Tokyo Hotels with Airport pickup service

A very convenient hotel at Shinjuku with direct airport shuttle to and from Haneda Airport. Aircond is abit old and not working on and off during our stay. This, abit hot and humid at night althought the weather is around 15-23 degrees.

Very nice service. They all speak fluent English and know diff kind of languages. The rooms size is big and spacious, neat and tidy. Everyone is polite and helpful, greet you every time when you pass by. Definitely worth the money, but the only thing to complain is that rhere is no socket beside your bed which is inconvenient.

just stayed for one night because of the late flight, but already felt good about this hotel, staffs are nice and helpful, the room was clean tidy and spacious, basic amenities you can grab from the lobby, good location near metro station, less than 10mins by taxi from the airport.

The hotel service is very good👍, the bed is very comfortable, and it has a European and American style feel. It is a luxurious hotel in the bustling business district of Ginza that is quiet and quiet🏨. But because it is very close to rail transit, there will be a little rumble of wheel vibration.

Professional service and quality made me very pleasant stay in Tokyo. The quality of food is amazing.

Actually this is the hotel that I proposed on 25.3.2023 and everything is so perfect and thank you for the help from the hotel. We did enjoy every moment no matter the photo taking or the walking at the huge garden. This is the best hotel that I ever see.

Style. Brutalist concrete block, once a bank building, now an industrial chic Scandi Japanese hotel, transformed by Stockholm based Claesson Koivisto Rune Setting. Previously a bank building, next door to the Tokyo stock exchange. Great vibe Explore. Tokyo Rooms. I arrived so late the bar downstairs closed but the mini bar had a good selection of alcohol, sitting right underneath a bunch of books and a vinyl record player. The immaculate room faced the Tokyo Stock Exchange, with beautiful plants including a thriving gigantic monstera plant in one corner Food & drinks. Lots of options from Caveman restaurant, to Brooklyn Brewery, Ao bar and Switch coffee Prices. Moderate US$366

Stayed for four nights in room type 246. It is on the 19th floor. The room size is okay and the layout is comfortable. There is a sliding door to separate the inside and outside. The bed and sofa are on the short side. There are a lot of furniture of this height in Japan, which shows a lot of space for tall people. It may not be very comfortable to use, but I think the bed is OK. Europeans and Americans are used to sleeping on soft beds. I read some reviews that they thought the bed was hard. I hesitated for a long time when making the reservation. I was afraid that the discomfort would affect my rest and shopping, haha. The supplies are very good, there are plenty of large and small towels, and small square towels are ten yuan. It is the first time I have seen so many towels. They are soft and not old. The hand sanitizer smells great and the plant smells nice. The minibar is free and refilled every day. We don't drink alcoholic drinks, so we only used sparkling water and oolong tea and ate potato chips. Friends who drink a lot should be very happy~ We had a small breakfast and only went to TB on the fourth floor. The choices were limited to banana bread and coffee, and the semi-buffet was on the 20th floor. This hotel is not big. There are many restaurants inside, especially the fourth floor which is full every day. The service was very good. The Japanese front desk spoke English very well. When I checked out, the white girl had a better attitude. The floor attendants are also nice and can be seen cleaning almost all day long. The nearby subway is Gaienmae Station on the Ginza Line. It is within walking distance of convenience stores, beauty stores, and a delicious curry rice shop. It only takes a minute to walk to Omotesando. Suitable for Tokyo experts who love shopping The only downside is that my shower room had a bit of a bad smell, and one day I was woken up by the fumes because I didn't close the door. Another friend who was interested in a room with a tomb view told the front desk in advance that the nearby Qingshan Cemetery is a huge area. My room type may only be available on this side, so I didn't ask if I didn't care much. Then there is no doorman. If you bring large luggage, remember to enter through the side door to avoid walking up the steps. Overall it is highly recommended

My favorite hotel💛, I discover it late, hoping that I discover it as soon as I arrived in Tokyo, I just found it when I am looking for a hotel near Disneyland Great location near supermarket, drugstore, restaurant, convenience store near bus station going to Disneyland & Disneysea near Limousine Bus pick up and drop to/from Narita and Haneda everyday they clean the room and replenish all the stuff, you can also leave your luggage if your going to check out, and my favorite part is they have complimentary drinks at the lobby from 6am-10pm they also have 1 hour happy hour for alcoholic beverage

It is a convenient hotel when you use Haneda at the last minute, such as early in the morning or late at night. There is also a bus transfer, and the nearest station is right next to the hotel. I don't think there will be any inconvenience because there are many trains. I think it can correspond to most departure and arrival times. Since it is near the station, I thought it would be a base for sightseeing in Tokyo. I used it early in the morning. I wanted to have breakfast at 6 o'clock, but it's not in time. Still, bread and coffee were prepared earlier than that, so it was helpful. I would like to use it again.