Washington Properties in Tokyo

It was very convenient to get here from Haneda Airport 🛬. I just needed to transfer once on the subway 🚈 and arrived at Sakuragicho Station 🚉 in about 50 minutes. The hotel 🏨 is right across the street, just over the pedestrian bridge from the subway exit. The front desk is on the 5th floor, and check-in starts at 2 PM. Everything is handled via self-service machines, which are very user-friendly with language options and Chinese subtitles. After checking in, before getting on the elevator, there's a table where you can pick up toothbrushes 🪥, toothpaste, combs, razors 🪒, face masks, and toiletries, which is a really nice touch 👍. My room was on the 23rd floor, and this time I chose a twin-bed room with a night view 🌃. I feel like the twin rooms are a bit larger than the king-sized rooms! The room was clean and tidy, and I could see Yokohama Port and the Ferris wheel 🎡 right outside the window. The night view was even more beautiful. The hotel 🏨's location is excellent. Right outside the subway exit, there's a large supermarket and a shopping mall 🏬, making shopping 🛍️ and dining 🍽️ very convenient. The breakfast offers great value for money, and I highly recommend dining in the hotel 🍴. In the morning, you can enjoy delicious tuna, and the grilled mackerel is also a favorite of mine. There are also hot udon noodles 🍜 and miso soup, and the sushi 🍣 is quite good. The coffee ☕ is also tasty 😋. Check-out is also done via the self-service machine ✅, and there's a luggage storage area 🛅 on the same floor, which is very convenient.

The hotel is quite large with comprehensive facilities, but the room itself was a bit small, which was a shame. When I stayed, there were also many athletes competing who were guests at the hotel. You can walk directly from the basement to Shinjuku Station, so the transportation is incredibly convenient. However, the price was definitely on the higher side.

I overpayed for this hotel (30.000 JPY per night) for a twin room. The breakfast is an exorbitant 3000 yen per person per day which seems insane when the hotel also features a McDonald’s where you can get breakfast for just 500 yen. Having said that, this is one of the best hotels you can get in Tokyo Bay area. It’s right next to the Tokyo Big Sight convention center. There were just so many things to do in the area. You can find this for a better price than I did then I 100% recommend it.

The room was as small as expected (typical for Japanese hotels), but it was very clean and tidy. On the first floor of the hotel lobby, they provide various travel-sized toiletries (toner, cleansing oil, etc.), so you can definitely pack light without needing a separate toiletry bag. The location is convenient, about a 13-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, with plenty of dining options nearby.

The biggest highlight of this hotel is its impeccable location, right next to Akihabara Station, with multiple train lines converging, making it incredibly easy to access all parts of Tokyo. For visitors who love anime and electronics, the surrounding area is a huge draw. The hotel rooms are clean and tidy, and although small, they are cleverly laid out, typical of business hotels in Tokyo. The breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of options and is well-received. However, some guests have reported issues such as others attempting to open their door late at night or minor cleanliness oversights in their rooms, so it's advisable to be a bit more vigilant during your stay. Overall, it's a practical choice for those prioritizing convenient transportation.

The service is great, the hotel staff is very polite, patient and attentive. The breakfast variety is also very rich, the hotel hygiene is also quite good, a very satisfactory accommodation experience!