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Hotel in Minato, Tokyo
Featuring a terrace and a restaurant, ICI HOTEL Akasaka by RELIEF is set in Tokyo. Featuring a bar, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. Great location, friendly staff
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
Offering air-conditioned rooms in the Taito district of Tokyo, ICI HOTEL Ueno Shin Okachimachi by RELIEF is 1.4 km from Convention Room AP Akihabara. Great location, the staff was very helpful and very nice. The room was perfect for us to rest from all the walking..
Hotel in Urayasu, Tokyo
Comfort Suites Tokyo Bay is situated in Tokyo, 4.1 km from Tokyo DisneySea and has a fitness centre. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers free shuttle service and a 24-hour front desk. We loved, after having placed the do not disturb sign, coming back to fresh towels hanging on our door. Breakfast was amazing!
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
Located just a 3-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station, the b asakusa is 400 metres from Sensoji Temple. I love all the facilities hotel provided. The location is very good. It takes about 10 minutes to subway station which is called "Tawaramachi", and also near to the Sensoji Temple by walking as well.
Hotel in Chuo Ward, Tokyo
Open from September 2018, located within a 11-minute walk from Tokyo Station Nihonbashi Exit and 1.9 km of Japan Imperial Palace, Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier features accommodation with a... breakfst lacks selection, plain an simple japanese type
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
800 metres from Sensoji Temple, Hotel Gracery Asakusa provides a 4-star accommodation in the Taito district of Tokyo. The property is located 1.7 km from Tokyo Skytree and 1.8 km from Edo Tokyo... We love the area it is in. It’s short walk to Sensoji, the bustling shopping/dining district of Asakusa, and the metro stations but the neighboorhood itself is peaceful and quiet. We got lovely corner room on the 11th floor which got views of Tokyo sky tree. The room we stayed in was spacious considering most of Tokyo rooms tend to be small/cramped. We love the fact that its very clean, smells nice, and modern. We especially love that the toilet, bathroom/shower, and vanity sink are separate making our morning preparations easier and quicker. Beds were very comfortable. Black-out blinds worked so well giving us the most restful sleep. The WIFI was fast and the room has more than enough sockets/usb ports for our electronics. Staffs were nice and very service-oriented. We would love to stay there again as it ticked-off all the boxes for us.
Hotel in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo
Open from June 2018 and located in the Shinagawa district of Tokyo, Mitsui Garden Hotel Gotanda is 2.2 km from Ebisu Garden Place and 3.9 km from Roppongi Hills. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi. This hotel was absolutely quiet! which is deeply appreciable. Big bath area on the highest floor. Bed was really confortable. Very vey nice and helpful staff. Well loacted with everything around.
Hotel in Urayasu, Tokyo
Set in the Tokyo Disney Resort district of Tokyo, Tokyo Bay Tokyu Hotel is 5 km from Tokyo DisneySea. Featuring a restaurant, the 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom. I liked your hotel views, staff good manners, car and shuttle bus and cleanliness etc.
Hotel in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo
Situated in Tokyo, 400 metres from Hachiko Statue, The Millennials Shibuya is an adult only accommodation. The property has a terrace and rooms with free WiFi access. Cleanliness, location, staff and other visitors. Amazing.
Hotel in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo
Located next to Jingu Stadium and a 6-minute walk from Gaiemmae Station, Nihon Seinenkan Hotel offers accommodation in Tokyo. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. The property is within 5-10-minute walk from the nearest train station. The view of the stadium is an added wow factor. My family (who are mostly above 50 yrs old) had a pleasant stay in the hotel. The rooms are cleaned everyday, which to us is the most defining factor in picking where to stay. Overall, we had a great and peaceful stay.
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Hotel in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo
Centrally located in Shibuya, Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel offers spacious rooms with panoramic city views. The hotel features a fitness centre and a range of dining options. Excellent location: just a 5 min walk to the station. Great view (we saw Mt.
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
Situated in Tokyo, 1.2 km from Convention Room AP Akihabara, Nohga Hotel Ueno features accommodation with a fitness centre, private parking and a terrace. Excellent location (especially getting in and out with Narita flights), new and comfortable hotel,...
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
Located just a 3-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station, the b asakusa is 400 metres from Sensoji Temple. I love all the facilities hotel provided. The location is very good.
Hotel in Chuo Ward, Tokyo
Open from September 2018, located within a 11-minute walk from Tokyo Station Nihonbashi Exit and 1.9 km of Japan Imperial Palace, Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier features accommodation with a... breakfst lacks selection, plain an simple japanese type
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
800 metres from Sensoji Temple, Hotel Gracery Asakusa provides a 4-star accommodation in the Taito district of Tokyo. The property is located 1.7 km from Tokyo Skytree and 1.8 km from Edo Tokyo... We love the area it is in. It’s short walk to Sensoji, the bustling shopping/dining district of...
Hotel in Chuo Ward, Tokyo
Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo offers rooms in Tokyo. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. Guests can enjoy shopping at Ginza Six, a 4-minute walk from the property. Geat Location, grat design, comfort bed, great hotel staff and service.
Hotel in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo
Offering a seasonal outdoor pool and spa centre, Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand is set in Tokyo in the Tokyo Prefecture Region, 1.5 km from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. quality was never compromised. premier grande is classy with outstanding services.
Hotel in Chuo Ward, Tokyo
Open from 5 October 2017, Hotel The Celestine Ginza offers accommodation in Tokyo. The property is set a 3-minute walk from Shinbashi Station on the JR Line and Tokyo Metro Ginza Line. Floor to ceiling window, amazing view (busy Tokyo street). Comfy bed, beautiful interior.
Hotel in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo
Situated in Tokyo, 1.9 km from Belle Salle Shinjuku Grand Hall, GLOU Higashi Shinjuku features air-conditioned accommodation and a garden. Excelent price/quality ratio. Metro just a few meters from the hotel.
Hotel in Minato, Tokyo
Featuring a terrace and a restaurant, ICI HOTEL Akasaka by RELIEF is set in Tokyo. Featuring a bar, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. Great location, friendly staff
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
Set in Tokyo, within 3.2 km of Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Stadium and 3.6 km of Tokyo Skytree, 元 飯店(Moto Hotel) features free WiFi. The property is situated 4 km from Japan Imperial Palace. This property exceeded our expectations.
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
Located a 6-minute walk from Ueno Station, Hotel Emit Ueno features a bar and furniture from ACME Furniture. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property. Despite our ignorance of the Japanese language the staff made us feel very welcome.
Hotel in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo
Set in Tokyo, APA Hotel & Resort Nishishinjuku-Gochome-Eki Tower offers free WiFi. 1.4 mi from Meiji Jingu Shrine, the property is also 2.5 km away from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. The room was perfectly comfortable and suited my purposes. Locationwise the hotel was perfect.
Hotel in Edogawa, Tokyo
Conveniently situated in the Edogawa district of Tokyo, APA Hotel TKP Tokyo Nishi-Kasai is located 2.8 km from Tower Hall Funabori, 7 km from Tokyo Disneyland and 8 km from Tokyo Shoken Building Inc..... Very clean and new. great big TV for watching the 2018 world cup on! coin laundry facility.
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
Situated in Tokyo, 1.1 km from Convention Room AP Akihabara, Uno Ueno features a terrace and views of the city. Featuring a shared lounge, the 1-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. Awesome location near Ueno Station and combinis. Staff were friendly and quick.
Hotel in Minato, Tokyo
Conveniently centered between 3 different train stations, Hotel Felice Akasaka is just a 3-minute walk from Akasaka Station, 4-minutes away on foot from Akasaka-MItsuke Station and a 5-minute stroll... Very new, modern and clean rooms. The location is great.
Hotel in Taito, Tokyo
The Barn Tokyo is set in Tokyo. In a prime location in the Taito district, this cosy hotel is located 1.5 km from Sensoji Temple. JR Yamanote Uguisudani Station is just a 4-minute walk away. Clean, comfortable room with Netflix. Just lovely hosts who were super friendly and helpful.
