Seaview Hotels in Tokyo

"The hotel is located in the curved building to the left of Sakuragicho East Exit. The front desk is on the 3rd floor, and guest rooms occupy floors up to about the 18th floor, making it very convenient. Downstairs, there's a commercial complex with Uniqlo, GU, and Muji. In the evening, the B1 supermarket offers discounts on cooked food, and on the ground floor near the subway exit, there's a century-old French bakery, which I highly recommend. The hotel has several entrances and exits, which can be a bit confusing at first. You need to figure out how to get to the 3rd floor from downstairs before you can access the guest rooms, as it requires transferring elevators. There's also a direct elevator under the pedestrian link downstairs that allows easy access in and out of the hotel, making it barrier-free for large suitcases. The commercial complex also connects to the hotel lobby, but you'll need a good sense of direction to remember the routes. This location is very convenient for visiting Anpanman Children's Museum, the CupNoodles Museum, Minato Mirai, Red Brick Warehouse, and Chinatown. Both subway and bus stations are downstairs, and Yokohama Station is just one stop away. A tip: one side of the guest rooms offers stunning Yokohama sea views at night, while the other side allows you to see Mount Fuji from your bed. If you have a preference for a specific view, be sure to inform the front desk. On the downside, the room facilities are a bit old, and the front desk's approach to service is traditional and somewhat inflexible."

"Didn't enjoy my stay here due to the poor sound proofing. I could hear my neighbours in the middle of the night for both nights I was there (up to 1am and 3am respectively). Had to call the front desk to stop but it didn't help. People were laughing loudly and talking loudly in Japanese. Seems like they gathering there for some party. Breakfast was really bad too. This is the worst hotel breakfast I ever had. Only the view (21F sky lounge venue) was nice. Don't pay extra for this. Room is quite run down and the toilet bathroom as well. Didn't use it but go to the onsen instead. Parking is 1000yen per night and you are allowed to enter and exit many times. Pros: Next building there's a Donki and lawson Opp is a 7-11 Onsen is nice"

"If you’re looking for a quiet, relaxing place to stay in Tokyo, this hotel is a great choice. Tokyo can be extremely crowded, so coming back to a peaceful and silent hotel at the end of the day feels amazing. You won’t hear any noise at night, which I really appreciated. One of my favorite things is the outdoor private bath. After long walks around the city, soaking in a warm bath is the best way to relax. The water temperature is around 41.9°C, which feels perfect during cold weather. The bath is open until 1am, so you can enjoy it even after a late day out. I already miss it 🙌🏻 This trip was for my Lady Gaga concert, so I flew to Tokyo just for that. On Day 1, I arrived around 9:30am. The lobby is on the 36th floor, and the guest rooms are between 33rd to 35th floor, with nice views. Check-in is at 3pm, but the hotel allows luggage storage, so I left my bags and went out for breakfast and a slow walk. Near the hotel, there’s a small park and a Blue Bottle Coffee, where you can relax and enjoy the sea view — very chill and not crowded. 🚇Transportation is also very convenient. From the lobby, you can take the lift directly to B1, which connects to the train station and LaLaport. It’s super easy for shopping, dining, and getting around Tokyo. 🚬Tip for smokers: there is a smoking area next to the lobby restroom, and some floors also have smoking rooms. 🚍Tip for transportation : There is a direct airport bus service between Narita Airport and the hotel. From Narita Airport, I believe the service starts around 12pm, though I recommend confirming the latest schedule in advance. For the return trip from the hotel to Narita Airport, tickets can be purchased online. The hotel staff are very friendly, professional, and helpful — they will gladly assist with checking schedules and booking tickets if needed. Overall, this hotel is perfect if you want comfort, convenience, and a calm place to rest after a busy Tokyo day. Highly recommended."

