Best Tokyo Hotels

"Worried about the room's small size, I booked the Matsu room. The design was fantastic, creating a Zen-like sanctuary within Tokyo. Facilities: Two tatami beds with very comfortable bedding; a spacious separate dressing room; a large sofa that doubles as a bed; and a small, comfortable sofa in the bathroom. Environment: The shared living room was very convenient, offering snacks. The Japanese corn crisps were delicious, and small scoops of ice cream were available all day. The rooftop hot springs are truly unique, with two connected indoor and outdoor areas. The water is slightly yellow and has a sulfurous smell. It's a genuine hot spring! After a soak, your body feels smooth, and a bottle of iced milk is a complete revelation. The hotel's location is not very obvious, hidden away in the city. The driver had to drive around a bit before finding the underground drop-off point. Service: Most of the staff were female. Upon arrival, they didn't help with my luggage, but simply stood by and directed the hired driver, which was a bit surprising. The receptionist had to approach and clearly stated they would only greet me if they needed to communicate. After checking out, while waiting for the car in the lobby, no one asked if I wanted a drink of water. The overall feeling was quite distant."

"A very good Japanese-style B&B ~ The room is large and very clean. The toilet, bathroom, and hand washing area are separated and can be used by several people at the same time. There is also a washing machine outside, and there are also laundries and convenience stores nearby. The only drawback is the location. It is relatively remote, so you have to take a bus from Kita Ikebukuro to Ikebukuro Station."

"There was a convenience store next door which was convenient."

"Gem of a hotel in the heart of Shibuya! LOCATION 2min walk to Shibuya station (though the actual train line is probably another 10min walk away). 10min walk to Shibuya scramble. 10min walk to Harajuku and 15min walk to Omotesando, 18min walk to Harajuku/ Takeshita street. 30min train ride to Ginza. Overall SUPERB location to explore those areas of Tokyo. Right across the hotel is a mall (Miyashita Park) and of course all the convenience stores within a 3-5min walk. TIP: There is a airport bus shuttle (USD22/one way) at Shibuya station. It looks walkable on the map, but if you have 2-3 luggage, it would be a great challenge to navigate through the human jungle to the shuttle bus pick up point. I would highly suggest taking a cab to the bus station :) It's about a 1.5 hour very comfortable journey, including one other hotel pick up. There is a locked luggage store room at the hotel lobby, so you can leave your bags there after check out. ROOM Room is functional and well maintained. And most importantly - CLEAN, with 4 pillows! Bed was firm and comfortable. I stayed in a 11sqm room, at first I was very apprehensive about being cooped up in a capsule type of room, but the design and layout made the room spaces very usable - for one big luggage, and a cabin size luggage. The room was very clean, bare amenities - but more than enough - slippers, pajamas, tooth brush and tooth paste, 1 body towel and 1 hand towel. The shower had a rain bath and bath gel/ shampoo. Rest of the room had a fridge, safe and hair dryer. Check in was done via a machine on the second floor and there is a cafe on that same level. Even though check in was automated, there are very friendly staff there to assist. Rooms are well sound insulated so there was not much noise from the street (from 10th floor) and no noise from the rooms next door, only noise was from the vacuuming (after 10am) from room service. TV has pre-installed Youtube and Netflix. FOOD There is a breakfast menu - western style - see attached picture. Cafe on level 2 and another cafe on level 1. Lots of other options around the hotel so go out and explore!"

"Location is perfect connected with Mount Fuji public bus which is convenient, hotel provides shuttle transferring between station and hotel, onsen view is wonderful. High service quality with warm greetings and helpful assistances, especially taking photos for the guest while leaving the hotel."

"Very satisfied, the service is excellent! If you stay one less day, you will be given check-out money. It is very hygienic. It is also very cost-effective to treat friends to dinner. The transportation is convenient. I will stay in this hotel next time."

"Cannot beat the location of this hotel which sits directly above Tokyo Station. Beautiful hotel with lovely staff who speak perfect English. The Chief Concierge Ms Mori was so helpful and affable - able to help with all requests. Breakfast spread in The Atrium was good as usual but there was just the one platter of marinated raw sea bream as the sashimi dish. The fruits were tiny cubes of melon, pineapple, kiwi and orange (1 each) in individual serves. Last year, there was chirashi offered. And in 2019, a huge platter of all kinds of sashimi and slices of Hokkaido melon. The drinks and snacks / plates offered at the hotel's bar called Bar & Lounge Camellia were excellent. We visited thrice. Happy Hours is 5 to 6 pm with cocktails (even Bellini & Mimosa made with champagne !), beer, wine, mocktails at ¥1300. Staff were congenial and bartenders very professional."

"I was very satisfied with the stay and the service was very good. I feel that I will continue to choose this hotel for business trips in the future. The transportation time is convenient and the surrounding facilities are very good."