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Tachikawa Regent Hotel
4.2/586 Reviews

Tachikawa Regent Hotel

Tachikawa|0.34km from Tamashin Museum
　Stayed in Tachikawa for the first time in several years. I chose this hotel in a plan without being punished. I didn't expect much, but it was good because of it. The room feels like Nagaya in the Edo period. ３０４. However, the room was large and felt. It is negative that there is no ＢＳ. Overall old, the entrance is difficult to understand, and １ floor is a restaurant. ２ floor is the front desk. The room is in front of the elevator, the soundproofing is terrible in the corridor and outside. I just liked it, including the plan. The location is good from the station in about ３ minutes, and I think I will stay again as long as this price is.
Hotel Emisia Tokyo Tachikawa
4.3/5182 Reviews

Hotel Emisia Tokyo Tachikawa

Tachikawa|0.4km from Tamashin Museum
The cooling/heating in the room is not very controlled, and there is a smell in the corridor of the room. However, it is in an excellent location. There are everything around, including convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants, department stores, stations...there are many parking lots around. There are hotels, but they can only park small cars. If given the chance, I would still choose this hotel.
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Tachikawa Station Kita
3.9/5104 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Tokyo Tachikawa Station Kita

Tachikawa|0.44km from Tamashin Museum
This is a reliable Toyoko-everything is standard for a Toyoko and it is one of the few that are located close to a station along the Chuo line. Reason for 3 stars is that the breakfast on both days was noticeably less than other Toyoko's. protein was essentially only prepared fish. No juice; no condiments like jelly or butter. Can't go wrong with the price and if you want to be on the Chuo line, this is a good place. Just not in the highest level compared to others in the Toyoko chain.
Jr-East Hotel Mets Tachikawa
4.7/570 Reviews

Jr-East Hotel Mets Tachikawa

Tachikawa|0.53km from Tamashin Museum
Directly connected to the station, the front desk is polite and the amenities are no longer a business hotel. Choose your favorite from the bathing agent prepared by many types and go to the room. The elevator also needs a card key and security is high! The room was chic and cleaning was neat. The bathroom is large for a business hotel, the water pressure is also ◎ other multi chargers are in the drawer and the service is great. I heard the TV sound in the next room, but there was no problem in particular. 11F The room facing the south was a little tight with the lighting of the allera, but the night view of Hino was beautiful.
HOTEL LiVEMAX Tachikawa Ekimae
3.9/578 Reviews

HOTEL LiVEMAX Tachikawa Ekimae

Tachikawa|0.66km from Tamashin Museum
1. There was dust on the exhaust fan in the bathroom. (It didn't bother me much, but...) 2. There were two hangers, but one or two more would be helpful. accommodation is cheap
Hotel Nikko Tachikawa Tokyo
4.5/573 Reviews

Hotel Nikko Tachikawa Tokyo

Tachikawa|0.9km from Tamashin Museum
This time, it was the first time to use ２. My husband is a wheelchair, but if you are in trouble, please always speak to me. It's just an example, but I couldn't hold it because I pushed a wheelchair and my hands were blocked, so I brought coffee back to my room and brought it back to my room. Even at breakfast, my husband, who has a casual leg, will guide me to a seat that is easy to use. I am really grateful for your kindness before asking for anything. I was able to spend comfortably and comfortably.

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Sorano Hotel
4.3/5110 Reviews

Sorano Hotel

Tachikawa|0.1km from Tamashin Museum
The impression that the hotel has a very clear advantages and disadvantages. ① Room Very large compared to the average hotel in Tokyo. What impressed me as a parent with children was that the sofa and bed were generally low, and the equipment was high and well hidden in the cupboard and the child could not get it. I think it is a room that is friendly to the child who is convinced that there are many guests with the child. On the other hand, I didn't know where the equipment was too hidden to see, so I don't know where it was, so I think the staff should explain the basics when I arrived in the room. (There was no explanation) ➁ Facility Rooftop Spa costs an additional fee, but it is worth it. If it was sunny, Mt. Fuji could be seen, and I was very satisfied because it was a hot spring. ➂ Service Overall, the staff was nice to talk to me when I felt in trouble. Free drinks and bread are provided depending on the time of day, and you can take it back to your room. What was disappointing was the restaurant, and it was a big minus that it took a lot of time to serve. I wonder if it took more than ３０ minutes to provide the sashimi. I was surprised that the main came first for some reason. Breakfast was also served late, so late customers were crowded in the lobby. ④ＳＤＧｓ To be clear, this is ruining this hotel. ＳＤＧｓ I think it should be enlightened, but what this hotel is doing is clearly a cost reduction named ＳＤＧｓ. It is because guests stay at a high price hotel to experience the extraordinary feeling, and I think that the real pleasure of staying at a hotel is to enjoy the equipment and amenities that the hotel is particular about. Even so, this hotel stingy with a toothbrush. (One ５００ You can choose whether to buy a high bamboo toothbrush or bring it with you in the mystery of the yen) There are only the minimum amenities in the room. (In this price range, I think it's okay to enhance lotion and emulsion a little more. It's a lineup similar to a business hotel. Of course, it's of a reasonable quality ...) These are at the rooftop spa. There were all the menity, but it seems that it will be reduced in the future from the viewpoint of ＳＤＧｓ (even though I pay an extra fee ...) The restaurant gave the child a paper straw, but The child will soon be chewed and useless, so as a result, it will be a large consumption of straws. I was really wondering if this was ＳＤＧｓ. Anyway, it's a pity that it was a result of being forced to endure and unreasonable. .. I wondered if I could not easily extract the goodness of ＳＤＧｓ a little more flexibly and provide it to customers instead of forcing ＳＤＧｓ to customers. I think this hotel is top-notch if it has it. I was worried about it because it was a good hotel.
Tachikawa Urban Hotel Annex
4.2/525 Reviews

