Set in Tokyo and connected to Haneda Airport International Passenger Terminal, Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport offers accommodations with a bar and private parking.
Julie
Hong Kong
It was away from the main Terminal. Area was in quiet place.
Open from April 2015, Hotel Gracery Shinjuku offers comfortable rooms, free WiFi and a restaurant, only a 5-minute walk from JR Shinjuku Station’s east exit. Seibu Shinjuku Station is a 3-minute walk....
Janet
United States of America
We arrived earlier than expected. The hotel staff allowed us to check in early as our room was ready. Our room was tucked away off the hallway. The hotel was close to everything Shinjuku.
Boasting 15 food and beverage options, 2 swimming pools, and its own aquarium, Prince Hotel is right next to JR Shinagawa Train Station, from where Haneda Airport is only a 25-minute train ride away.
Conveniently located within a 3-minute walk from Shinbashi and Shiodome stations, The Royal Park Iconic Tokyo Shiodome is modern and stylish accommodations.
Alexander
United States of America
Clean, large suite with great view of the Tokyo Tower. Modern amenities in room and great bathroom/shower. Location is fantastic, being right at a major train station, so very easy to get to any part of the city. Staff was extremely polite and helpful. Would absolutely stay there again.
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku in Tokyo features 4-star accommodations with a shared lounge.
Claudia
Canada
Very nice, clean and large hotel with a great breakfast option. The rooms are a tad small, but normal for Tokyo, but the bathrooms are a great size especially the shower. The bed was extremely comfortable and the rooms were cleaned daily. The staff were very pleasant and helpful whenever asked.
Set in Tokyo, APA Hotel & Resort Nishishinjuku-Gochome-Eki Tower offers free WiFi. 1.4 mi from Meiji Jingu Shrine, the property is also 1.6 mi away from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden.
Christian
United States of America
Room was nice. Nice selection of the on demand video stuff with well known movies like Transformers. AC got sufficiently cool. Bathrooms were good.
Conveniently located just a minute away from Tawaramachi subway station, APA Hotel Asakusa Taharamachi Ekimae is a 12-minute walk from Sensoji Temple while the Edo Tokyo Museum is a 10- minutes drive...
Located a 2-minute walk from Toei Asakusa Line and Keikyu Main Line Sengakuji Station, APA Hotel Shinagawa Sengakuji Eki-Mae features free WiFi and high-speed wired internet access in all rooms.
BUI
United States of America
The staff had the best customer service. They answered my questions about luggage holding. I opted for a late check and I'm glad that was an option
Conveniently located in Tokyo, HOTEL 1899 TOKYO provides a buffet breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property. Featuring a 24-hour front desk, this property also provides guests with a restaurant.
Great location. Easy walk to the subway. Friendly, comfy and clean.
Located in a central location with 3 stations within a 5-minute walk, Imperial Hotel Tokyo is a prestigious hotel renowned for providing first-class hospitality for over a century since 1890.
The location is excellent, and the employees are amicable.
Re-opened in 2012 after thorough renovations, the Tokyo Station Hotel is registered as an Important Cultural Property and features gorgeous rooms in a classical European style.
Exceptional property, well maintained and located!
Located in Tokyo and within a few steps of World Bags and Luggage Museum, SAKE Bar Hotel Asakusa has a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Great concept with sake on tap. Very clean and cosy
Located in Tokyo, a 19-minute walk from Uramori Inari Shrine, Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport provides accommodations with a fitness center, private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
New, close to train and eateries, shuttle bus to airport
Featuring a fitness center, a restaurant as well as a bar, BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel is located in the center of Tokyo, a 4-minute walk from Okubo Park.
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TOKYO EAST SIDE HOTEL KAIE features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Tokyo. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, an ATM and free WiFi.
Clean, large rooms, friendly staff, close to train station
Located within a 7-minute walk of Isehan-Honten Museum of Beni and 0.4 miles of Izumo Shrine Tokyo Bunshi, HOTELみなと-MINATO- provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Tokyo.
Everything your except from an hotel was top quality.
