Description
Open from December 2015, Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International is situated within a 1-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station.
Review
"Walking distance to the train station and a lot of restaurants around!"
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
"Super friendly and helpful staff. Very modern, clean and "green" hotel and facilities. Small but fully equipped rooms with comfortable beds. Suberb Onsen, super clean and a nice addition to the..."
Description
Opened in 2012 with modern and stylish designs, The Gate Hotel is conveniently located in the historic neighbourhood.
Review
"Most comfortable bed we've ever slept on. Clean with some lovely touches of luxury. The guest pyjamas were lovely and fitted us all - so good my husband bought some to bring home"
Tokyo was great, but I'm also glad I didn't spend my...
Tokyo was great, but I'm also glad I didn't spend my whole 2 weeks there. Once you've seen the main sites and whatnot it can get straining and become very stressful and intense especially during the heat of July!
Disneyland was fairly overrated and we enjoyed ourselves most in Tokyo when we simply packed our backpacks and wandered around and got lost.
The public transport system is excellent and very similar to Melbourne, Australia and extremely simple to use once you get the hang of.
On my next visit I would avoid the big tourist things such as Disneyland, Pokemon Centre, some of the cultural sites like the Imperial Palace and Meiju Shrine as they give off a been there done that sort of vibe. I've checked it off but now that I have next time I come back (and I will) I will be sure to scratch beneath the layers of touristy consumerism that consumes the beautiful megacity of Tokyo.
I'll be coming back for the Ghibli museum as we missed out on tickets this trip due to a ticket reseller falling through. So be careful about obtaining the highly sought after tickets.
Prabhdeep
Qatar
10
Tokyo is one of my places to visit , i ll visit again
Tokyo is one of my places to visit , i ll visit again
best part of this city is extremely friendly people & their helpful nature that you can’t find in any other place of this world
Colour ful city with lot of energy.
Janet
Switzerland
10
Tokyo is an experience like no other!
Tokyo is an experience like no other! It is an exciting city trip with lots of things to do and explore. Definitely worth a trip and surprisingly easier to navigate than thought. Most transport is indicated in English and many Hotels offer a complimentary mobile phone to use e.g. google maps while on the go.
Luminita Chiru
Italy
6.0
Ginza is nice.
Ginza is nice. Sky decks to observe the city are OK. Temples and gardens: too much walk not convenient in August. Too hot
Restaurants are hidden: have to climb high flood or go down in underground to find the places to eat. To easy to judge previously the atmosfere.
Anonymous
Oman
8.0
Tokyo is wonderful city.
Tokyo is wonderful city. The people are very polite and respectful. There are many architectural buildings and many sightseeing places to visit. The shopping is unique especially for animes, electronics and fashion brands. However the life of Tokyo is always busy. Work is never stop.
Lilibeth
Philippines
10
Tokyo is a beautiful city.
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.
“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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“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. ”
“Situated in Tokyo’s financial district the hotel is a real gem. The area is quiet yet easy walking distance from Tokyo Station, the Imperial palace and it’s gardens as well as Hibiya, a nice area to explore.”
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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
Description Opened in 2012 with modern and stylish designs, The Gate Hotel is conveniently located in the historic neighbourhood.Review