Tachikawa Urban Hotel Annex

Tachikawa|0.68km from Tamashin Museum
I have lived twice before and after and I feel very good. The front desk service is good, and free hot water and coffee are provided. The room is a clean taste. What I like most is his little duck hhh. I feel that the whole room will become warm.
HOTEL MYSTAYS Tachikawa
4.2/5144 Reviews

HOTEL MYSTAYS Tachikawa

Tachikawa|0.97km from Tamashin Museum
About 8 minutes walk from Tachikawa JR South Exit. The stay was okay. The room was quite hot even with the heat turned off, while the sound of siren or ambulance was quite loud with the window opened. The staff were professional and helpful. They helped me change from smoking to non smoking room. Would stay again
Hotel J House 1 (Adult Only)

Hotel J House 1 (Adult Only)

Akishima|2.93km from Tamashin Museum
Situated in Akishima, within 10 km of Fuchu Park and 11 km of Fuchu Art Museum, Hotel J House 1 (Adult Only) features accommodation with massage services and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive. The property is around 11 km from Fuchunomori Park, 12 km from JRA Racing Museum and 12 km from Sanrio Puroland. The love hotel has a sauna and room service. The rooms in the love hotel are fitted with a kettle. Rooms include a private bathroom with a bidet, free toiletries and a hairdryer. At Hotel J House 1 (Adult Only) all rooms are equipped with air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. American and Asian breakfast options are available each morning at the accommodation. Hotel J House 1 (Adult Only) offers a hot tub. The love hotel can conveniently provide information at the reception to help guests to get around the area. Sengenyama Park is 13 km from Hotel J House 1 (Adult Only), while Musashinonomori Park is 15 km from the property. The nearest airport is Tokyo Haneda Airport, 49 km from the accommodation.
Tachikawa Regent Hotel
4.2/586 Reviews

Tachikawa Regent Hotel

Tachikawa|0.34km from Tamashin Museum
　Stayed in Tachikawa for the first time in several years. I chose this hotel in a plan without being punished. I didn't expect much, but it was good because of it. The room feels like Nagaya in the Edo period. ３０４. However, the room was large and felt. It is negative that there is no ＢＳ. Overall old, the entrance is difficult to understand, and １ floor is a restaurant. ２ floor is the front desk. The room is in front of the elevator, the soundproofing is terrible in the corridor and outside. I just liked it, including the plan. The location is good from the station in about ３ minutes, and I think I will stay again as long as this price is.
Hotel Emisia Tokyo Tachikawa
4.3/5182 Reviews

Hotel Emisia Tokyo Tachikawa

Tachikawa|0.4km from Tamashin Museum
The cooling/heating in the room is not very controlled, and there is a smell in the corridor of the room. However, it is in an excellent location. There are everything around, including convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants, department stores, stations...there are many parking lots around. There are hotels, but they can only park small cars. If given the chance, I would still choose this hotel.

