Free wifi, complimentary breakfast, in walking distance to 3 subway stations, just a few stations away from Ginza. The hotel staff is very nice. The room is reasonably sized, very clean and quiet.

I wish every business hotel in Japan had this quality for this price.

The other reviews covered pretty much everything:
- Great location next to JR Bakurocho on the Sobu Rapid Line (and also very close to Bakurochoyama and Higashi Nihonbashi subway stations)
- New building, everything was nice and clean
- At least one person at the desk spoke English each time I stopped by
- Breakfast is fast and free allowing for a quick start to your day
- Next to 7-11
- Free wireless + LAN in room
- They allowed me to store my luggage there for a few days while I traveled outside of Tokyo

I wasn't bothered by the small room, but I was expecting it. Also, I'm a somewhat small person and I was alone. I could see how it would get cramped fast if two larger people with lots of luggage were sharing it.

I think someone else might have mentioned this, but the elevator from Bakurocho station is on the other side of the block from the hotel, so if you don't want to or can't lug your stuff up a couple flights of stairs, you'll have to hoof it from the elevator exit.

We stayed here for 3 nights in January with 2 teenage children. Two rooms cost us less than one family room anywhere else. Prices were lowest on the pyotravel.com website, which is how we booked. The rooms are tight but have everything you need: double bed, shower, bath, fridge, kettle, TV, wi-fi and LAN cable (free either way), plus there's a free self-serve breakfast downstairs every morning with cereals, yoghurt, juices, coffee, pastries, sausages, scrambled egg, toast, fruit, sweet rice rolls, etc. We even stocked up rice rolls to carry out for lunch. You can use the microwave in the breakfast room to heat a pre-packed meal from the 7-11 store in the evening too.

The location is terrific. Take the east exit of JR Bakurocho station, head up a few flights of stairs (note this is fun with suitcases) and follow the Exit 4 sign in the passageway. When you exit to the street the hotel entry is right beside you on your left. One door further is a 7-11 store with lots of food options and plenty of cheap and very good Japanese beer, and also cans of Suntori fruit cocktails (like a Vodka Cruiser or Bacardi Breezer type drink) for the ladies.

Tokyo Station is just 2 stops away by train. Ryogoku (Sumo stadium and Edo-Tokyo Museum) is 2 stops in the other direction. You can get to Bakurocho from Narita on either the NEX (Narita Express), which actually passes Bakurocho and you have to transfer at Tokyo and go 2 stops back on the local line, or you can take the JR Sobu Line "rapid service" from Narita that makes many more stops but Bakurocho is included so there's no need to transfer. We did this and it was fine - about 20 minutes slower than the NEX.

Definitely would stay here again.

I stayed here in the third week of July for 5 nights. The location was good, very near to Tokyo with a direct line connecting Bakurocho and Tokyo. If you are looking for a budget business class hotel (I paid about $105 per night for a semi-double room) then this is for you. Beware that the rooms are VERY small. If you unpack your luggage, then there is no space for you to move around. The bed was comfortable though

Pros:
1. Very close to JR Sobu Line Bakurocho Station (Actually located right at an exit of the station)
2. Free Wi-Fi
3. Clean rooms with great breakfast
4. English speaking staff at the reception
5. Delicious Ramen eating place (not a restaurant but a shop along the road with no more than 5 chairs.. You can see people waiting in line as soon as the shop opens in the morning) near the hotel (Ask the receptionist for a map and directions)

Cons:
1. Small, tiny rooms.
2. Even tinier bathroom
3. Not many shops near the hotel open after 9 or 10 pm.

In one line: I would try to find some other similar priced hotels for my next stay.