Spa-Hotels in Kanto region

The room i booked for was non smoking room, but when I entered the room, I could smell cigarettes very strong. I asked the staff to swap the room for me and they did it in a sec ! The alternative room was great. Thank you for being helpful. Onsen was nice but I wish I could go in in the morning too!

This hotel is great, really close to Narita Airport, and they offer a free shuttle service. Just be sure to check the schedule carefully. The hotel is very clean and includes a complimentary breakfast, which is excellent and offers a wide variety of both Western and Japanese options, including boiled eggs and raw eggs. There's also free parking and a complimentary hot spring package to Tokyo Yuurakujo

very nice hotel it feels luxury but affordable and the spa house is very nice lots of things to do very entertaining

The room was very spacious and offered great value for money—it was a steal! The hotel also provides a free shuttle bus, making it super convenient to get from Narita to the hotel. The next day, I took the hotel bus again to Tokyo Station.

Nice place to stay, the onsen and dancing fountain is the best!

The room felt a bit outdated in terms of design, but it was spacious and very clean. The amenities were more than sufficient, so I didn’t feel any inconvenience. I would like to stay here again.

The room was very clean, staff was great and there were no problems with service, but the room was really warm all the time despite the heater not being on and it being December/January.

The staff were friendly and the place was clean. I used trash and towels, put them in bags, and left them at the door the next day. They cleaned them up and brought new ones, which was incredibly convenient. The room was a little small, but it was cozy and nice. The location was also better than I expected, making it incredibly convenient!

This was my second time staying at this hotel, and the reception staff were very friendly. I chose this hotel because it's a 3-minute walk from Machida Station. The Kyushu cuisine restaurant on the first floor also received high marks. I think I'll stay here again.

Simple, clean, convenient hotel near to Machida Station. Beautiful Japanese breakfast. No reason to stay anywhere else when visiting Machida.

Bit old Convenient coz it is close to station

Breakfast provided from restaurant is good.

Beautiful environment, comfortable and spacious stay.

Convenient stop at NRT for a quick sleep before heading to your final destination. Very good breakfast, some rooms very small, ask for a room facing the airport, those rooms are significantly bigger. Bathtub a plus. Onsite gym, scale to weigh luggage, convenience shop for snacks, comfortable lobby, overall not bad for the price point. I stop there regularly when flying from China to california.

The hotel room was very clean, spacious, and comfortable. We stayed as a group of four and were provided with queen-size beds and twin single, which were very comfortable. T bathrooms, which was very convenient for us. Overall, we were very satisfied with our stay and would highly recommend this hotel. 👍 Have shuttles bus from airport narita

Decent, but an older hotel with somewhat outdated facilities. However, being a member and getting a late check-out until 2 PM is very convenient. They also offer a shuttle to the airport and a free shuttle to the shopping mall. The shuttle has pick-up points at both T1 and T2, which is where most hotels stop anyway.

The hotel's location was incredibly convenient for our departure. The room was spacious, bright, and clean, with no strange odors. It was quiet and comfortable – I was very satisfied. The service was warm, friendly, and attentive, which was truly heartwarming.

There's a shuttle bus service to and from the airport, which was super convenient since my flight was delayed by over 10 hours. That's why I picked the Crowne Plaza. It was reasonably priced and the room was quite spacious compared to other hotels.

The room was compact and comfortable and the top floor public bath was awesome

The hotel is good. They provide electrical adapters and umbrellas for rainy weather. The breakfast is a bit sparse; it could be improved.

This is hands down my favorite hotel to stay at when I’m in Tokyo. The location is absolutely perfect—just a short walk from the train station, which makes exploring the city so easy. I also love that there are plenty of great restaurants right in the neighborhood, so finding a good meal after a long day of sightseeing is never a problem. The rooms are clean and comfortable (exactly what you expect...

