Hotel Keyaki Gate Tokyo Fuchu

I stay here often. This is one of the best Hotels in Tokyo, with outstanding value for money. This time, I stayed to attend an opera at the New National Theatre. It takes about 30 minutes from Fuchu Station to Hatsudai Station. Because this Hotel is directly connected to the station, even if you do a bit of walking inside Fuchu Station and Hatsudai Station, it’s surprisingly a shorter walk to the New National Theatre than from almost any Hotel in Shinjuku. Even if the travel distance is longer, the walking distance is minimal, and you can reach the New National Theatre easily. For breakfast, the sea bream chazuke—pouring dashi over it—has been consistently delicious for years. The fried chicken was also great. With plenty of vegetables as well, it’s a very satisfying breakfast. They provided a DVD player for the Room TV. I don’t think this was available before, but at some point they made it possible to use a DVD player. You can watch YouTube too, but it seems guest viewing isn’t available. The TV screen is large and easy to watch from bed—excellent overall.

Thank you for taking care of us at the end of the fiscal year as well.To get straight to the point, from next time on I won’t need to hesitate when choosing in the “Kichijoji, Hachioji, Machida” area.It’s fair to say “Hotel Keyaki Gate Tokyo Fuchu” is the only choice.The location is excellent, and the Facility and Room are new and spotless—and above all, the breakfast was great.When I come up to Tokyo, I believe Accommodation is extremely important; although I have regular places to stay in various areas of central Tokyo, I hadn’t settled on one for this area.I look forward to staying with you again next time.