"It was ok, too expensive though. I got the family room, the room was big, but the bathroom especially the sink area was cramped, especially for how much the room cost. Small fridge but no freezer. Microwave all the way down in the lobby/foyer, that was annoying. There's a free shuttle bus to/from Shin-Uryasu metro, and also to Disneyland/sea. Its 10 min to the metro, but its about 25 min to Disneysea, because the shuttle stops at the metro and Disneyland first. Although apparently it also takes 25 min by taxi, according to the staff? Not sure. so just be aware, because I booked this hotel originally thinking it was a lot closer than it is to Disneyland. To get into town, its more direct to get to Tokyo station rather than Ueno if using public transport. There is a beautiful nature park right across the road though, that is good for children. You can pay to get the limousine bus to narita from there."

"原文: I learned about the Yokohama New Grand Hotel from the show ”Lunch in a Famous Building”. This time I gave up Tokyo and stayed in Yokohama for a trip to Japan. The hotel is cost-effective. It is worth noting that hotels in Yokohama are much more expensive on Saturdays. The hotel is in a very advantageous location. There is a bus stop at the door that goes to Haneda Airport, and from Haneda you can take a bus to Narita Airport. The bus stop diagonally opposite this bus stop goes to Yokohama Station, where shopping is all there. It is within walking distance of Chinatown and the Red Brick Warehouse. It is opposite Yamashita Park, where roses bloom in early summer. However, the hotel is completely outdated. I came to Japan to travel largely to avoid secondhand smoke. When I went to a hot spring hotel in the countryside, all the buildings were non-smoking. There are smoking rooms here. The main building of the hotel is on the 5th floor, which is a high-rise building. My room is in the tower. I booked a corner smoking room and changed it to a front-facing room for an additional 3,000 yen. This is completely acceptable. The problem is that the whole tower has a bad smell, and the non-smoking room also has a smoke smell. I found that it was the air conditioner that came in. I turned off the air conditioner and turned on the air purifier, which made it much better. The windows are completely sealed. Compared with the Tokyo Empire, the maintenance is really great, and the room has no odor. The quilt was covered with a sheet, not a duvet cover. I don't know if the quilt was changed after each guest, but fortunately, there was no odor. However, the sheet was very wrinkled, which was unpleasant. The clock wasn't silent and was quite loud late at night. The windows were poorly insulated, and the sound of cars at night disturbed my sleep. Breakfast was a Japanese and Western set menu. Fake flowers were placed on the table; even a single real one would have been nice. The quality and taste were acceptable for the price. Overall, the hotel doesn't require overnight stays. You can visit the main building before 10 AM. The staircase isn't particularly grand, but in the afternoon, it was crowded with tourists and occupied by weddings, which made the experience less enjoyable. There are two cafes in the restaurant, one of which serves simple pasta dishes at reasonable prices. Locals also come, and there are queues during peak hours."

"I stayed for several nights. I sent my suitcase ahead with some frozen food as souvenirs and they looked after it for me. The staff were very friendly. It was a shame that the coffee cups on the first day were dirty, but everything else was great. There was a large public bath and even a sauna, so it was a hot spring. The view was amazing right in front of Harumi Pier. The Yurikamome station is just a couple of minutes walk away, so transportation is very convenient. There were several restaurants within the hotel, and the breakfast buffet had a wide variety of menu items and was delicious. I will stay here again."

"Even though it's an older hotel, the room decor is very bright and modern. Aside from the bathroom, which shows its age and isn't very comfortable, the rest of the room feels like a new hotel. The sea view is beautiful and breakfast is good. The service was a bit subpar. My IHG member welcome amenity was only delivered to my room a day after check-in. Also, when I tried to check in before 3 PM, the front desk wanted to charge me extra for an early check-in, even if it meant an upgrade. I haven't encountered this situation before at hotels of this caliber in Japan."

"The hotel is near Maihama Station, and the shuttle takes about 10 minutes to get there, making it very convenient to catch the Disney Resort Line. However, we had a little hiccup. On our first night, while waiting for the shuttle, the bus pictured (the one in the photo) arrived. We showed our Ctrip booking to the driver, but he surprisingly told us it wasn't for this hotel. This left us waiting in the cold for 20 minutes until the next identical shuttle arrived before we could board. Also, upon arriving at the hotel, I was told there was no onsen (hot spring), even though I had booked well in advance and confirmed it had one at the time. Nevertheless, the hotel staff were very proactive in resolving the issue later on. I'd definitely stay here again for my next Disney trip!"