Wakasu hotel rooms a the Villa Fontaine

"Very convenient to taking our flight back home! "

"A nice hotel in the centre of an entertainment district. It’s also close to a main train station with great links to other parts of the city."

"Hotel has many towers, but we were in the main tower. We reserved four corner rooms and they were very large and perfect for three people. The “free” breakfast that came with my reservations was overwhelmingly fabulous! Because we took an evening flight, we extended our stay so that we could have a room for the day, we moved to a regular twin bedroom and it was very small and faced a brick wall. I would therefore suggest corner room which always has a view and a lot more room. There is a lot to do in the hotel itself, it is right across the street from the train station, and a very, very short, walk to a convenient grocery store."

"The room size was a little on the small side but that didn’t bother me much since everything else about this hotel made my stay wonderful. The location close to a metro station and great food choices were pluses. I really enjoyed the onsen in the basement of the hotel. Used it everyday sometimes twice a day. Super clean and large. Staff was professional and very nice. I love Japan and this hotel was perfect for our stay around Tokyo. "

"Room looks relatively old but clean, and has a great view of Tokyo tower."

"Excellent staff service; nice and clean hotel; quiet and convenient location."

"the pkace is AWESOME! If the highest rating is 10 I will give them 11. Shuttle from hotel to Disney is very helpful. The staffs are friendly & the room is very clean. I will book again in the future."

"Beautiful hotel. Friendly staff. All amenities. We stayed in largish twin rooms next to each other. Only minor point is there was no connecting door. Also our room didn’t have a great view. Hotel beds are comfortable. Water is complementary and have coffee maker. All in all a good stay and great value too. "

"Convenient and clean. Solid place to stay at if you fly out of Henada. "