Hotel in Chiyoda, Tokyo
Situated right in the heart of Marunouchi business district, Palace Hotel Tokyo is 5-star luxury accommodation boasting 7 restaurants, a spa and a free-access fitness centre and indoor swimming pool. Beautiful hotel in a great location - across the street from the Palace Gardens. Staff were...
Hotel in Chiyoda, Tokyo
Situated a minutes’ walk away from Akasaka-Mitsuke Station of the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Marunouchi Line, The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho boasts free WiFi throughout the entire property. Perfect location, in between the Emperor domain and one of the main parks of Tokyo, with nice view...
Hotel in Chiyoda, Tokyo
Designed by Kengo Kuma, Capitol Hotel Tokyu boasts 3 restaurants, a 14th-floor indoor pool and direct access to 4 subway lines. Rooms are spacious for Tokyo and have city views. Cleanliness, location and staff
Hotel in Minato, Tokyo
Located at the heart of the downtown Roppongi area in Tokyo's tallest building, the 53rd-storey Ritz-Carlton offers elegant luxury high above Tokyo’s busy streets. The view was incredible. The club lounge was sublime.
Hotel in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo
Located a 11-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station, Trunk (Hotel) offers free WiFi throughout the property. A bar and 2 dining options are available at this non-smoking hotel. Fantastic hotel! Great location, great bar, (although it was quite loud and often had events there...
Hotel in Sumida Ward, Tokyo
Featuring a bar, Smi:re Stay Oshiage is located in Tokyo in the Tokyo Prefecture region, less than 1 km from Tokyo Skytree and an 18-minute walk from Sumida Riverside Hall. The robot at reception captivated our children - an entertaining bonus.
Hotel in Koto Ward, Tokyo
Attractively located in the Koto Ward district of Tokyo, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo Ariake is located 7 km from Space FS Shiodome, 7 km from TKP Shinbashi Conference Centre and 8 km from Tokyo Tower. Breakfast is very good. Staff is good.
For hotels in Tokyo that serve up a highly-rated breakfast, try Palace Hotel Tokyo, Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International and Hiyori Hotel Maihama.
Travellers who stayed in Tokyo near Narita International Airport (NRT) have said good things about Narita Airport Rest House, Narita Tobu Hotel Airport and Marroad International Hotel Narita.
Many families visiting Tokyo loved staying at Hotel Ryumeikan Ochanomizu Honten, The Millennials Shibuya and The Barn Tokyo.
Central Tokyo, Ueno, Asakusa, Senju, Ryogoku and Shinjuku Ward are popular with other travellers visiting Tokyo.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Tokyo this weekend is £201 or, for a 4-star hotel, £336. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Tokyo for this weekend cost on average around £806 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Hotel Gracery Asakusa, Imperial Hotel Tokyo and the b tokyo asakusa are some of the popular hotels in Tokyo.
These hotels in Tokyo are highly rated by couples: Hotel Ryumeikan Ochanomizu Honten, The Barn Tokyo and Palace Hotel Tokyo.
On average, it costs £93 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Tokyo for tonight. You'll pay on average around £151 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Tokyo will cost around £373 (based on Booking.com prices).
Some of the best hotels in Tokyo near Tokyo Dome include global cabin Tokyo Suidobashi, Dormy Inn Korakuen and Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo.
On average, 3-star hotels in Tokyo cost £91 per night, and 4-star hotels in Tokyo are £145 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Tokyo can on average be found for £308 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel and Palace Hotel Tokyo have received great reviews from travellers in Tokyo regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
Tokyo is great overall and needs no comment. Tons to see. Worthwhile. The surprising negatives? Air can be bad at times.Construction dust is bothersome, noise annoying in middle of night; hotel stays near underground construction may be unpleasant as construction may take place in twilight sleeping hours. Prefab-construction/flexible rooms results in overhearing of conversations in business meetings and hotel disturbance from next-door snoring. Shoddy rapid construction may look nice; appearances are everything it is said but not when you have a business event or need sleep. Concerned that legal standards may be being ignored, or standards are far too low.
So much to see and do and people are helpful and friendly. The APA kodenmachi was difficult to find but does have stations and convenience stores near. The hotel has no facilities to offer (bar/ lounge etc). Staff are reasonably polite and helpful but there are better places to stay. No obvious emergency exits. One elevator and one washing machine. Comfy bed but pokey room and worse pillows in the world.
