Latest Reviews for Tokyo Hotels

Mitsui Garden Hotel Jingugaien Tokyo Premier
4.6/5677 Reviews
Central Tokyo
Lovely hotel, all clean and in a quiet area. Very soundproof room. It’s right between 2 subway lines and near a train which is great, however we did feel we had to take these every day as it’s not in the heart of any location. The rooms feel TINY. Bathroom is excellent space but we were travelling for 3 weeks and struggled with just our two cases fitting in. Breakfast is lovely too - big range of choice. We liked sitting in the gardens for breakfast too. Fitness suite is good and clean but doesn’t have any free weights. Service wise, the staff were nice. We were travelling for our honeymoon and staying for a week so we had expected a bit more of a fuss like in our other Japanese hotels but service was instead very transactional. This is a good hotel but we’d stay more central next time (possibly Ginza region).
Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier / Tokyo
4.7/5613 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi
Hotel is located on the 9th level upwards of OVOL building in NIHONBASHI. There is a direct connection to the Shin NIHONBASHI station from B1. It is also walking distance from Mitsukoshimae station and Kanda stations (links to different lines to different places). Located in office area Pros: Quieter location but fairly well connected. 2 convenience stalls in walking distance Lots of food at the Coredo malls (but generally higher end) Toho cinema at Coredo too Good service even via email in English Smooth check in Small Onsen with no outdoor bath and no cool pool Near Mitsukoshi mall Can walk to the imperial eastern gardens Breakfast buffet consists of small plates of Japanese food which is unusual 2 kinds of pillows provided Cons: Not near main shopping areas No cheaper eats around No gym No towels in Onsen Breakfast menu is not varied Conclusion Higher cost hotel with onsen in a less touristy part of town
Hotel the Celestine Tokyo Shiba
4.7/5424 Reviews
Tokyo Tower Area
The hotel embodies a traditional Japanese style, offering a quaint charm. While the facilities might not be the latest, the exceptional service more than compensates for this. Conveniently located, the hotel is surrounded by several convenience stores, ensuring essentials are always within reach. However, dining options are somewhat limited in the immediate vicinity, and the nearest subway station requires an 8-minute walk. A notable advantage is the tranquility of the area, likely due to its business district location, making it an especially comfortable choice for a stay in Tokyo.
Mitsui Garden Hotel Ueno - Tokyo
4.4/5977 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa
Good location, very convenient to go to other places. Food served during breakfast is good, but I suggest to change the menu more often. Staying for 3 days and having the same dishes really make me feel…
Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italia-Gai - Tokyo
4.4/51135 Reviews
Shiodome
It is a very decent hotel in terms of price and location. Tokyo Tower, Ginza, and Tsuijiki are within short walking distance. The hotel offers various facilities. The Japanese bathrooms are located on the top floor. Although they are not big, they can accommodate about 10 people at a time and are very clean. There are 4 washers/dryers available on various floors, and they are quite often occupied. Make sure you check the availability via your the room TV facilities channel.
Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier
4.6/5682 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji
The location was unbeatable, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline, especially at night. The rooms were modern and impeccably clean, with all the amenities you would expect from a high-end hotel. The staff was extremely courteous and helpful, going above and beyond to ensure a comfortable stay. However, the only area that could use some improvement was the in-room Wi-Fi. While it worked, the connection was not as reliable as I would have liked. This minor issue aside, I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Tokyo—it’s truly an exceptional place to stay, and I look forward to returning!

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