal.