Description
Open from December 2015, Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International is situated within a 1-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station.
Review
"The room was very spacious and hygienic. A lot of amenities were provided and refreshed everyday. The staff was also very friendly. Some spoke fluent English but others only broken English. They all did..."
Description
Opening in March 2015, Super Hotel Lohas Akasaka is conveniently located in the central Tokyo, just a 4-minute walk from Akasaka Subway Station.
Review
"hotel in the city centre with onsen...can't beat it! price is also affordable. staffs are kind and helpful. property is surrounded by many kind of restaurants with wide range of choices and prices."
Description
Located in central Asakusa, Khaosan Tokyo Origami is a 5-minute walk from iconic Kaminari-mon Gate and Senso-ji Temple.
Review
"Great location and ALL staff was extremely helpful! We rented a room with 8 Beds, perfect for our group of 8. Felt safe at all times throughout the entire building."
Description
Opened in 2012 with modern and stylish designs, The Gate Hotel is conveniently located in the historic neighbourhood.
Review
"The bed was comfortable. The hotel provides both hard and soft pillows to suit our preference. Very conveniently situated. We absolutely enjoyed our stay. My 8 year-old says he wants to come back to the..."
Description
A 7-minute walk from the JR Shin-Urayasu Train Station, Hotel Emion Tokyo Bay offers a hot-spring bath and Western accommodation with free wired internet.
Review
"The cleanest hotel I've ever been to, and I've been to many. Excellent facility, great location, parking is very reasonable price, it's just the best and wewill be back!"
Tokyo is a beautiful city. There are so many things to see, do and explore. Would love to go back at a different weather condition. Because, when we were there, it was really hot, so it was uncomfortable.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Travel there and explore for yourself.
Travel there and explore for yourself. People are some of the most helpful in the world. Enjoy the crazy and coolness of Tokyo, experience the onsens in a local village, go see the snow monkeys, enjoy skying and snowboarding, and endulge in shashimi and sushi 😀
Anonymous
Portugal
10
Tokyo is an incredible city to visit.
Tokyo is an incredible city to visit. It is obviously a huge city but it's surprising how clean it is. Public transportation also works amazingly well, much better than in most other big capital cities. You could spend months in Tokyo and still have a lot left to see. It's a place where you can spend time in modern, futuristic looking places but also traditional ones. You have places like Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Shibuya but also Asakusa for example. There are also many beautiful and quiet parks and gardens where you can avoid the busy bustle of the city if you need to. If you want to go shopping there are countless places to go to, you'll never be bored. The food is also amazing and surprisingly affordable.
Tokyo is a city where it's impossible to have nothing to do.
Marcia
Hong Kong
10
A huge city and we did a lot of walking .
A huge city and we did a lot of walking . The hottest year in Tokyo this year but we didn’t mind walking and taking the metro which is brilliant . It’s easy to get around but can be mind blogging in some areas such as Shinjuku Station where it gets busy .
Emily
Australia
10
We love that there are so many things to see and do on...
We love that there are so many things to see and do on Tokyo- never enough time!
Rather frustrating travelling with our loud and boisterous Aussie kids as they really stood out (in an embarrassing way) causing a ruckus wherever we went...
We have travelled abroad several times with the kids and never found it so stressful. Though I have visited Tokyo many times on my own, it was my first time with kids. Will be awhile before I summon up the courage to try it again!
Christopher
United Kingdom
10
Why a city of superlatives.
Why a city of superlatives. I lack the word skills to summarise what an amazing city Tokyo is...I will just say:go there and enjoy it.
What I would say is that I am a country person and normally do not enjoy crowds - but the Japanese people are so well mannered and civil this was never an issue for me....even at maximum squeeze on the metro. The city feels incredibly safe.
Four days will give you enough time to get some sense of the major attractions.
The train network is efficient and excellent so getting around is no problem.
“Nice boutique hotel 5 min walk to Akasaka Station in Ginza line. Access tonShibuya and Shinjuku are very easy from here (5-10min).
Akasaka has a very nice eat street as well as a bars precinct, people fill the streets after work! Good opportunity to see how Tokyo locals hang out, not many tourists!
The suburb is a business one, very clean and safe.
The hotel is very well decorated, rooms are Ok size for Japanese standards, amenities are good, it has a European feel.
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“This place was so great! I had fantastic view from the window, big comfy bed, small fridge and nice, clean bathroom only for me! Staff was really helpful and friendly, localization was nice too - very close to Oedo line station what gives you easy access to Shinjuku, Shibuya, Roppongi or Asakusa. At the same time hotel is located in really calm neighborhood so you can rest after traveling for whole day (and buy some snacks in konbini store - on one street was around five different stores, so you can choose your favourite). ”
“The hotel is located very close to the Tokyo station and shopping areas. Personally I’ll prefer this area rather than Shinjuku or Shibuya for safety and silence.
Rooms were as big as you can expect from a Tokyo hotel and it was well decorated.
Staff was super helpful, they helped us in many occasions without showing any sign of complaint.
In terms of price, we paid more on our other hotels, none of them was as good as the Intergate. I wish we stayed there throughout our holiday.
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“2mins walk from the station. Late night shoppings near hotel including the huge duty free complex that sells make up, electronics and living goods.
On the convenient green train line which also serves Tokyo, Shibuya and Shinjuku etc all the tourist spots
Got vending machines for drinks on certain floors.
Complimentary breakfast. Simple and nice.
Great reception staffs. Helpful and speak good English. ”
“Brand new hotel in the heart of Shibuya. Very friendly staff, comfortable and clean rooms, Great value for money compared to the usual prices in the area. ”
“It was one of the best hotels I've stayed over so far. It was quite spacious which is not quite common for hotels in Tokyo. The staff was awesomely kind and helpful.”
“The room views, cleanliness, very friendly and helpful staff.
I will definitely go back!
Even when we got a smoking room in our final 4 night booking, which didn't make us happy.”
“It's in a good location and close to Shinjuku Station, one of the main Tokyo stations. There's also enough shopping and nightlife within walking distance”
“great location, kind and speaking English staff, nice breakfast, a lot of options, although some more vegan options would have been nice, e.g. cereals, milk.”
“The best part is the excellent hotel location. It's right in the middle of Shinjuku shopping area. You can walk out of the hotel and be in the middle of numerous stores & eating places.”
“One feels immersed in nature yet super comfortable. Staff are wonderful and there is a sense of privacy within the resort which adds to the relaxation value. It was even better than I anticipated”
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Description Open from December 2015, Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International is situated within a 1-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station.Review
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