Hotels near WWF Japan, Tokyo

Location is great. It's not near a busy area like Shibuya or Shinjuku, and that's a great thing to avoid crowds and busy train stations. It's near two stations which will get you anywhere, including a direct access to Haneda airport in about 20 mins. One thing I find ridiculous though is that for the 6 nights I stayed there, they gave me only one bottle of water. There was no water dispenser. Even when the room is cleaned each day, water is not given for the new night. I asked the staff where I could get more water, and the only thing he said was to buy from the hotel's vending machine (which doesn't take IC card payments). Never have I stayed at a hotel where I am forced to buy something as basic as water. There was also no sign or direction info from the staff that the tap water was drinkable. Absurd, to be honest.

I had a very pleasant stay at Ginza Capital Hotel Akane. The location is very strategic — it’s within about a 250-meter walking distance to the train station, which made getting around extremely easy. Tsukiji Fish Market is also within walking distance, which was a big plus for me. There’s a convenience store right next to the hotel, so it was very convenient for quick snacks or essentials. I also really liked the surrounding area — it’s not crowded, with fewer vehicles passing by, making it feel calm and comfortable. The room was clean, and although it was on the smaller side (which is quite typical in Tokyo), the soundproofing was surprisingly good, allowing for a restful stay. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely come back and stay here again.

Great location located near Tokyo Tower! Some rooms even have a view of Mount Fuji if you’re lucky🤩 Super comfortable room with everything you need, the hotel even has a lounge with free snacks and drinks every evening. Breakfast was really good too, especially recommend the curry rice!! Staff were all really friendly and helpful, and would provide information about transportation etc. Great stay!

The hotel is located in an alley, within walking distance of Tokyo Tower. You can even catch a glimpse of the tower's tip from the window, making it a great choice if you love the tower or plan to visit it specifically. It's also very close to the subway station, with the most convenient feature being the direct Access Express train on the Asakusa Line to Narita Airport, running every half hour. I was initially planning to take an airport bus from Tokyo Station, but then I found this direct route which saved me a lot of walking and was much quicker. However, the check-in process that evening took an unusually long time. The staff found two reservations under my name, one for one night and one for two nights, and I'm not sure where the mix-up happened. Even after I showed them my Japanese booking confirmation proving I had reserved for two nights, the staff still took a very long time to verify everything. Honestly, I'm not sure what they were trying to confirm. It wasn't that they couldn't find my reservation; rather, they found *two* under my name, so one of them had to be correct. Plus, my hotel confirmation clearly stated the booking code, check-in and check-out dates, and the number of nights. Everything was explicitly laid out. I don't understand why such a simple matter took over half an hour to resolve. I had flown in from Hakodate that evening and was already quite tired, just wanting to lie down immediately. The inefficiency of the staff during confirmation made me quite uncomfortable.

The location is fantastic, right next to Mita subway station, opening up to a business district. It's just a few minutes' walk to Tokyo Tower, Shiba Park, and Keio University. Getting to Haneda Airport by subway takes about 40 minutes. If you're just making a short stop in Tokyo before flying out of Haneda, this is a great value-for-money option. Sakurada-dori street has plenty of food options, from Japanese fast food to small local eateries, and there's even an izakaya street just outside Keio University's East Gate, so you're spoilt for choice when it comes to dining. The hostel itself is also very good: clean bedding, good privacy, and a safe environment. The washing and laundry facilities are convenient. There's a lounge available for eating, charging devices, and passing the time. The guests are generally well-behaved. The only downside is that you can hear guests coming and going at night. Check-in and check-out are fully self-service, which is very convenient.

The staff are foreigners who don't speak Japanese, but the service is excellent. The welcome was great. The rooms are for women only, and the price is cheap. However, the building is a little hard to find. Overall, it's okay.

My stay at the Tokyo Shiba Park Hotel was generally decent, with some standout features that make it suitable for various types of travelers: - Room Experience: The room was indeed small, but it made up for it by being clean and tidy. The layout was compact yet didn't feel cramped, perfectly sufficient for a daily stay. If you're not particular about space, it's perfectly acceptable. - Location Advantage: I have to praise the location! It's super close to Tokyo Tower and the Imperial Palace, making it convenient for walking or taking a taxi. The surrounding transportation is well-developed, getting to Shibuya and Shinjuku quickly. It's ideal for both business trips and tourism. - Breakfast Surprise: The breakfast was surprisingly Sichuan cuisine! It was a bit unexpected, but the taste was quite good. Dishes like spicy chicken and Dandan noodles were authentic, a pleasant surprise for anyone craving a taste of home. - Service Impression: The service attitude was very good. Check-in at the front desk was quick, and any issues were promptly resolved. Overall, the staff was quite attentive. Suitable for: Business travelers, family vacations, and couples' getaways – it's suitable for all. The value for money is good. If you're not overly concerned about room size and prioritize location and convenience, this hotel is definitely worth considering.

The location is quite good, about a 5-minute walk from Shiba Park Station and 10 minutes from Hamamatsucho. I found the room size to be adequate, typical for Japan. The cleanliness wasn't a major issue, but what might bother most people are the facilities, as the hotel is indeed a bit old. There's even an old-fashioned bedside radio and a built-in light switch that's hard to find if you don't look carefully. The key is also an old-style one, which actually suits my taste. The Tokyo Tower view is absolutely stunning, but whether you get a room on that side depends on luck.