Location: Tokyo Prefecture Specialty lodgings
Top Hotels in Tokyo Prefecture Specialty lodgings
- 1. Hotel Trusty Tokyo Bayside
- 2. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Haneda
- 3. Capsule Hotel Anshin Oyado Premier Tokyo Shinjuku Station
- 4. nine hours Woman Kanda
- 5. sequence SUIDOBASHI
- 6. Henn Na Hotel Tokyo Asakusa-Tawaramachi
- 7. Akasaka no Sato Premium
- 8. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Hamamatsucho
- 9. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Nishikasai
- 10. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Asakusabashi
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Tokyo Prefecture Specialty lodgings | Places to Stay in Tokyo Prefecture
Tokyo is the epitome of frenetic energy and jam-packed cosmopolitan culture—it’s populated by 12.5 million people. Still, it’s one of the safest cities in the world, ensuring a (nearly) carefree stay packed with pulsing nightlife, succulent cuisine and endless city experiences. Four national museums, gorgeous gardens and parks, Michelin-starred restaurants, and kooky-chic street fashions are only part of what makes Tokyo so unique. Don’t miss the Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art, the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and the Gwen Stefani-lauded neighborhood of Harajuku.
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1. Hotel Trusty Tokyo Bayside
Overall Ratings
4 based on 406 reviews
A stylish guest room with contemporary modern interior furniture. Our guest rooms, like a modern hotel in New York, has a sharp design while having functionality at the same time, and are all equipped with Dube type beds. We provide you an ultimate relaxation space by a wide-size bed that allows you to release your tired heart and body. The lounge is a place for mature social interaction. The scent of fine ronnefeldt tea, which is loved by celebrities of the world, drifts in the day time, and in the night time jazz fills the area elegantly lit by candles and illuminations. The standing-style counter makes you feel space to breathe even if you come alone. You can enjoy your relaxing time in the sweet atmosphere around table seats. ※The photograph is for illustrative purposes only.
Fun Area to Visit
Reviewed By tttora11Very helpful reception staff. Comfortable room. Spacious bathroom. South-west outside rooms have nice views of Odaiba skyline over the canal. South-east outside rooms face the train line (but noise-proof). Inside rooms face the central garden area. Hotel actually only has four levels even though it is physically connected to the twin-tower luxury hotel next door. Great base from which to explore the surrounding Odaiba & Ariake areas, either on foot or using the Yurikamome train (5-10 mins walk away). Lots of fun places to see and experience!
2. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Haneda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Perfect Short Stay near Haneda Airport
Reviewed By keithhN8977XWWe arrived Haneda Airport late at night. Supposed to pick up the Times Rental Car the next day, so stay at Henn Na Hotel because it is walking distance to the Times Car Rental in Haneda (Note: if you pick up the car in Haneda Airport, the shuttle bus will bring you to THIS location). There is free Hotel Shuttle Bus. check website for details. Simple & fuss free Hotel with Robot Dinosaurs as receptionist! Everything is automated. Cheap thrill for the kids. Hotel is simple with everything you need for 1 night stay. 24 hour convenience store a short walk out. there is also a 24 hour restaurant near the convenience store on the main road. We had a triple room for 2 adults and 2 kids. Ample space to sleep.
3. Capsule Hotel Anshin Oyado Premier Tokyo Shinjuku Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 189 reviews
Capsule hotels near train stations where you can reasonably stay in Tokyo. All hotels are within 120 seconds by walk from the nearest station! The inside of the hotel and capsule rooms are fully equipped with Wi-Fi and artificial hot spring and internet café can be used at all times. The accommodation charge starts from 5,480 yen, and you can stay up to 21 hours if checked in at 3:00 p.m. With regard to the security aspect, lockers with the latest vein authentication system are installed for storing valuables and the room access management using auto lock is done at each floor, so you will be able to stay safely.
Super cozy
Reviewed By Richard_SembiringI had a best stay here. only 2 minutes to Shinjuku station. 2 minutes to all the big shops and restaurants in Shinjuku. Once you arrived, you will need to take off your shoes, use the sandals given. Put the shoes on the small lockers in the lobby, take the keys, give it to the reception upon check in. They will provide pajamas in the lobby, and you need to use it during your whole stay when you are in hotel premises. And change back to your clothes, and ask for the shoes locker key whenever you want to go out. Put all your belongings include suitcases at the locker, and go to your capsule. Pros : very clean, good service, 24 hours good onsen, 24 hours lounge where you can get delicious miso soup, so many kinds of soft drinks, tea, coffee, beers, and even red and white wine. D*mn. Not to mention thousands of mangas available. Free massage chair, smoking area available in each floor, comfortable beds. TV is available in each capsule. Cons : English skills of the staffs need improvement. Will be back!