Definately one of the better APA hotels I've stayed at. Rooms are typical APA style, aimed at single traveller with just the one suitcase to fit uner the bed, but they are nicer than most, being a touch bigger and nicer facilities. There are fewer Tokyo hotels that include an onsen but this is one of the few that do, and it was amazing as well - both an indoor and outdoor onsen. Luggage storage available...

Nice hotel with good service and an onsen. The rooms are quite small but ours had a great view which includes the national diet building (not in picture). If you are here because you want to be next to the diet building or the prime Minister's residence, this is the perfect hotel. However a lot of restaurants and convenience stores are much further away.

Everything was wonderful, the staff was wonderful! They helped with all our questions and allowed us to leave our luggage longer. At check-in, we found a clean and cozy room, complete with clothes, welcome drinks, and various toiletries. Highly recommend! A solid 10/10.

A business hotel close to the subway station. Breakfast on the first floor is delicious. Using sauna of B1 is a good way to relieve fatigue. The room is really small, so it is difficult for 2 people to use it. My back hurts because the bed is old. There are many restaurants and convenience stores near the subway. Unexpectedly, there are many Western tourists.

They were very helpful when I needed to store my luggage, and they even gave me directions to my destination, which was a huge help! I'd love to stay here again!

This is a typical chain business hotel. I usually stay elsewhere in Shinjuku, but it was fully booked. This hotel and my usual one are both about a 10-minute walk from the station. A definite plus here is the public bath downstairs, although it's clearly not a natural hot spring. I also appreciate its proximity to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, which I love. It's a straightforward and convenient walk...

The room was clean and well-equipped, but the service at the counter was not impressive. They weren't as helpful or informative as they should have been when I had questions.

Cosy place with nice facilities. Staff were very friendly too

The stay overall was smooth. The room layout is somewhat unconventional, with several rooms featuring lowered ceiling beams that can feel restrictive in certain areas. This appears to be due to the building’s structural design and infrastructure placement, and while it may affect the sense of openness, the rooms remain functional and efficiently organised for short stays. On a positive note, the hotel...

The room was standard, typical of a Mitsui hotel. The lobby is on the 15th floor, and the service was good. The location is relatively convenient. Overall, it's pretty decent. However, the elevators were slow and crowded.

Pretty terrible experience with the cleanliness of the hotel. The bathroom smelled like mold, there were several hairs throughout the room, it was dusty everywhere, and the worst part was that the bedsheets were stained and we asked room service to wash it but they didn’t. Thankfully the front desk is nice and they gave us a new room which was just as dirty but without the stained sheets. Breakfast...

The room isn't huge, but it's clean and tidy, and the bed is comfortable. The location is super convenient, making it easy to get anywhere. The large public bath is definitely a highlight of the hotel – it's incredibly relaxing after a long day. The breakfast, however, could use some improvement.

The location is great, right near Gotanda Station. You just cross the skybridge to get there. However, it's not ideal if you have large luggage, as crossing the road can be a bit of a hassle. There are plenty of food options nearby, giving it a good local vibe.

Very clean n comfortable hotel. Hotel reception located at the 15th floor with beautiful view sky garden. 2-3mins walk to subway station, a Lawson convenience store next to the hotel entrance. Nothing to complain about. I love staying here.

The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, truly just a 3-minute walk to Gotanda Station, which is a hub for multiple public transport lines. It's super easy to get to Ginza, Shinjuku, Shibuya, and even Kamakura from here. We booked a twin room, and for Tokyo, the room was quite spacious. The breakfast selection was also pretty good. The alleyways around the hotel are packed with izakayas and all...

The room was clean and the hot spring facilities were great. The ramen and popsicles in the evening were delicious. It's a shame the room rates are getting more expensive, so the value for money isn't as good anymore.

The room was really small, but it had everything we needed. The breakfast was good.

Great hotel, good location, excellent quality for three stars. The hot springs are worth it. Very good hot sauna almost 100°C I will stay in this hotel again when I travel to Kawasaki.

Dormy Inn corporation never disappoint with nice hot spring, evening ramen and morning breakfast. The only thing I would suggest is to Iron the pyjama or change out the older ones.

