It's a small, very clean, business man's hotel, in a good area closer to the city and near the Ginza line. There is a river-walk for lovely promenades. The area has traditional charm, a number of worthwhile temples and bazaars, and a few upscale shops and restaurants. Meals can be exorbitant.
Street vendors are also a good way to experience a vast variety of dishes at a reasonable cost.
The vendors at Veno Park were good. I was there during the Cherry Blossom display when the park was full of life and vitality, with colorful lanterns and banners heralding spring. The blooms on the cherry trees were especially moving, because they were in full glory while other garden vegetation was still dormant. I didn't go to any shows or performances while in the city, but the interpretive dancers and festive street-singers were entertaining. They go to the park during school break, perform in full costume, and become totally enraptured in the music.