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Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi
4.7/574 Reviews

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi

Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho Tokyo|0.92km from At Business Center Tokyo Station Yaesu Street
The location is great, right next door to Tokyo Station and walking distance to the Imperial Palace. The staff in this hotel are fabulous, very polite, helpful and attentive without being intrusive. Check in was a nice easy process and I was kindly shown to my room. The room itself is fine, I've stayed in better Four Season Hotels but there was nothing wrong with the room I was given. The bed was comfy but the pillows I found were way too soft. I'm sure however if I'd asked they would have replaced them with firmer options. They also had limited charging sockets near the bed but not close enough for shorter cables so I had to charge my phone on the other side of the room. The shower was powerful, there was a nice deep bath but no bath salts and the bathroom amenities are not miniatures but rather large dispensers, great to save on plastic waste. Robes, hair dryer, tea and coffee facilities and mini bar are all provided. It appears they don't offer a pressing service because when I requested this they suggested an iron and ironing board to be brought to me instead. I personally don't mind ironing my own clothes so this was fine for me. WiFi was very good. The gym and restaurant are located on floor 7. The gym was nicely equipped for a hotel gym and had just about enough kit to get a decent workout in. They had a selection of cardio options as well. There are tin bottles of water and towels readily available. The hot pool was nice to relax in after and they also had a steam room and jet massage shower. Breakfast I had both as room service and in the restaurant. The menu was the same in both but you had more freedom on portion size with the continental option in the restaurant. I also had dinner room service whilst at the hotel. Room service was quick, normally arriving within 30mins of the order being placed. The food was well prepared and delicious. My only constructive criticism would be, it would have been nice to have had more choice, I found the room service menu limited, and I'd like to have had more local Japanese options, especially sushi. All in all a good hotel with fabulous staff in a great location. It wasn't however perfect with the points mentioned above so I can only award this hotel a 4* rating.

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Hotel Yae No Midori Tokyo
4.6/545 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
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MIMARU Tokyo Hatchobori
4.7/5105 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
We stayed 4 nights at the Mimaru Tokyo Hatchoburi when we travelled to Tokyo for a holiday in June 2023. The room was spacious enough for the 4 of us, and the bunk beds were an absolute delight for our two children who are aged 7yo and 5yo. There was a small dining area which I really appreciated because it provided a nice space for us to have meals at, and for the kids to be at when they colour/draw/play. As we have young children, the little kitchenette was a great plus. Location wise, the apartment hotel is a mere 3-5 mins walk to Hatchoburi Station which provided direct lines to Tokyo Station, Tsukiji Outer Market and Ginza. There are also a few convenience stores (including 7-Eleven) and eateries very nearby. There is a soba shop just at Exit 5B of the train station and I found their soba really delicious and not expensive at all. All in all, we had a super pleasant and comfortable stay. Would definitely recommend if you are travelling as a family and need the extra beds. Will be staying again when we holiday next in Tokyo!
Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Hatchobori
4.3/5111 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
The room was large and I was able to relax. It was made like it was outside and it was a little cold, but I took a warm rest with Daikin's solid air conditioner. The bathtub was foreign-style, fashionable, and I relaxed for the first time in a long time. Sumitomo has a sense of security. I am always indebted to you. Thank you.
Hotel Livemax Kayabacho
3.6/575 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
I had to stay near Tokyo Station for early morning departure, but the price was high everywhere, and if I didn't walk more than 10 minutes from Tokyo Station, there seemed to be no cheap hotel, but I don't like rolling my luggage and walking, so I'm clean I decided to change the station and stay in kayaba Cho. From here, you can get to Tokyo Station for a few minutes by taxi and a few hundred yen. If you don't even have luggage, Tokyo Station seems to be within walking distance, but considering the cheapness of this hotel, you feel that taxi use is good. The hotel is small, but clean and comfortable. There are people at the front desk, but check-in out is done by machine. There seemed to be a coin laundry on the side of the front desk. If you just take a shower and stay, you don't want to do something in the room, you're here. I didn't know the restaurant because I came to the night and was early in the morning, but there will be no inconvenience because it is in front of kayaba Cho station. Convenience stores were close.
MIMARU Tokyo Station East
4.4/573 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
The hotel is very close to Hatchobori Station and can be reached within a 3-minute walk. The hotel does not provide breakfast, but there are kitchen facilities in the hotel so you can cook breakfast in your room. You can also choose to have breakfast at Denny's restaurant in front of the hotel (near Hatchobori Station), the price is very reasonable. There are 7-11, Familymart and Lawson next to the hotel and nearby (within a 5-minute walk). There is a small supermarket two streets behind the hotel where you can buy fruits, eggs and meat. The hotel staff are proficient in English and Japanese, so there is absolutely no problem in communication. The hotel room has a refrigerator (with refrigerator), microwave, battery stove and basic tableware (note: seasonings are not provided). If you don’t want to go out to eat at night, it is recommended to go to Ginza (OK Supermarket - located in the basement of the same building as Uniqlo and GU) or Tokyo Station (supermarket inside Daimaru Department Store) to buy food and cook it back at the hotel. Finally, I would like to give the hotel a small suggestion. It is best to put a clock in the room so that guests can check the time.
Hotel Sardonyx Tokyo
4.7/5121 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
The transportation is very convenient. Get off the airport bus and walk 20 meters to transfer to Route 15/16 for 4 stops (the nearest stop behind the airport bus is). Get off the bus and it is diagonally opposite the hotel. It is clean and tidy and the area is quite large for the same price. You can walk to Ginza /Tsukiji (15min) recommended!

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