While hotel prices are skyrocketing, it is great to be able to stay in Tokyo at this rate. Although it is a bit far from the major stations, the Shirokanedai area has a unique charm that is different from typical tourist spots, which was nice. The front desk staff were also very kind and helpful.
While it is understandable that the building itself is aging, here are a few things in the unit I stayed in that could easily be fixed. First, the chair provided in the room was very dirty. The fabric was worn out and sticky, which felt unpleasant, so I thought it would be better to replace it with a plastic one that is easy to clean. Also, the bathroom door was misaligned and did not close properly. Similarly, the window screen was stuck in the middle of the frame, so I couldn't open the window to let fresh air in. If the alarm clock doesn't work, it should probably be removed from the room. Having a humidifier was a nice touch, but it bothered me that a lot of dust had accumulated inside, making it clear it hadn't been maintained at all. If these points are improved, the stay would be much more comfortable.