4. nine hours Woman Kanda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Hard, noisy and uncomfortable
Reviewed By AquaRose84I was looking to experience a capsule hotel, but had also been warned that there are some bad ones. It seems this might be one of them. Bed and pillow were rock hard and super uncomfortable. It was a noisy location and a lot of light coming in. Inconvenient to have lockers, showers and capsules all on different levels. Location was the only positive.
5. sequence SUIDOBASHI
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
We value the moment that leaves a lingering impression of passion, excitement, and pleasure with all our guests. We’re a place where you can experience a moment of communication, from person to person, through the use of our screens, lounges, and more.
スタイリッシュ
Reviewed By eclatomoko京都のシークエンスに滞在したことがあり、好印象でしたので水道橋にも泊まってみました。 深夜のチェックインの為か、顔認証キーは案内してもらえず、カードキーでしたので少し残念でしたが、 お部屋はスタイリッシュで、音も気になりませんでした。 東京ドームが見えるお部屋で夜景もきれいでした。 チェックアウトが遅い時間なのはありがたいです。 コスパも、良いですね。
6. Henn Na Hotel Tokyo Asakusa-Tawaramachi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Solid chain hotel
Reviewed By Dreamer59016400170This hotel is a solid three star hotel, but I've given it an extra star because it does nothing wrong. From checkin to checkout you probably won't see any staff - the entire process is automated. Even baggage storage is a do it yourself activity with a bar and flexible cords you can lock. The included breakfast was interesting because it contained many Indian flavored offerings along with nan bread along with many of the items found in a typical Tokyo breakfast. Our room, one of the smallest ones they offer, was clean and quiet. We managed to find space for our luggage, something that is not always true in Japan. I also gave extra weight to the fine location. In one direction you are only a few blocks from Kappabashi, the kitchen ware district. In the other direction it is a reasonable walk to Sensoji. Lastly, you are close to the Tawaramachi station of the Ginza line. This station has an elevator from the platform to the street for both directions. The one in the direction to Ueno is not obvious, but it is a great help if your train is leaving from Ueno station. I hate carrying luggage downstairs.
7. Akasaka no Sato Premium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Better options out there
Reviewed By eonifThe guest house itself is at some corner, quite quiet if have to go back in the middle of the night or go out early in the morning. Best to let the owner know what time should he be expecting you so that you won’t have to walk around the area with luggage as there is no baggage storage service provided. Only shampoo, shower and conditioner is provided, so need to bring own toothbrush and toothpaste. Bottle of water is given as well. However there are some little insects like black dots on the bed, not sure if it is due to the fact that the room I got is on ground floor. Also it can be quite warm if you are booking a bunk bed after you screen the curtains. The extra room that was locked from the other side of the door leading to some unknown place is quite creepy as well, because one ain’t sure if anyone would appear in the room in the midst of the night.
8. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Hamamatsucho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Excellent
Reviewed By A4798PI_Excellent hotel. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean and comfortable room. The location is very convenient especially for commuting to airports. The view of the Tokyo Tower is nice. Highly recommended. Not expensive for what it offers.
9. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Nishikasai
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 28 reviews
Leisure
Reviewed By Ng KNice and Clean Hotel with very soft pillows. Problems is under checking in best is to make payment via cash not credit card as it is not easy to use the automated terminal. Free Shuttle ride to Disneyland.
10. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Asakusabashi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 42 reviews
It is 2 minutes on foot to Asakusabashi Station, within walking distance to Akihabara and about 45 minutes to Haneda airport with excellent access. Here Asakusabashi is full of downtown emotions, a wholesale area convenient for sightseeing to Akihabara / Asakusa. The world's most advanced robot entertainment and functional rooms will provide your comfortable hotel life.
All hype on the robot side of things
Reviewed By H3051EJmarcoaWe were very excited about the robot hotel but found it underwhelming. There are two robots at the check in and that is it. When you first get there you are like ‘woah check them out that’s freaky’ but you can’t actually interact with them until 3pm when check in is, you can’t get near them before that. The check in didn’t work.... we had to get checked in by a human lol. The room was tiny. Very good shower and decent products to use. The clothes refresher was a waste of valuable space.... not really sure what the point of it was. The internet in this hotel was good and quick. They give you a smart phone to use during your stay and use for WiFi. I didn’t take advantage of this unfortunately, but great idea...
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