As usual, tried to fit in too much! There is so much choice in food from convenience stores, street stalls, cute sit down cafes with tastey cheap meals, right through to high end restaurants. There is something for everyone. You could say the same for the accommodation. Cheap budget rooms, through to the more expensive 5 star hotels. I like to stay in mid range hotels, but have also stayed in a capsule. No matter where I have stayed, the staff have always been fabulous. Even if they don't have a lot of English, they try so hard to assist with anything! They take so much pride in their job, their appearance and the impression they make on travellers. The transport in Japan is amazing, but if you are not really familiar with the system, allow extra time for finding exits, line changes, booking tickets and generally just moving through the crowds. A JR Pass is a must if you are doing any trips on the Shinkansen. Or maybe just stay in Tokyo where there is much to keep you busy in places such as Ueno, Asakusa and Daiba. And the shopping - wow!!
There are so many great areas in Tokyo and so many interesting places to stay that it is hard to recommend a few. Tokyo is definitely a city you need to research before you get here. With many hotels and hostels ranging in price, the traveller should focus on staying in a location where they feel they will be comfortable staying in and venturing out from to see and experience the many things here. Once you do arrive and have a place to stay you should invest in a Suica card to get around the city by train, bus, and subway. The public transport is phenomenal with everything arriving on time and regularly and if you avoid rush hour you should be comfortable. For those who are otaku or tech-minded, Akihabara will be like a haven with many shops selling computers, video games, DVDs, anime, manga and electrical goods. For those who are all about high-culture, Ueno Park offers a selection of brilliant museums as well as an excellent green space. Shinjuku and Ginza are a shoppers paradise with so many stores and ateliers and restaurants. Speaking of restaurants, there are hundreds and if you wander down side streets you will find little gems. Food is tasty and relatively cheap if you are careful about where you go and the selection of food and drink is great (I will now judge restaurants and cafes based on whether they have coca cola floats or some delicious variation from now on). Traditional culture is on display everywhere, you just need to keep your eyes open and maybe wander around for a bit. Trendy areas such as Shinjuku will have shrines tucked away by skyscrapers. Overall Tokyo is great. You can travel directly to places or walk around and see where your wandering takes you. Tokyo is endlessly interesting.
I am overwhelmed at how polite everyone was, courteous, friendly, helpful trying to understand what I was asking for. The accomodation was unlike anything I had experienced before down to heated toilet seats and music choice if you didn't want anyone to hear you attending to your business. The bed and pillows were comfy, food delicious and change of menu free buffet daily including Japanese and western food and as much as you liked. Fresh fruit and cappuccinos pastries to die for. Eateries surrounding the hotel served food so tasty better than I have had anywhere else in the world. Shopping amazing and you feel like royalty when being served especially in the large department stores. I'm definitely going back. Sleep late up late shops open til 8 pm and beyond. Streets very clean and people can see if you appear lost and just walk up to you and see if you need help. Japan made me feel special. Loved it .
First time visitors to Tokyo need to understand that hotel rooms are TINY and EXPENSIVE. However, that alone is not a reason not to visit. It's still worth a visit, just be prepared to dig deep into your pockets for accommodation. Eating can be relatively affordable. Steer clear of hotel restaurants if you are on a budget. Go local for dining, there are restaurants on nearly every street and they need not cost you a fortune. There is much to see especially right now - cherry blossom time.
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).
This is my second time stayed here during my holiday and this hotel still my favorite hotel in Tokyo. The room size is bigger compare to most Tokyo’s hotel, the room facilities is good, a lot of choices for amenities and toiletteries, location very near to train station, convinience store, restaurants, and shopping center but not too crowded like any other place (such as shibuya or shinjuku). Very value for money. And last, the staff really friendly, helpful and they can speak English quite good.