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Sorano Hotel

Sorano Hotel

4.3/5110 Reviews
The impression that the hotel has a very clear advantages and disadvantages. ① Room Very large compared to the average hotel in Tokyo. What impressed me as a parent with children was that the sofa and bed were generally low, and the equipment was high and well hidden in the cupboard and the child could not get it. I think it is a room that is friendly to the child who is convinced that there are many guests with the child. On the other hand, I didn't know where the equipment was too hidden to see, so I don't know where it was, so I think the staff should explain the basics when I arrived in the room. (There was no explanation) ➁ Facility Rooftop Spa costs an additional fee, but it is worth it. If it was sunny, Mt. Fuji could be seen, and I was very satisfied because it was a hot spring. ➂ Service Overall, the staff was nice to talk to me when I felt in trouble. Free drinks and bread are provided depending on the time of day, and you can take it back to your room. What was disappointing was the restaurant, and it was a big minus that it took a lot of time to serve. I wonder if it took more than ３０ minutes to provide the sashimi. I was surprised that the main came first for some reason. Breakfast was also served late, so late customers were crowded in the lobby. ④ＳＤＧｓ To be clear, this is ruining this hotel. ＳＤＧｓ I think it should be enlightened, but what this hotel is doing is clearly a cost reduction named ＳＤＧｓ. It is because guests stay at a high price hotel to experience the extraordinary feeling, and I think that the real pleasure of staying at a hotel is to enjoy the equipment and amenities that the hotel is particular about. Even so, this hotel stingy with a toothbrush. (One ５００ You can choose whether to buy a high bamboo toothbrush or bring it with you in the mystery of the yen) There are only the minimum amenities in the room. (In this price range, I think it's okay to enhance lotion and emulsion a little more. It's a lineup similar to a business hotel. Of course, it's of a reasonable quality ...) These are at the rooftop spa. There were all the menity, but it seems that it will be reduced in the future from the viewpoint of ＳＤＧｓ (even though I pay an extra fee ...) The restaurant gave the child a paper straw, but The child will soon be chewed and useless, so as a result, it will be a large consumption of straws. I was really wondering if this was ＳＤＧｓ. Anyway, it's a pity that it was a result of being forced to endure and unreasonable. .. I wondered if I could not easily extract the goodness of ＳＤＧｓ a little more flexibly and provide it to customers instead of forcing ＳＤＧｓ to customers. I think this hotel is top-notch if it has it. I was worried about it because it was a good hotel.
Tachikawa Regent Hotel

Tachikawa Regent Hotel

4.2/586 Reviews
　Stayed in Tachikawa for the first time in several years. I chose this hotel in a plan without being punished. I didn't expect much, but it was good because of it. The room feels like Nagaya in the Edo period. ３０４. However, the room was large and felt. It is negative that there is no ＢＳ. Overall old, the entrance is difficult to understand, and １ floor is a restaurant. ２ floor is the front desk. The room is in front of the elevator, the soundproofing is terrible in the corridor and outside. I just liked it, including the plan. The location is good from the station in about ３ minutes, and I think I will stay again as long as this price is.
Hotel Emisia Tokyo Tachikawa

Hotel Emisia Tokyo Tachikawa

4.3/5182 Reviews
The cooling/heating in the room is not very controlled, and there is a smell in the corridor of the room. However, it is in an excellent location. There are everything around, including convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants, department stores, stations...there are many parking lots around. There are hotels, but they can only park small cars. If given the chance, I would still choose this hotel.
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Tachikawa Station Kita

Toyoko Inn Tokyo Tachikawa Station Kita

3.9/5104 Reviews
This is a reliable Toyoko-everything is standard for a Toyoko and it is one of the few that are located close to a station along the Chuo line. Reason for 3 stars is that the breakfast on both days was noticeably less than other Toyoko's. protein was essentially only prepared fish. No juice; no condiments like jelly or butter. Can't go wrong with the price and if you want to be on the Chuo line, this is a good place. Just not in the highest level compared to others in the Toyoko chain.
Tachikawa Hotel

Tachikawa Hotel

3.3/53 Reviews
The counter reception was kind and forgiven despite the late check-in The room was a little dry and I was satisfied except for the need for ventilation The first basement floor with coin washing machine dryer was all satisfactory except that I had to go to the stairs, not the elevator.
Jr-East Hotel Mets Tachikawa

Jr-East Hotel Mets Tachikawa

4.7/570 Reviews
Directly connected to the station, the front desk is polite and the amenities are no longer a business hotel. Choose your favorite from the bathing agent prepared by many types and go to the room. The elevator also needs a card key and security is high! The room was chic and cleaning was neat. The bathroom is large for a business hotel, the water pressure is also ◎ other multi chargers are in the drawer and the service is great. I heard the TV sound in the next room, but there was no problem in particular. 11F The room facing the south was a little tight with the lighting of the allera, but the night view of Hino was beautiful.

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  • What's the average price of hotels near Tamashin Museum this weekend?

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    According to Trip.com, the average weekend price for 1 night at a hotel in Tamashin Museum in Tokyo is AU$ 86. Due to frequent price changes, the above prices are for reference only.

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    Whether you're travelling for business or leisure, Wi-Fi is an essential. Toyoko Inn Tokyo Fussa Ekimae Higashi-guchi and Toyoko Inn Tokyo Keio-Sen Higashi-Fuchu-Eki Kita-Guchi are all popular hotels that have free Wi-Fi.

  • What popular hotels near Tamashin Museum have restaurants?

    If you like the idea of sampling local flavours while travelling, consider staying at Toyoko Inn Tokyo Fussa Ekimae Higashi-guchi and Toyoko Inn Tokyo Keio-Sen Higashi-Fuchu-Eki Kita-Guchi . There are plenty of restaurants that serve local dishes near these hotels.

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