Hotels in Tokyo

"The hotel's location is excellent, the rooms are spacious, and there's a wide variety of breakfast options. The service is superb, and it's very convenient for transportation, being close to the subway station. The airport shuttle stop is also just a 10-minute walk away, and there are many restaurants nearby!"

"The rooms at Shinagawa Prince Hotel in Japan are quite spacious. It's incredibly convenient, only a 15-minute express train ride from Haneda Airport. That's why I always choose to stay at Shinagawa Prince Hotel whenever I visit Tokyo. They offer both self-check-in and counter check-in, which is quick and efficient. The hotel is directly across from the JR station, making it easy to get to Shibuya, Omotesando, Ginza, and Shinjuku. The hotel's service is also excellent; they're always helpful and answer any questions. You can even store your luggage for free. I was able to leave my large suitcase at the hotel for free while I went on a two-day trip to Izu."

"Located right inside the airport, this hotel is perfect for layovers or short business trips. There are a lot of international guests, and the self-check-in/check-out is incredibly convenient. The cleanliness meets the usual Japanese standards, and they have a large public bath for a fee, which is quite relaxing. The photo is of the new Godzilla at Haneda Airport, haha, it gave me quite a fright when I looked up!"

"I had a great stay here and would give it 5 stars. The location is excellent—very close to multiple train stations, with plenty of chain and local restaurants nearby. Convenience stores were basically on every corner, and there was even a grocery store not too far away. Akihabara was just a 20-minute walk, which was really convenient. The staff were incredibly welcoming, including the maids we occasionally ran into. One of the front desk employees had even apologized to us that the room was slightly small. They were also very dog-friendly, which I appreciated. When we checked out, they helped load our luggage into the taxi without even being asked and had even offered earlier to call one for us since we had so much luggage. The hotel has a small café inside that seemed popular, though I didn’t get the chance to try it. I’m not sure if their breakfast service was as big as some other hotels in Japan, but it didn’t seem like a major focus here. The only small inconvenience was the laundry room—it was often occupied, but thankfully there was a coin laundry just down the block. The room itself was a typical Japanese hotel size, but smartly designed. The TV was mounted on the wall, leaving extra space for luggage, and I really liked the desk with shelving that gave more room to organize personal items. The bathroom was on the smaller side, but relatively spacious compared to others I’ve stayed in. Everything was clean, and I didn’t encounter any issues. The bed was very firm, but I actually found it super comfortable after walking thousands of steps each day. Overall, I would absolutely recommend this hotel and would 100% stay here again if I had the chance."

"The hotel is very good and deserves an excellent rating. First of all, the hotel is situated just on the southern border of the Ginza district. It is only 5 minutes by metro to the heart of Ginza, but the location is very calm. The Tsukiji metro station is situated 5 minutes away from the hotel, which is very convenient. I believe that this allows the Hotel to offer one of the best value for many offers. The hotel is quite new and looks fresh. A good sign I noticed is that there were many Japanese business travelers, who are quite discerning. The room was tiny but very clean. As it was my first time in Japan, I was surprised that the bathroom ceiling was approximately 2 meters high, so with my height, I had to bend a little to wash my hair. The bathtub was so tiny that it was barely possible to sit down in it. I would like to stress that there is nothing wrong with the hotel; it is just a standard bathroom for all 3-star hotels across Japan. I traveled around Japan for about 2 weeks and can say with confidence that all 3-star hotels have essentially the same bathroom. There are not many cafes around, so it was quite challenging to find a good ”continental” breakfast. The hotel serves breakfast, but since there are many domestic travelers as well as Chinese tourists, the breakfast is more Asian-style (noodles, grilled fish, etc.). Nevertheless, I managed to find something more familiar to me (omelette, croissant, coffee, etc.). The front desk personnel speak English well and are very helpful. I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to Mr. Wu, who was working the night shift (Nov 4–Nov 5). The next morning I had a bus from Tokyo main station to Kawaguchiko. For those who don’t know, it can take ages to find the right platform at Tokyo station, as it is an incredibly large central station. Mr. Wu managed to find the correct departure platform, wrote a notice on how to find it (just take a look at how well it is structured), booked a taxi, and finally went out to explain to the taxi driver where to take me. That is what I call truly dedicated customer service. Dear Ginza Capital Hotel Akane management, your colleagues like Mr. Wu are your most valuable asset; please take care of such colleagues. I look forward to coming back to your hotel again!"

"Extremely satisfied! Excellent value for the price! The room was clean and hygienic, and the girls' dormitory was conveniently located on the first floor. The girls' dormitory had its own toilets and showers, with enough space to avoid queuing. There were also small lockers in the rooms for temporary storage, and enough space to store suitcases near the beds. Disposable slippers were provided. The location was excellent, and the service was almost entirely self-service. Overall, I highly recommend it!"

"The hotel is near Tokyo dome, Akihabara is also about 20 minutes walk. The room is quite small like your average Tokyo hotel, but enough for one person. There is no breakfast available but they do have complementary bread and drinks in the morning, free drinks are also available from afternoon to midnight. Good place for value of money."

"I booked this hotel specifically for a concert, and its proximity to Makuhari Messe made it incredibly convenient – just a 10-minute walk! You can take an express airport bus directly here from Narita Airport. There's an outlet mall right across the street, and a large shopping center is just a 10-minute drive away, making it excellent for shopping. Although it's in the suburbs, there are plenty of convenience stores nearby, so finding food and drinks isn't an issue. The JR station is only a 3-4 minute walk, and you can take the Chiba Line directly to Disneyland and the city center without any transfers. I was extremely satisfied with the transportation options! The hotel room was on the smaller side, especially the bathroom. In a double room, the bathroom was barely big enough for one person, and the low ceiling might be inconvenient for taller guests. However, the hotel itself was very clean, and housekeeping tidied the rooms daily. The front desk staff were very kind and helpful. Although they didn't speak Chinese, English communication was perfectly fine. They assisted with booking taxis and storing luggage without any problems. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel. I was very satisfied with the value for money at this price point. It's definitely a great choice for anyone attending concerts!"

"My stay at Tokyo Dome Hotel was absolutely fantastic. Everything was perfect – from the friendly and attentive staff to the clean, spacious, and comfortable rooms. The facilities were excellent, and the location was very convenient, right near Tokyo Dome and other attractions. I truly enjoyed my time here and would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Tokyo."

"Overall, I'm very satisfied! We booked last minute, and for around 600+ yen a night, it was a great deal. They have a 24-hour front desk, DHC toiletries, and it's close to Inaricho subway station. Honestly, getting anywhere in Tokyo by subway feels convenient. The room was indeed small, quite narrow, and the space utilization was low. The bed was on the softer side. There's no laundry room, so we had to go out to find a coin-operated one. The closest one seemed to be open from 7 AM to 10 PM, so we ended up walking about 400 meters to do our laundry. There was no air conditioning, and in November, they only had central heating, which was way too warm for me! It wasn't until the third day that I remembered to open the window for some ventilation and cooler air."