I wanted to try the capsule hotel experience and I chose the 9Hours in Shinjuku for its great position. The common area was really beautiful, with an amazing view on Tokyo. The staff was really nice and a bag with pijamas, slippers, teeth brush and towels was given every day at check-in. We also had a nice breakfast included at a Gusto near the structure. Sleeping in the capsule was a good experience: they are comfortable and not claustrophobic at all
Stayed there with my husband for 6 nights, Japanese Style Futon beds with private bathroom. We love how close it was to Shibuya crossing, Shibuya Station, Hachiko Statue, Malls, etc. Around 1. 4 km walk. There's a Family Mart a few steps from the hotel, and restaurants close by. Everything was clean! Futon beds were okay. They also have free coffee, tea and water there. Staff were very nice and very polite. Will definitely go back!
Superb location. Barely 2 minutes from Shibuya crossing. The bed was so comfortable. Plus they have an alarm which doesn’t ring but instead the bed rises and lights turn on which is great for capsule hotels as it doesn’t disturb neighbors. The staff were so friendly and helped me with whatever help I needed. If I come again to Japan I’m definitely staying here only! Loved it so much.
The hotel was great: my husband and I stayed there for a week and we loved it. It was comfortable and we had no issues. There was free water every day, a stable WiFi and a smartphone with free internet that you can take with you. The hotel has a very nice view on a temple and Tokyo Skytree. Also there are vending machines, ice box and a microwave on some floors of the hotel.
Love everything. Excellent staffs, they’re very helpful. Car rental is located within the same building which is very convenient. Rooms are bigger than others in Tokyo. And location is the best! We can walk to Shinjuku Station within 3-5 mins. Plus, Airport Limousine bus is right in front of the hotel so it made my life much easier! Definitely will be back.
The location of the hotel and the room space which is so big! The location is amazing! It is really near to the metro and JR, and then also 15 mins walking to Tokyo station. The room is big and comfortable, my husband and i have our own space to put our personal luggage and also our shoppings without put anything on the bed!
Nice location in the Shinjuku area, close to stations and a beautiful park. The beds were smaller than other hotels elsewhere but very comfortable. The room & bathroom was relatively small as expected but used the space well. A nice place to stay. Beautiful lobby with a cool vibe. Good in-room wifi.
I like that the hotel is very near everything. Just few minute walk to shibuya crossing. If walking is your thing, Harajuku and shinjuku areas are also accessible. You can also walk to yoyogi park to see the sakura. Water, tea and and basic toiletries in the hotel are free. Staff were really friendly.
- Staff is very helpful and friendly - Location was amazing because it is in a quiet area and feels very local compared to other big hotels at big stations (e.g shinjuku or shibuya) - 3 minute walk from tamachi station and the walk is enjoyable. - Room is very clean and quiet, easy to sleep in.
The staff was very kind, polite and helpful regarding any question that we had. It is a big hotel with many visitors, but they are very efficient! The location is good, given that it is practically in the city centre, yet not as crowdy neighbourhood as Shibuya or Shinjuku might be.
I have stayed at so many hotels in Tokyo and this has to be my favourite, Friendly staff, excellent location, very well designed space with a great concept. It is very hard to find such an excellent hotel in this part of Tokyo where you can walk to Shibuya, Aoyama and Harajuku.
The hotel was very near the shinjuku station which was very helpful. The staff were very accommodating and very helpful as well -- they assisted us with sending our luggage to our next desination through Yamato. I would definitely book my next stay in Tokyo at this hotel.
The view of the room was excellent. We could see both the Skytree and Tokyo Tower as well as the night scene of Shibuya. The room and the bed were really large, much larger than we had in other hotels in Japan.
This was our first experience in a capsule hotel and we must say it out topped our expectacion. Enough space for sleeping and really clean bathrooms. Location is also excellent, nearby Shinjuku station.
This is among the best capsule hotels in Tokyo, it has separate sections for men and women so couples can spend the night in the same place.
My husband received a very nice gift for his birthday from the hotel! Staff outstandingly helpful
Me and my husband loved everything in Shibuya Tobu Hotel, it's so perfect!
This place is off the charts. Luxury and amazing facilities for so little money. The capsule was so comfortable to sleep in and the customer service was something from a 5 star hotel. A must on any trip to Tokyo although it is only open to men.