Open from August 2017, Guest House Wagokoro offers a modern Japanese-style accommodations an 8-minute stroll away from JR Nippori Station. Each room comes with an private bathroom and toilet.
The shared kitchen area, location to go to / from Narita airport.
Located within a 4-minute walk of Kuramae Jinja Shrine and 300 yards of World Bags and Luggage Museum, APA Hotel Asakusa Kuramae Kita provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in...
Great location, nice rooms, great breakfast, quiet
Featuring 3-star accommodations, APA Hotel Asakusa Shin Okachimachi Ekimae is located in Tokyo, a 4-minute walk from Choen-ji Temple and 500 yards from The Shitaya Shrine.
Near to station, near to mosque, walkable to shopping area.
Located within 1.5 miles of Uramori Inari Shrine and 1.7 miles of Miwa Itsukushima Shrine, APA Hotel Haneda Anamori Inari Ekimae has rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Tokyo.
Very convenient if you have an early flight from haneda
Located within a 3-minute walk of Kuramae Mizu no Yakata and 0.4 miles of Jinnai Shrine, APA Hotel Asakusa Kuramae Ekimae has rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Tokyo.
Clean, small but adequate and good value for money
Located in Tokyo and with Akabane Park reachable within a 2-minute walk, Akabane Holic Hotel has a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Cosy Room with nice amenities and clean shower area!
In a prime location in the Shinagawa Ward district of Tokyo, LOISIR HOTEL SHINAGAWA SEASIDE is located a few steps from Shinagawa Seaside Forest Oval Garden, a 9-minute walk from Sinagawa Sentaikoujin...
It was one of the best hotels I have stayed in Japan.
Located in the center of Tokyo, a 2-minute walk from Koizumi Yakumo Memorial Park, TOKYO HOUSE INN - Vacation STAY 52051v provides air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi.
Located in Tokyo, a 4-minute walk from Aoyama Kumano Shrine, Oakwood Residence Aoyama provides concierge services and free WiFi throughout the property.
Located in the center of Tokyo, a 2-minute walk from Takatsukisan Chozenji Temple, Shinjuku Miyabi Residence - Vacation STAY 94836 has air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi.
limpieza! personal muy amable! ubicación excelente
Located in the center of Tokyo, a 2-minute walk from Takatsukisan Chozenji Temple, Shinjuku Miyabi Residence - Vacation STAY 94520 provides air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi.
The balcony was nice and the owner was extremely accommodating.
Located a minutes’ walk away from Akasaka-Mitsuke Station of the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Marunouchi Line, The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho features free WiFi throughout the entire property.
Great location, exeptional facilities. Enormous views.
Designed by Kengo Kuma, Capitol Hotel Tokyu features 3 restaurants, a 14th-floor indoor pool and direct access to 4 subway lines. Rooms are spacious for Tokyo and have city views.
Excellent property.Very modern yet ultra comfortable
Located within a 15-minute walk of Sotobori Park and 0.7 miles of Museum of Science Tokyo University of Science, Hotel Yuni -Comfortable stay Star-Club iD provides rooms with air conditioning and a...
Perfect location and cost for the Tokyo marathon base
Located in the center of Tokyo, a 2-minute walk from Takatsukisan Chozenji Temple, Shinjuku Miyabi Residence - Vacation STAY 94701 provides air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi.
On average, 3-star hotels in Tokyo cost $147 per night, and 4-star hotels in Tokyo are $268 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Tokyo can be found for $604 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Tokyo this weekend is $172 or, for a 4-star hotel, $346. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Tokyo for this weekend cost around $688 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $164 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Tokyo for tonight. You'll pay around $324 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Tokyo will cost around $618, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The capital of Japan, Tokyo is a vast, teeming metropolis nestled between mountains and Tokyo Bay. It’s so huge that you’ll have to come to grips with public transport and maybe even experience being pushed onto a train. Yes, it does actually happen!
Get your bearings by ascending the Tokyo World Trade Center near the waterfront, and savor the fantastic views taking in the red-and-white Tokyo Tower and Shinkuju’s skyscrapers. North is Ueno, home to the best museums (including the Tokyo National Museum) and a large park bursting with cherry blossom in spring.
Equally tranquil are the Chiyoda Imperial Palace and Gardens, surrounded by water. Also in gardens is the Meiji Jingu Shinto shrine in Shibuya, a youthful district where neon abounds.
For more traditional Japanese culture, head to Asakusa whose Sensō-ji Buddhist temple is Tokyo’s oldest temple. Outdoor markets sell a variety of wares, though shopping in Tokyo is, of course, fantastic wherever you go.
Whether you stay in a Japanese ryokan, luxury Tokyo hotel or a hostel, don’t fly out of Tokyo Narita Airport or Haneda Airport without having tried sushi. Another Japanese institution is the sento (public bath) and onsen (hot springs bath) – a must try. Also incredibly popular are Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, Asia’s 2 most visited theme parks.
Tokyo is a big city and therefore attracts big city prices...
Tokyo is a big city and therefore attracts big city prices and tourists. We did the usual touristy stops in Shibuya and Harajuku. It was extremely busy so decided to drop into Shinjuku instead which was less busy. Booked tickets for the WB Making of Harry Potter tour which exceeded expectations. Highly recommend! Ueno Park is worth a stop. Also stayed in Akihabara (Electric Town) worth a look if you are into Anime/Manga. Food is excellent in Tokyo. Used both JR rail passes and Suica for local trains. Highly recommend checking out Minato Mirae in Yokohama, there is excellent shopping, roller coaster, cable cars, Cup Noodle Museum and more. 45 mins - 1 hour on JR line from Tokyo (Akihabara/Ochanimizu stations).
Nadia
Australia
10
Scored 10
World class city with too much to see in just one trip.
World class city with too much to see in just one trip.
Food culture up there with London and Paris, perhaps even better in terms of quality and price. I would avoid Shibuya Crossing area as it is touristy and very crowded like Times Square unless you like that sort of thing. Things to recommend: Ginza, Ueno, Shinjuku, Roppongi, Team Labs, day trips to the countryside and food just about anywhere.
Stephen
10
Scored 10
Tokyo is like the best version an Asian city can be - super...
Tokyo is like the best version an Asian city can be - super clean (makes Europe look filthy). No rubbish despite not having public garbage bins. No smoking on the streets. 37m people and great air quality with relatively low levels of motor traffic. Awesome metro system fully available in English. Spend time in Ginza for upmarket shopping and something more like a modern New York without the dirt and homelessness and crime. Visit Shubaya and Shinjuku for overstimulating with lights, sound and people traffic. But go 2 streets away for relative peace and quiet. Vegetarians may struggle as Japan unveils the fallacy that the world is ready yo go vegan. It's raw fish and fried meat, meat, meat. Salads tend to be shredded lettuce or pickles. Be ready to be patient with Japanese people. English is very much a foreign language. Google translate comes in handy. And try to contain your anger when you wait in a restaurant queue with 13 or so other people while there is seating for 25 people free inside.
Kieran
Spain
10
Scored 10
9 Days of Neon Lights and Ancient Temples
9 Days of Neon Lights and Ancient Temples
Tokyo is a city that pulsates with energy. Our 9-day adventure was a whirlwind of neon lights, delicious eats, and cultural immersion. While we squeezed in a day trip to Kyoto for a temple fix (Fushimi Inari-taisha was unreal!), Tokyo stole the show.
Be Prepared to Walk (and Walk Some More)
This city is best explored on foot. Pack comfy shoes because you'll be clocking serious miles. My pedometer practically exploded by day three!
Fuelling the Hustle
Tokyo's food scene is legendary. From steaming ramen to melt-in-your-mouth sushi, we ate like kings.
Sleep is for the Weak (But Coffee is Your Friend)
Let's be honest, jet lag and sightseeing don't always make for a good night's sleep. But fear not, coffee shops are plentiful and the perfect pick-me-up to power through the day.
Highlights (same old news)
- Shibuya Crossing: Witnessing the human sea at this iconic crossing is a must.
- Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: A serene oasis amidst the urban jungle.
- Tokyo Tower: Panoramic views of the city from this iconic landmark.
Kyoto Temples
One day in Kyoto wasn't enough, but it was enough to be awestruck by the serene beauty of Fushimi Inari-taisha. The endless red torii gates are an unforgettable sight.
Overall
Tokyo is an assault on the senses in the best way possible. It's a city that never sleeps and offers something for everyone. Just be prepared to walk, eat like a local, and embrace the lack of sleep (coffee will be your best friend). I left with a full memory card, a happy belly, and a yearning to return.
Kamia
Portugal
8.0
Scored 8.0
People are generally helpful but be aware that there are bad...
People are generally helpful but be aware that there are bad people as well. My friend and I once in Shibuya experienced a man eagerly wanted to help us to buy the train ticket and he snatched the money from my hand and bought the ticket and quickly took the change and cough heavily onto it and told us to give him all the change... It was quite scary.
Overall it is a good place to visit but the train systems are a bit complicated. I could only find the JR train map and there are so many private company train lines and they don't even have a map. There are even different stations sharing the same numbers which is confusing. it is hot everywhere, they are very conservative in use of Air-conditioning, we had terrible experiences at the hands of new bangladesh migrants who have Japanese residence permits now! . Local Japanese people are very very nice and hospitable.
Vinod
10
Scored 10
Tokyo was beautiful and amazing!
Tokyo was beautiful and amazing! I did not have nearly enough time to explore it the way it deserved to be explored. You need AT LEAST 5-7 days to explore all of Tokyo. Unfortunately, due to the length of my trip I only had 2 days and missed out on so much. Overall, I highly recommend visiting this city to anyone who comes to Japan. Be ready for big crowds and lots of shopping!
Location is great and safe. 3 metro stations nearby make it easy to reach everywhere in reasonable time. E.g. Ginza, Tokyo station and Tsujiki are around 15 mins, Ueno and Asakusa are within 20 mins and Shinjuku & Shibuya is around 30 mins. Convenient stores, restaurants and drug stores are in walking distance. The hotel provides amenities and facilities we may need when traveling, which is super sweet. Services are great, the front desk is very helpful with the guest's requirements.
Room is not spacious but equipped with everything.
Even I didn't give it 10/10 but my husband and I agreed that we will stay here again if we go to Tokyo again. Location and comfort are super! It locates few minutes (3-4mins) walking to 2 JR lines and metro line, with this price, you cannot find better! It's not close to Shinjuku/Shibuya (around 35-40mins by train) but it is very close to Ueno and around. Also, the room size is typical in Tokyo but we managed to stay comfortably with 1 small child (4 y/o) and 3 big luggages. The hotel gave us a feeling of homey somehow.
Great location near Hamamatsucho station with access to the Tokyo Monorail (for Haneda Airport), Yamanote line (for access to Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Ueno, and more). Daimon station is also very close by with access to Shinjuku, Asakusa, and the Skytree. Within walking distance to Tokyo Tower as well
Rooms are compact but that is typical for Japanese hotels, they are very comfortable though and have all the facilities that you’d expect
Staff were very friendly and happy to help out
Our planned hotel canceled our reservation the night before our arrival date, so the Hotel Rose Garden was a last minute booking. We had two choices for Shinjuku hotels on such short notice, and we thought the novelty of bunk beds for my husband and I would be fun. The location of the hotel is probably the best part of it, as it's only one metro stop away from the main Shinjuku area, but it feels like a world away with how quiet the actual area is. The staff was also very helpful.
The hotel is big in comparison to other hotels in Tokyo. The rooms are very spacious and modern. It is situated a minute away from Shiomi station, a grocery, a couple of konbinis and food places. Despite it being far from tourist spots like Shibuya and Shinjuku, its an overall great place to stay and relax after a long day of walking and exploring.
The hotel also had its own public bath so if you want to experience what it is like in an onsen, then this accommodation has it.