The hotel was away from station within 10 mins walk. Very convenient. The staffs are very friendly and polite. Rooms are spacious, clean and quiet. I love the massage chair a lot in the public area. Just 15 mins cycle can refreshing yourself especially after a long day walking. A lot of restaurants around the area. You can definitely find something good to eat. Highly recommended. Will definitely come...

The hotel is always very accommodating and very clean. The food and the outdoor onsen area is fantastic. It’s like being in an onsen in the middle of the coty!

Facilities: Very new, I really like the minimalist style. Hygiene: Very clean, the bathtub was very comfortable for a soak. Environment: The environment is excellent. I booked this place specifically for the Tokyo Tower view 🗼. The King Room with a view was exceptional. Service: The service was great, and the deposit was only 3,000 JPY.

The hotel has a great environment and an excellent location, making it convenient to get anywhere. The service is good, and the room is clean. It's definitely recommendable, and I'll stay here again next time.

Good location Nice customer service

This hotel has a great resort-like feel. All the staff are fluent in English (I barely saw any Asian staff at the front desk or in the restaurant). The breakfast was delicious and offered a good variety for an à la carte hotel. The valet parking, housekeeping, and front office restaurant service were all excellent. Highly recommend!

The lobby lounge has a fantastic ambiance, with a floor-to-ceiling window offering views of Tokyo Tower. I stayed there and had drinks in the lounge both nights. It was a really great experience, and I hope to visit again.

Excellent service, location, style, delicious breakfast with view on tokyo tower.

Stayed one night and liked it so much that I'm planning to return to this hotel tonight after visiting Kamakura. The room is spacious and the transportation is convenient. Traveling with my son, this was a very satisfying stay in Tokyo. I also stayed one night at the Washington hotel nearby, which has A and B buildings. We had unagi (grilled eel) at a restaurant next door; they only serve 10 portions...

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Station's underground passage. On the first day, I couldn't find the passage, but walking along the main road from the South Exit works just as well, and it was a pleasant walk. The room was clean and not too small, which I was happy with.

Whenever we go to Japan Tokyo we always stay at Washington shinjuku hotel always a pleasant stay and the staff is nice. Japan rooms are typically small so manage expectations but for cleanliness and accessibility to a lot of places with a lot of restaurants at the hotel itself

Choose this hotel if u r taking airport limo bus, it’s just located outside of the hotel. But it might takes walking distance 10 minutes+ to Shinjuku station. I stayed in Annex and it looks new

Strange odour in the room upon entering. Fortunately they provide an air purifier, air freshener spray and fan, but it still took about 2 days to rid the smell. The room is small, barely enough for putting your luggage and walking space. Room is just basic, so don't expect too much. But location is good, located on one of the stops for airport shuttle. And tube station is walking distance

For a business traveller, this place is convenient.  There’s Japan Limosine Bus stop right in front of this hotel.  Within the building, there are also many restaurants around.

The hot springs are great and there are many options! The hotel is very spacious and the guests are treated attentively.

Wonderful hotel! Magnificent hot springs, total relaxation. Very good hair creams and shampoos for everyone to use, as well as excellent breakfasts and dinners – with delicacies such as crab claws, caviar, tuna, and so on. Thank you. We are guests from Russia.

I found this hotel and made a reservation when I was planning to go to a hot spring in Nasu. The food was delicious and the baths were great too. It's a hotel I'd like to visit again.

Beautiful Autumn Views, But Limited Late-Night Convenience This location offers stunning views, especially during autumn when the hilltop scenery is breathtaking. The hotel serves a buffet for both breakfast and dinner, with a wide selection of items. While the food quality is decent (around 7/10), the variety is impressive, ensuring there’s something for most tastes. The rooftop view in the morning...

The evening buffet was good and the hot spring experience was great

I went there for the first time in a long time. Perhaps because it was a weekday, only the main building was open. The baths are large and the quality of the spring water is rich, so you can soak in a variety of hot springs in one place, and there is also a sauna. The temperature of the shower in the washing room was low, and at this time of year, it was very cold when I was washing my body. The dinner...

