Hotel near Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho,Tokyo
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Hot Spring
Spa
Library
"The service is very good, the snacks provided are also of good quality, and the restaurant is also good, but the breakfast and dinner content is a bit repetitive. The hot spring is OK, and the milk provided is also very good, but there are a few dressing tables, which is a bit crowded when there are many people. Parking requires going to the basement, and the ground cannot be opened to the door, which is a little inconvenient"
"The location of this hotel is very convenient, close to the subway station, making travel very convenient. There are also many convenience stores and restaurants nearby. Whether you are buying daily necessities or looking for delicious food, you can easily find what you need."
"I stayed here for a week for work and it was so convenient. The room is small but functional and the hotel is very close to the Hanzomon Station and to the Imperial Palace if you want to go for a walk by the moat. There are small restaurants nearby and a Family Mart shop for any kind of groceries. The front desk staff lent me a steamer and an adaptor plug which was very helpful. The hotel is very clean and the room was cleaned every day. I would certainly stay here again if I go to Tokyo for work."
Very Good
143 reviews
8.2/10
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"First, the hotel is only great because of its hardware, the view, the name and the area. The service is disappointing upon my arrival.
I checked in at 1pm and a girl with short hair at the reception was very unwelcoming. She also said it was a company policy to charge hotel guests extra if we were to check in at 1 pm, since the official check-in time was 3 pm. This is the first time in my life I heard that a hotel has this kind of arrangement. She didn't even say ”sorry for your inconvenience” whatsoever.
I came back at 10 pm that day and was greeted by a young guy with glasses who was absolutely rude. I showed him a ticket to get our bags, and I politely said, ”Oh we haven't got our card”.
He replied saying, ”Of course! you haven't checked in, haha”.
I do not understand what is so funny, and at the moment he wasn't being funny at all. I felt discriminated because I'm an Asian.
Truth is I've already checked in and I only need the key to my room, so I don't quite know what his intention was. Then I was only given one card. That was appalling. We have four people staying and why would I only have one hotel card? As I asked the guy to give me one more card, he rudely said ”read the conditions yourself”, which said that I'll have to pay if I lose an extra card. You could've just kindly say ”please be aware we need to charge extra if you lose it”. The way he put it was very rude and that gave me and my family a very rough time that night.
On top of that, the moment I checked, the reception staff should have been giving me details about the hotel, the wifi, checkin checkin time etc., but he refused to speak more. I was very upset with these two people' service on that night."
"MUJI Hotel Ginza: The perfect choice for minimalists, live in the Japanese lifestyle aesthetics!
The most surprising accommodation experience of this trip to Tokyo is none other than MUJI Hotel Ginza! From the location to the detailed design, it perfectly interprets the brand's concept of ”simple but exquisite”, and is recommended to travelers who like natural texture and convenient experience.
Unbeatable location:
The hotel is located in the core area of Ginza, a 2-minute walk to Ginza Station, and it is very convenient to go directly to Narita/Haneda Airport! The MUJI flagship store is downstairs. If you are tired of shopping, you can go upstairs to rest. Next door is Shiseido Restaurant, surrounded by drugstores and luxury stores, a paradise for shopaholics!
MUJI style immersive experience:
The room is a Japanese minimalist design, with original wood tones + soft lighting, which instantly heals fatigue. All furniture and bathroom products are from MUJI, and the bedding is skin-friendly and you want to take it home! Although the area is compact (a common problem in Tokyo), the storage design is clever, and the suitcase can be easily spread out. I love the tatami teahouse by the window. It's so comfortable to have a drink while watching the night view of Ginza at night~
Details are a delight:
• Free samples of MUJI skincare products, including makeup remover oil + moisturizing lotion
• The smart control panel in the room can adjust the lighting mode (reading/sleep/night light)
• Bonus points for environmental protection: toothbrushes and combs are made of biodegradable materials, and there is no mandatory replacement of bedding for extended stays
Breakfast recommendation:
MUJI Diner's breakfast set (sold separately) has fresh ingredients and focuses on organic vegetables and Japanese set meals. We recommend ”Japanese-style morning meal”, miso soup + grilled fish + tamagoyaki, to start a day full of energy!"
"Location was convenient, able to reach most places within 30 minutes. There is filtered water provided at each floor. The room was spacious and there are bathtubs. Service was great, there was free flow alcohol on new year’s eve. Love the place"
"Really lovely hotel. Really conveniently located between two metro stations. If you go out on the 3rd floor you can walk to Shimbashi station on the skywalks. On the B2 floor there is a family mart. Staff were really lovely and accommodating. The lobby view is stunning and I really enjoyed sitting there with my coffee in the morning or with a class of wine at night.
The hotel room was cosy, the bathroom toiletries offered were amazing. Even had a little skincare kit! Was nice to have some tea and coffee in the room too. I didn’t have a window facing the Tokyo tower but I still enjoyed my view of the train stations. You can hear the trains go by but it isn’t very loud and wasn’t an inconvenience at all.
Highly recommend this hotel!"
Hotel near Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho,Tokyo
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Public parking
Outdoor swimming pool
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"I had an absolutely amazing time at Aman Tokyo. The rooms were spacious and spotless, with great bed sheets. The staff were attentive and went out of their way to ensure that we were comfortable. Nothing was too much trouble. Other than that, I gained new experiences staying here. There are staff who are ready to help you recommend the various facilities. If I have a chance, I will recommend my friends to stay here as well."
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No.10 of Premium Hotels in Tokyo
Public parking
Executive Lounge
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"I appreciate the kindness of staff service to help out with information and to bring things we needed. The little added touches of ice water, little snacks at the bar counter and room items are a plus. Thank you for taking care of us during our stay."
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9.4/10
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9.2/10
Great
GGuest UserThe hotel is ideally located close to Shinjuku Train Station, but far away enough not to be caught up in the hustle and bustle of the commuter traffic. Another station, Yoyogi station, is a better station to catch the local trains/subways as it is smaller and less crowded. The hotel is located close to shopping and eating that you don't need to walk very far to satisfy any craving. From 7-11 to high end dining, everything is close by. There are restaurants and even a Shake Shack (got our desserts from here several times) inside the building and department stores just across the bridge that crosses the railway tracks. The hotel actually starts on the 20th floor, so you are high enough that the noise from the railway doesn't bother you. Since you are so close to the train station, you don't have to lug your baggage too far from the train station (if that's how you came into town). Service from the staff was very good and was as expected from a higher end hotel. The room was on the large side for Japanese hotel rooms. We had a king size bed and space to walk around even with 2 suitcases and 2 carry-ons taking up floor space. The elevators were quick and silent with a view overlooking the promenade. Filtered water is provided next to the elevators, which came in very handy since we filled our refillable battles starting out each day of sightseeing. A refrigerator was provided as was a safe. Towels were changed on demand and sheets were changed every 3 days or on demand. The bathroom was small but not the smallest we experienced, the shower/tub was great with a handheld sprayer available. The toilet was the typical bidet/heated seat setup that all hotels seem to provide. Everything was clean and neat with the typical (for Japanese luxury hotels) compliment of items - toothbrushes, toothpaste, razor, shower cap, skin lotion, soap, shampoo, etc. Unfortunately, we were on the go most of the time and didn't experience any of the hotel restaurants, but they looked high end and we probably wouldn't have eaten at them since we didn't really pack any nice clothes that would have fit into the clientele. Overall, a comfy place to stay in a great location. I would definitely stay here again.
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Price per night from:€114
9.2/10
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PpornphunFor us, the location was the best. Close to Shinjuku train station as we had a 8am train ride the next morning. Minutes from restaurant’s street and malls but in the quiet part of Shinjuku down a side road. We had a corner room that was cozy and comfy for the three of us. If I needed to be in this area again, I would definitely come back.
