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The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
4.5/574 Reviews

The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo

Akasaka/Robbongi/Azabu Tokyo|1.99km from Harajuku
The service attitude is very good, but there are only 2-3 people checking in and checking out, which is not enough. There will be a lot of queues. Although there will be helpful receptionists to ask for reservation information in advance, it will still take a long time. The advantage of the lobby is that it is on a high floor. The privacy is good. There is a dedicated elevator to get to the guest room, but the disadvantage is that you need to go to the elevator every time you go out/come back. Compared with the accommodation experience eleven years ago, the facilities feel obviously outdated. Breakfast is not a buffet but an a la carte menu. I don’t know how often it changes, but it is the same for two consecutive days. Although there are many ways to prepare eggs, the appetizers, salads and fruits are the same. It may be a bit boring if you eat it for two more days. Freshly baked bread will be served. Come here and let me choose, but they are all shortening and French tart, which are quite greasy. Several kinds of homemade yogurt are good. The puddings are all sweet. When I ordered on the first day, I ordered pancake as the main dish, which was relatively normal. The waffle that came with the second day was also shortened. The chocolate after housekeeping is delicious. There are two kinds of dark chocolate and milk chocolate. The hotel’s chocolate lobby restaurant also sells it. It's not too far away from Roppongi Tower. It's about 1.00km or 10.20 minutes walk. You can see the night view of Tokyo Tower from a distance.

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All Day Place Shibuya
4.2/5138 Reviews

All Day Place Shibuya

Shibuya/Aoyama/Ebisu/Meguro Tokyo|1.3km from Harajuku
Not perfect but we loved our stay here. We had two king rooms that while small were nicely appointed, and aesthetically sufficient for our needs. I will say that if you travel with Full sized suitcases then this isn’t the place for you. Some wall hooks and a shelf would have been a nice edition but we made do with what we had available in the space. We booked two rooms, the second room was for our 14 and 11 year olds. I asked two months ahead of time for the rooms to be near each other and they placed us on separate floors, not ideal. Other families had rooms next to each other so I know it’s possible. But we made it work. The restaurant is great for breakfast and dinner and the daytime cafe/nighttime cafe was awesome as well. The location of this hotel is outstanding. Super close to shibuya dining, shopping, entertainment, and the train but in a special calm little nook. It always felt great to return . I will say that you’re kind of on your own here. Checkin/out was completed on a kiosk and while there are always people in the “lobby” I was never actually sure who worked there. Checkout/in time can be pretty chaotic as it seems most people store their luggage In The lobby. But none of this would stop me from staying there again. This was our first time in Tokyo and having now been around the city I’m glad we chose Shibuya to stay in. Definitely glad I didnt pick a place in shinjuku!

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Sakura Fleur Aoyama
4.3/561 Reviews
Shibuya/Aoyama/Ebisu/Meguro
Nicely distanced from the noise of traffic and trains, and a 5 minute walk from the start of busy Shibuya, this hotel is a good location. The hotel lobby is representative of the hotel; kitsch and full of chintzy decor. A real touch of 70’s nostalgia but clean and efficient. Checking in was simple and extra additions for your stay were offered and freely available. In keeping with the decor the rooms are opened with keys which you hand in when leaving and collect upon return. The room was fine, a little small, but this is the norm in a busy city and at a fair price. Everything needed was in the room, my only disappointment was the pillows- one small cushion shaped pillow only. A great stay if you’re using the hotel as a base, and a lovely cafe/restaurant attached.
Dormy Inn Premium Shibuya-Jingumae
4.5/579 Reviews
Shibuya/Aoyama/Ebisu/Meguro
The hotel is located right between Shibuya and Harajuku stations, about 5 to 10 minutes from both stations. The breakfast is rich, there are hot spring facilities, and there is free ramen in the evening. However, when I got home and looked at the map, I realized that there was a cemetery next door to the hotel. 😂
The Aoyama Grand Hotel
4.7/555 Reviews
Terrific newish hotel in the top 4 floors of an office building. About 320 t0 30 minute walk to Shibuya, Ginza or Harajuku or 2 minutes to the metro station. The metro is easy to use as instructions are in a lot of lanuages and you can pay with coins, notes or cards. We paid a little extra and were in a larger corner room with 180 degree views. Free generous minibar refilled each day. Staff were tops. There is a Japanese restaurant on the second floor which is independent of the notel. Excellent and fair prices. Breakfast was part of our package and it well above average. If you have bags or cant handle stairs ask the taxi to go into the basement from where you access the hotel with ease Tokyo is not cheap but I will certainly be back here
Nihon Seinenkan Hotel
4.5/545 Reviews
The hotel facilities and services are very good, the staff is very friendly and can speak Chinese (taiwanese) If you really want to be picky, the family mart downstairs is only open from 08 to 18 o'clock. It takes about 5 minutes to walk to the CVS outside.
Tokyu Stay Aoyama Premier
4.4/565 Reviews
部屋にレンジと洗濯機が付いていて住むように泊まれるので長期滞在に良さそうです。 近くにはレストランが集まったエリアもあり、便利です。 コンビニ、スーパーも近くにありました。 また、シングルの部屋でもそこそこ広く、ベッド以外にソファとテーブルがあり、パソコン作業もしやすかったです。 バスルームの配管のニオイ?だけが気になりました。 年数が経っているためと思われるので、建物全体のリフォームが必要なのかもしれませんが、ちょっときつかった。
Hotel Allamanda Aoyama Tokyo
4.2/542 Reviews
The room was large and luxurious. It was a pity that the outside of the window was the next building, but the others are satisfied. Breakfast was also original and I enjoyed it. My wife likes the service of the bear on the Ikkyu diamond. I was grateful that I could choose red and white wine, and I opened one. It is the same everywhere at the subway station, but it is difficult to know where the hotel is located even though it is on the ground nearby. Once I knew the location, it was fine, but at first I was lost.

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