The hotel had a fantastic location, not too close to the busiest areas of Tokyo like Shibuya or Shinjuku and not so far that travel would be a hassle. I had a fantastic experience at the hotel, the staff was friendly and helpful and the living areas were exceptionally clean. There's a 7-11 right opposite the hotel so you have nothing to worry if you need anything 24x7. This place exceeded my expectations and I'm considering to stay here again when I visit Tokyo in the future!
This is a beautiful hotel close to Ginza and close to the Tsujiki outer market. The room design is beautiful. My husband and I had a smaller room which was a bit tight and our kids had a bigger room that was decent size, had a wooden tub in addition to the shower, etc. The cherry on top at this hotel though is the private bath that you can reserve for a fee. Tokyo is a busy place, and to be able to go in to a serene onsen-like bath in the evening was awesome.
Gotanda is one of the best places to stay in Tokyo in my opinion. The hotel is on the Yamanote line, it is centrally located with easy access to Shinagawa, Meguro, Ebisu and you can get to Shibuya and Shinjuku and other hubs easily. Property is right next to the train station and there are lovely restaurants, shops and bars close by.
Staff were excellent and very professional and helpful.
A cab ride to Haneda is less jan ¥7000 if you have an early flight.
Location, location, location! The hotel sits right at the base of Tokyo Tower, with a temple and station right around the corner as well. There is a Lawson in the basement which made it easy to grab quick and cheap snacks throughout the day. Very comfortable king-sized beds (which is hard to find in Japan). Breakfast was good. Hotel staff left a “congratulations” note with chocolate in our room, because it was me and my husbands honeymoon.
This accommodation was a real bang for a buck!
The host was nice and welcoming, responding to messages very quickly.
The location was convenient and close to the main attractions of Shinjuku as well as the Shinjuku station.
For the price, the room was a decent size (fitting all five of us) and had more facilities provided than in most hotels many times the cost.
I will definitely consider booking again when I'm in Tokyo next time.
We stayed in the private room with bathroom and balcony and it was great. Lots of natural light and space to spread out (relative to other Tokyo hotels). Breakfast was nice and my husband made reservations in the sauna run on the first floor two days in a row because he enjoyed it so much! The neighborhood is very unique with lots of cafes and European influences - I’m glad we got to check it out!
This hotel serves the best service and best room for my stay in Tokyo. I had been at another 2 hotels in Shibuya and Shinjuku but Richmond Hotel is the best. lobby is at the 5th floor and there are uniqlo and other food store downstairs. JR and Metro station is just in walking distance. Free VOD for you to enjoy.
Great location in a quiet area of Tokyo - away from all the noise and bright lights of Shibuya and Shinjuku. Easy access to all the places I wanted to visit. Room has plenty of space compared to typical hotel however, you need to be comfortable with Japanese style sitting on the floor (eg, no chairs or sofa).
Very confient, the location of the hotel is perfect! Just a small walk from Shibuya Station and the center of Shibuya.
De hotel staff is very helpful and is super friendly. Clean towels every day, and the capsules were comfortable.
Overall, it was a good stay!
It was beautifully located if you like a walk and the beauty of the park, but after a full day of sightseeing, it’s a bit of a walk back to the hotel. For a first time traveller to Japan, I’d stay closer to the Shinjuku Rail.
We loved the location of the hotel, so much more quiet and less crowded than Shibuya/Shinjuku/Ginza. We loved the Sumida River nearby and the park surrounding it. We had a view of Tokyo Skytree! Staff was great too!
Parkside location in Shinjuku was beautiful. The decoration was also fine, with slightly larger room sizes compared to a wellknown chain of Japanese hotels. Very happening public areas always abuzz. Good value.
My room included use of the onsen. I had never experienced this before. It was a wonderful experience. My husband and I enjoyed our Japan vacation very much. This hotel was a great place to conclude our trip.
Great capsule hotel in a quiet location in Shinjuku. Close to everything, great staff, comfy private, quiet space with good shared spaces and breakfast.
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