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"The staff at Mustard Hotel were consistently kind, welcoming, and always ready to help. The location is perfect, surrounded by great local shops and amazing food spots. One of my favorite parts was the coffee shop and bar connected to the hotel — I ended up going there almost every day during my stay. Easily one of the best hotel experiences I’ve had in Tokyo, and I’ll definitely continue staying at Mustard whenever I visit."

"Air conditioning is kinda hard to get cool. I need air for my menopause! lol Very convenient for sightseeing! There are by train station!"

"The room is a little old. A refresh would help."

"so clean and pretty spacious, staff was so nice and there’s a 7/11 literally almost in the hotel u just get out of the elevator and open a door and you’re in 7/11, about a 4 minute walk to the train station "

"Lovely clean hotel could do with lounge area just for drinks "

"The room was cozy and had all of the necessities one needs. The property is located in a quiet neighborhood. The Nakai station is a few minutes walking distance. Not bad for the price."

"This is a no frills Japanese Hotel. The room is small by western standards, but it was clean and comfortable the bathroom is a “Unit Bath” It contains everything you need but it won’t be what you expect. If you are “Plus Sized” in anyway: Height or Weight, you might not love it. Me at a little over 5’10”, 204lbs find it snug but workable. The Tub is actually designed for soaking. Anyhow, for the price, It was very nice."

"very good"

"Opened in 2020 yet looked brand new, Room and everything in the hotel are beautiful and very well designed. However needing to pay to use the Spa and pool and must wear swim suite is a turn off as most hotel with public onsen let guest use for free. Breakfast is set and without buffet is also a minus. Very near to Takashimaya and Isetan Shopping Mall."