This hotel was a pleasant surprise during my recent stay! From the moment I stepped into the lobby, the warm and elegant atmosphere was incredibly relaxing. The room was spacious and bright, decorated in a modern yet tasteful style. The bedding was soft and comfortable, guaranteeing a good night's sleep. What truly stands out is the hotel's excellent location – within walking distance to several popular...

It's hard to imagine that a hotel room costing over 8000 yuan per night would have unstable shower water temperature... I complained about it at check-out.

The hotel's location is top-notch, with direct access to the Hibiya Line right downstairs and the Imperial Palace East Garden next door. It's incredibly convenient for exploring Ginza. The room was also very spacious and luxurious, and the walk-in closet was a good size and very practical. The service was even more exceptional; from check-in to check-out, guests felt warmly welcomed. Absolutely fantastic...

Service provided was very good, friendly staff and very clean room!

Booked for a friend of mine. She has stayed in this hotel several times and has only compliments for the excellent service provided by all the staff in the hotel. My friend misplaced her earrings upon check out and when we called the hotel, the housekeeping staff found the earrings and safe kept it for my friend. Excellent service! Will definitely recommend.

This was my first time staying at The Peninsula Tokyo, and the experience was nothing short of amazing. From the moment we began corresponding with the hotel before arrival, the team made it clear that this was going to be a special stay. I had reached out in advance as this was an important trip for our family, and the team – especially Ms. Kim – went above and beyond to help organise everything smoothly...

We traveled to Nagano Prefecture for 2 days from Tokyo and returned to stay at the Conrad again. This time, we switched to a bay view suite. The room was still spacious, and having two bathrooms was very convenient. The view remained impeccable, and the housekeeping staff did a thorough and clean job. We needed packing tape, and they delivered two large rolls, which was a very thoughtful touch ❤️....

Great hotel. Loved the service. It’s looks a little dated but still works for us. It’s a bit far from Ginza. Had to walk about 20 minutes in the cold

Decent overall. Dinner was delicious with a good variety of food options in the room. However, breakfast was very average. The room felt a bit old, not sure why, but the service was okay. The location was a bit hard to find.

Perfect experience with excellent view of nearby top business district. Conrad has always been delivering the best travel experience with their signature sky floor experiences.

The view was excellent, the staff were very nice and helpful. The facilities in the room was just a bit old

Enjoy stay in Cornad when we were in Tokyo, good service and nice breakfast. My kid also enjoyed his time in Swimming pool. Will come back again!

Everything about the hotel was great. It's about a 10-minute walk from Shinagawa Station (JR Narita Express) with a large suitcase. However, this is the second time I've experienced an unexpected train delay on the Narita Express, and I almost missed my flight! I recommend not cutting it too close when booking train tickets.

Great location but as a lot of construction nearby, it made the journey from the train station to hotel not easy. Room is spacious and with a beautiful Japanese garden.

We are a family of 4 stayed there for 6 nights. The hotel is dated but well maintained. Generally satisfactory. Unfortunately the beds were uncomfortable. We could sense that the mattresses were quite old. Out of the 3 beds, only one is merely ok. One below par and one is bad. The bad bed gave you a very uncomfortable backache the next day. We complained to the hotel the next day. They changed the...

The room was spacious and nice, though the facilities were a bit old. The breakfast selection was limited.

The room was spacious and the location was convenient. The environment was quiet and beautiful.

I stayed here with my friends for a luxurious 'hokansu' (hotel vacation). The bathroom was spacious, and having two large mirrors made it really convenient for us girls to get ready. We booked a plan with breakfast, but we woke up late and missed the last order at Sakura Tower. However, we were able to have breakfast at the neighboring Takanawa without any extra charge, which was a lifesaver! It was...

We had a delightful stay at the Palace Hotel. The room is spotless and amenities are ample and good quality. We didnt dine at the hotel as we like to go to exploring and there are ample good quality restaurants closeby.

