Hotels in Tokyo with Bathtub

"The room was small! But the lobby was incredibly grand, like a relic from the昭和 era, truly aristocratic! The check-in staff provided classic Japanese service – warm and polite! It's a bit of a walk from the subway station, but if you're taking the bus, it's super convenient because the bus stop is right in front of the hotel! My favorite feature was the radio by the bed in the room. The night I checked in, I tuned into a random station that was playing old Japanese songs, and every single one was so good. Listening to those Japanese songs while showering and packing made me feel like I'd traveled back to the昭和 period."

"I love this hotel’s location so much in Tokyo city, very recommand! 5 minutes walking distance to jr / local train station. 7 eleven convenience shop just below the hotel. Hotel got provide free coffee , wines , beer , snacks , ice cream at the lobby. If you planning to go disneyland or airport which there is a bus stop in front of Parco Kinshicho which very very convenient, its just 2 minutes walking distance from hotel. Hotel nearby alot restaurants, charcol bbq and shopping malls. Night view is fantastic from hotel’s room."

"Extremely satisfied! The room facilities are excellent, the location is great, and it's very close to the subway station! Location: It's a 20-minute walk to the Ginza shopping district, but if you don't feel like walking, the hotel is right by a subway station, and it's super convenient to get to Ginza in just one stop. Nearby shops: There are convenience stores downstairs, both Lawson and FamilyMart, and several restaurants nearby offering ramen, yakitori, and more. Room facilities: Excellent, and a full-length mirror gets a thumbs-up! Very satisfied! I'll definitely consider staying here again next time I visit Tokyo. It offers great value for money!"

"The room was very clean and well-arranged, with the washbasin, shower, and toilet all separated. We visited in January, which is the coldest month, and the room had two air conditioners. However, we had to turn off the air conditioners and microwave when using the bathroom heater (I later found out that electricity bills and connection fees in Japan are quite high, and charges are based on voltage). The hotel is not far from the Skytree, and you can catch a direct bus to Disneyland from the station under the Skytree. It's closer to Oshiage, and about a kilometer from Azumabashi and Kinshicho stations, which isn't far but can be tiring if you walk daily. There's an Aeon convenience store about 300-400 meters away where you can buy fruits and vegetables. I bought some wagyu beef and instant noodles there at a good price. The supermarket inside Skytree was expensive and the strawberries weren't sweet. The nearby Life supermarket was larger and had better prices. Next to Aeon, there's a noodle shop that's delicious, and an amazing tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet) place near Azumabashi that's better than any I've had in Beijing! The most inconvenient thing was not knowing how to dispose of trash; it piled up in the room for several days, which was unbearable. Next door is a small park for Hiratsuka Elementary School, where many Japanese children play, giving a glimpse into the differences between Chinese and Japanese kids."

"Second time in Tokyo and stayed in the same hotel again this year. I chose this hotel again because the price is reasonable for the location and the area is cleaner. It is very near to all the Ginza shopping malls and high end stores. 7E is opposite of the hotel and there's a local tsukemen shop in the same row if you're craving for supper and don't want to walk far."