I didn't have a good view but you really don't need a view when you are not going to spend the whole day in there anyways.

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I am a frequent business traveler to Japan, since the early 1990's. I am well aware of the standard of accommodation provided in Japan, especially in Tokyo/Osaka - rooms are always smaller than found in the US or Europe, or even other parts of Asia. I was attending the Sumo tournament in Tokyo for several days, and decided that a...

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Very nice modern hotel. Rooms are good for doubles/twins but cramped if a single. bathrooms are small but well appointed. Everything seems to be changed daily if used. Tokyo is amazing. I could recommend so many places but everywhere was unbelievable for us as first time visitors. The only down side is crowds on trains and in popular places for...

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The Hotel is located near to the Station, the Kokugikan and Tokyo Edo Museum. A lot of Restaurants, Bars and Sumo-dojos around. The Ryogoku-quarter is a very charming part of the city. Rooms are quite small, but they are clean and have a good standard equipment. At the desk English is hardly understood. It is just a good place to...

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The Ryogoku Pearl Hotel is located across the street from the JR Train Line "Ryogoku" station... it has no English language exterior signage, but look for a row of bright red, round paper lanterns adjacent to the main door (and ask a stranger if you're really stuck... that's what I did!) This hotel is an excellent value for those trying...

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I'm from the orlando area and I stayed in Ryogoku pearl hotel during my stay in Japan for 2 weeks. The pros=Great location,the hotel is across from the Kokugikan which is the sumo stadium. Also the Edo-Tokyo museum and Ryogoku station it takes about 2 minutes to get to the JR line train station.The cons=Non english speaking staff. I had...

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