The location is fantastic, just a short walk from Tokyo Station, making it super convenient for getting around. The prices are usually very reasonable too. I really enjoyed the room with a terrace – the view was incredible as there was nothing obstructing it.

Easily my favourite hotel in Tokyo and in my top 3 globally! The views from the balcony are breathtaking, the staff are some of the best I’ve ever encountered and the breakfast is industry-standard setting in a continent that cares a great deal about breakfast!

Very disappointing Spa facilities for ladies. Only a warm (38 °C) marble sauna. The male facilities have a proper dry sauna and jacuzzi. Also, while visiting the Chinese restaurant, we ordered their 1/4 duck, but the rolls were only made with the Duck skin. We were told they dispose of the Duck meat. Crazy! After querying, they brought us another 1/4 duck with skin and meat, but we were charged for...

Excellent location. Impeccable services. Room with balcony is to die for in Tokyo

This hotel is an above average 5 star hotel in experience, facilities and most of all its people. Large hotel with large tasteful spaces and direct link to the Tokyo rail network by escalator within the hotel. Directly across the road from the Imperial Palace and a short reasonable walk to Tokyo station and Daimaru shopping centre. Rooms were very nice and clean and quiet. The best water pressure from...

The hotel is large! I remembered having to walk about 5 mins after parking all the back at the back of the carpark. There's so many good things about the hotel. I will just highlight 3 things. Firstly the variety of the food at the buffet restaurant was awesome and so tasty. Secondly the facilities were amazing - indoor heated pool, games room, a shop that sells local produce, launderette etc. Thirdly...

The observatory was a bit disappointing. It was just a rooftop. The chapel building was pretty. There were too many people. Overall, it was okay. I wish I could see the mountain behind me.

I took my elderly mother with me, and we were able to see the beautiful autumn leaves, the open-air bath was very comfortable, and the food was a buffet so we could eat as much as we wanted of what we liked, so everyone had a great time without any stress.

The environment is excellent, the service is great, and there are many activities to participate in at the hotel. Highly recommended!

I've been here many times. The food is really delicious. I'll be back next time I'm in Nasu!

My kids loved the pool. It gets crowded during meal times, so it's best to plan ahead. It was convenient to be able to use the room card to shop within the hotel. Overall, I was satisfied with my stay, so I think it was good.

Cleanliness: Excellent Ambiance: Beautiful Service: Very attentive

Good service, clean and modern with nice view over the Harbour

It’s nice and rare to have an electronic piano (Casio) in the room.

The service is really nice Breakfast was amazingly good

Overall was ok, location was good. Just few employees love to give funny faces to foreigners.

Excellent! The staff were all very patient and attentive. I really enjoyed listening to the piano in the lobby a few times. The room size was good, and while the gym was a bit small, it was clean. The location is superb. Highly recommend staying here when in Tokyo.

There's a convenience store right opposite the hotel, which was super handy. Since I was staying in Omiya, I also popped over to Kasukabe to see the Crayon Shin-chan exhibits. The station is about a 10-15 minute walk from the hotel. Luggage lockers at Omiya station are 800 yen each, or you can leave your bags at the hotel, though that means a bit of a trek back and forth.

This hotel is great in every aspect. It's about a five-minute walk from Omiya Station exit, and all the facilities are well-maintained, especially the large public bath on the top floor. It has both indoor and outdoor pools, so it doesn't feel crowded even when there are many people.

The hotel's location isn't far from Omiya Station, with plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. The triple room had two single beds plus a long sofa, which was about 0.8 meters wide. The room itself was pretty good, and the hotel breakfast was decent. However, the hotel's public bath (onsen) is also open to day visitors, so it can get quite crowded. I had to wait to use a hairdryer, and there...

Very nice hotel with a cozy feel! The staff was accommodating and the facilities were clean and modern. Good breakfast spread too. Would definitely return!

Amazing hotel, services, and food. The hotel is having all amenities needed. They also provide public laundry machine and ice machines. Public bath also great, 24hr services. Breakfast is simple, complete, and delicious. Deffinetly will back here again.

