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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|2.58km from JR Etchujima Station
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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Keisei Richmond Hotel Tokyo Monzennakacho
4.4/540 Reviews
Completely renovated hotel reachable a few steps from Monzen-Nakacho metro station ( T12 - E15 ) exit 6 ( nearest ) or exit 5.Il personal at reception is very nice and, always in the hall , All the accessories that we forget to carry in our baggage (e.g. swab and toothpaste) are available. The room was quite spacious, for the Japanese standard, had two single beds of very generous sizes (about one and a half square), even the bathroom was quite ”sized” with bathroom and technological toilet. The bathroom has a 55-inch TV, a small refrigerator (vacuum) and a boiler to prepare some hot drinks. The air conditioning system worked perfectly.The room was clean, but mostly soundproofed. Free and very fast Wi-Fi In the vicinity of the hotel you will find a lot of typical restaurants and also typical Japanese locals ( for night life you have to move elsewhere 9. In conclusion I was very pleased.
Tokyu Stay Monzen-Nakacho
4.1/545 Reviews
It was raining on the day of the stay, but there was an arcade of the shopping street from the station to the hotel just before the hotel and I arrived at the hotel without being almost wet. Convenience stores were also very close. There is a main building and an annex, and I stayed at the main building, but is the photograph seen on the net almost an annex? The main building is still a bit old.
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Monzen-Nakacho Eitaibashi
3.9/565 Reviews
The Toyoko Inns are always in convenient locations and are geared to business people mainly. They are fairly inexpensive especially if you join their points club for a cost of 1500 yen. You will be given a card with your picture on it and this entitles you to discounts, every tenth day is free and you get a better rate for staying on Sundays. You can put put your own towels and garbage and save more! I would recommend a regular double room for a couple as the bed is Queen size and you will have a small table and chairs. The regular twin is good too. Economy rooms are not that much less and they are pretty tiny but fine for one person. They I always in lude breakfast which is plentiful and mostly Japanese food, good coffee, juice and buns or bread. It is a sparkling clean hotel and the staff is very friendly and competent.
Day Nice Hotel Tokyo
3.5/518 Reviews
Room was very small and very uncomfortable because of space/Ventalation. As the room had no Ventilation it was very stuffy and not comfortable. Breakfast was not Continental type more oriented for Chinese Cusine. Very difficult for the international travellers.
Prime Suites Tokyo
4.1/57 Reviews
It is a good choice for family travelers who stay in Tokyo for more than 3 nights. The space is large enough, clean and tidy, and you can also wash and cook. It is acceptable to have no-one on duty at the front desk, but at least do a remote manual service at the door. You can make a one-click voice call or something. It is too inconvenient to reply by email! We dragged two boxes with two children to arrive early and could not check in or store our luggage. There was no place to ask, no one answered the phone, and we could only drag the box back to the subway station to store it. Also, no one cleaned for 3 days, but no one collected garbage for 3 days, it was really a bit unhygienic. . . .
Toyoko Inn Tozai-Sen Kiba-Eki
4.3/516 Reviews
The hotel was very beautiful near the station! It is recommended because there is a relatively bright atmosphere! The water was beautiful and the bed was beautiful!

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