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Price per night from:€151
9.1/10
Great
AAnonymous UserI arrived early morning hence was only able to leave my luggage at the reception. Check in was at 2pm and the hotel was nice to accept my request prior to booking for a room on the ladies floor for security reasons and I am also a solo traveller. Amenities like toothbrush, comb and tea packets are provided at the reception too. My only wish is that I hope in future the Hotel can provide at least an international or English movie channel for foreign guests.
Hotel near Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo 1.5% of visitors choose this area
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BBonikwokTried to stay in Keio plaza hotel again after returned from Mt Fuji.
This time arranged us to south tower , though it said to be upgraded, the hotel room is not as new as Main tower, however, due to its not at executive floor, the toilet was not same as main tower which renovated. Room size is still very spacey and big enough for our big bags to open. It’s tidy and clean.
Breakfast offering at 2nd floor which is lots of choices. Food all yummy and fresh! Hotel prices gone up because of cherry blossom, however, it’s still the best location and walking to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden!
Hotel near Shinjuku/Nakano, Tokyo 16.8% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€150
8.9/10
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JJinTsongMr. Chen of the front desk was extremely helpful and efficient in helping me take back the mobile phone which I dropped in the subway, within just 2 hours. I really appreciate his attitute and effort!
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Price per night from:€59
8.8/10
Very Good
RRtz2nd time staying in this hotel. Location is so convenient as it is right in front of the exit for Higashi-Ginza station (direct line going to Haneda airport). Rooms are also clean and comfortable. The hotel's onsen are also perfect for a late night soak after a long day of exploring.
Hotel near Ginza/Tsukiji/Shinbashi, Tokyo 12.3% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€73
8.8/10
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CCancanOverall a good hotel for short stay.. Comes with all basic amenities like pyjamas, water machine, free drinks machine, breakfast, Onsen etc... The only downside is the size of the room.. Barely had space to maneuver or open luggage.. Not too far from Ikebukuro station but not exactly near either after you had a long day.. Around 10minutes walk depending on speed. Many eateries nearby.
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Price per night from:€44
8.7/10
Very Good
LLEESUNHOI recommend it to those who travel alone.
Above all, the neighborhood was quiet and nice (the area around Akasaka Mitsuke Station is noisy because there are many bars, but if you take a walk towards Tokyo Midtown, it's quiet and nice. Of course, the area around the hotel is quiet and nice.), and since it's located in the center, Ginza, Tokyo, Shimokitazawa, Shibuya, Roppongi, and Harajuku are within 25 minutes by train, so I was able to visit many places even though it was my first trip abroad. (It took 1 hour and 20 minutes to walk to Tokyo Tower.) Of course, I think the noise problem is inevitable because it's a capsule hotel. However, considering the price I paid, I think it's worth it. I had a great trip for 4 nights and 5 days. Nine Hours Akasaka also helped me a lot in making my trip a great one. If I ever travel to Japan again, I think I'll come back. 🙇🏻♂️
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Price per night from:€22
8.5/10
Very Good
Ooki explorerThis is a good location especially if you’re going to Disneyland. There are 3 train stations around the hotel within 5min walk. Its very convenient and spacious. Would stay there again. It is also close to Haneda airport. I don’t like to stay in the metropolitan area so this is a perfect location for us. They have lockers for early arrivals and also has a McDonalds attach to the hotel with convenient store. We also got a good view!!!
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The Centurion Hotel Ueno offers a convenient and well-located base for exploring Tokyo. As is typical for the city, the rooms are on the smaller side, but this is a trade-off for the hotel's excellent location.
The hotel's proximity to Ueno Park is a major advantage, especially during cherry blossom season. Guests can easily enjoy the stunning natural beauty and cultural attractions the park offers.
Furthermore, the area surrounding the hotel boasts a wide variety of fantastic food options, making it easy to find delicious meals and experience the local culinary scene.
If you prioritize a central location, easy access to Ueno Park, and a wealth of nearby dining choices, and are comfortable with smaller room sizes, the Centurion Hotel Ueno is a great choice for your Tokyo stay.
Hotel near Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku, Tokyo 9.5% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€42
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