Fussa City, Tokyo, a 30-second walk from JR Ome Line Fussa Station. It is a hotel that is almost directly connected to the station. The surrounding mountains give it a peaceful atmosphere that doesn't feel like Tokyo at all, which I quite like. It may be a bit difficult for commuting to the city center as you need to transfer 1-3 times. I don't like capsule hotels, so I chose this one. It seems to be around 10 years old and lacks a sense of newness. The accommodation cost was around 6,000 yen. There were quite a few guests staying. The breakfast buffet had a limited selection: rolled omelette, meatballs, simmered sweet potatoes, salad, pasta salad. Three types of onigiri, three types of toast, miso soup, and drinks. I hesitate to include this in a restaurant guide, but please take it as a memo.

This is a hotel located right in front of JR Ome Line Fussa Station East Exit Rotary. It is so close to Fussa Station that you might think there is a hotel inside the station. I don't usually use business hotels, so it was a fresh experience for me. The check-in process was surprisingly simple. There was no explanation about the hotel at all. The staff were quite eager to recommend joining the Tokyu Inn Club Card. I felt that the staff were not very attentive. They were more like receptionists than hotel staff. This led to many guests being confused when trying to use the elevator. You have to scan the room key under the elevator button to make it work. I found this type of system to be a first, and older guests are likely to be confused. I felt that some explanation was necessary. Once inside the room, you need to insert the room key to turn on the lights. Everything depends on the card key. The amenities and nightwear are not in the room but placed in the lobby. If you need them, feel free to take them. Of course, there was no explanation. When I went to borrow a nail clipper late at night, there was a dispute between multiple guests and staff about the order of assistance. Well, because of the lack of attentiveness. I intervened and resolved the situation without any issues. Staff, please pay attention to the order of assistance. This time, I stayed in a Deluxe Twin room on the 13th floor. It cost just under 12,000 yen for one night. Despite being on the 13th floor, the view was quite nice. I could even see Yokota Air Base. The night view was very beautiful. It's a city atmosphere. The room had two semi-double beds with a width of 140cm each and a sofa, in a spacious 24.3m² area. It was a comfortable size for a business hotel. I was able to sleep well. Breakfast is a self-service buffet called Handmade Healthy Breakfast in front of the 1st-floor lobby. You can enjoy onigiri, miso soup, pickles, bread, salad, and coffee. Of course, it's free for guests. Thank you for the meal. *As of 2/10, the overall rating on Tabelog is 2.0, the food and taste are rated 2.0, with one review.

During the #tokyojimatoyamajourney, the accommodation provided by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's "Tama Island Tourism PR Project" was the Toyoko Inn Fussa, just a 30-second walk from Fussa Station East Exit. Fussa City has only one accommodation facility, which is Toyoko Inn Fussa. The rates are very reasonable, starting from 5,800 yen for a single room, 6,800 yen for a semi-double room, and 3,490 yen per person. Breakfast is also included for free. The services are simple, with razors and combs available at the front desk for those who need them. Nightwear is also available in the lobby, so guests need to bring their own. Female guests receive amenities like a hairband and face pack. The 140cm-wide bed provided a comfortable sleep, and the storage space under the bed allowed for a spacious room. The hotel was almost fully booked due to the Fussa Marathon the next day. My room was on the second floor, facing the station rotary, so I had to keep the curtains closed for privacy. The elevator went up to the top floor, where the view seemed to be quite nice. The room had plenty of outlets, including ones that could be used even when the card key was removed. Free Wi-Fi was available in all rooms. The room amenities included shampoo, conditioner, face & body soap, and a toothbrush. Breakfast was served from 6:30 am, with a variety of rice balls, bread, and side dishes like pickles, meatballs, boiled eggs, salad, and more. Grapefruit juice and unlimited coffee were also available. There is a convenience store in front of the hotel, and a 24-hour supermarket nearby. Guests can also enjoy discounted meals at partner restaurants. Overall, Toyoko Inn Fussa was a comfortable business hotel without any tobacco smell inside.