Good location to Omiya station, breakfast is good and environment is great!

A truly excellent experience. From the guest rooms to the lobby, all the services made guests feel right at home. The hotel is luxurious, elegant, and comfortably warm. I will definitely be coming back.

The room facilities were all great, and the outdoor courtyard even had a beautiful evening performance. However, there were only two restaurants available without a reservation, and the à la carte options were limited and a bit pricey. Since we had an early morning flight on our second day, only one restaurant was open for breakfast, and the selection was quite limited.

Staying at Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, which blends a century-old Japanese garden with lavish decor, was an experience of a unique 'urban oasis' environment, exceptional service, and rich culture. The garden views are stunning, with mist released at various times, creating a dreamlike 'sea of clouds' effect. The rooms are spacious, combining European classical style with subtle Japanese aesthetic details...

The most undervalued 5 star hotel in Tokyo. It has everything youd expect from a 5 star and service is impeccable

The room was spacious with a lovely view of the Japanese-style garden, which was very picturesque and not too crowded. The environment was excellent. Getting to Shinjuku by bus was very convenient. I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance. The only minor downsides were that it's a bit of a walk to the subway, about ten minutes, and there's an uphill slope. Otherwise, everything was great

This is my second stay at Hotel Chinzanso this year. It's an established hotel with excellent service and beautiful surroundings. The only downside is that transportation isn't very convenient, but it's incredibly quiet. I'll definitely stay here again next time.

The room was clean and the hotel is very close to the subway station with several convenience stores nearby. There's also a hot spring bath on the upper floors, which is a huge plus, especially for business travelers – it completely washes away the day's fatigue. It's only one subway stop from Senso-ji Temple, making it perfect for an early morning stroll there, or heading the other direction to Ueno...

The hotel was great! It's close to the subway, and the cleanliness was excellent. The room was a bit small, but that's pretty standard for hotels in Japan 😂. Being able to open two suitcases was a plus, and the laundry facilities were convenient and affordable.

The hotel is easy to find and conveniently located for getting around. The bathhouse downstairs is great and definitely recommended. They even gave us two drink tokens at check-in, which we could use for free drinks from the vending machine.

The room was larger than expected, with enough space to fully open a 28-inch suitcase, and the layout was well-proportioned. Plus, it has a large public bath, which is a great option for those who enjoy soaking. It's also very close to both the subway and JR stations, making transportation convenient.

The A4 exit of the subway station is the closest. Breakfast is consistently good, and there are restaurants, convenience stores, and Senso-ji Temple nearby. If you're visiting Tokyo, this is a great choice.

A few minutes' walk from Asakusabashi JR station and metro station but note there are stairs to navigate. Hotel's bath was a main draw and I did not use the room bath at all. Generally courteous staff.

My husband and I were very happy with the room layout and the overall service. We even received pastries and small gifts for our New Year's Day check-in. We'll definitely choose this hotel again next time we're in Tokyo.

I come to Tokyo several times a year, staying a fortnight or more each time. This time I spent seven nights at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu. The room faced Hie Shrine. Through the floor-to-ceiling windows I could see the shrine's copper roof and half of Tokyo's skyline. The décor was modern without excess; the layout flowed easily, Bose speakers hidden in the walls, another set in the bathroom ceiling...

I personally feel that the Capitol Hotel Tokyu offers the best value for money among Tokyo's luxury hotels. Safety is, of course, a given, located in the very heart of the government district. Getting around is incredibly convenient, with direct access to Tameike-sanno Station. This station is rarely crowded, making commuting easy and stress-free. For shopping, you can take the Ginza Line directly...

The hotel's overall scent, which was replicated in the rooms, had a slight spicy note that I wasn't a big fan of. It wasn't crowded and was very quiet. The location was also excellent. You can access the subway directly from the hotel's B2 level, making it incredibly convenient to get anywhere. It's just one stop from Akasaka Station, and you can easily walk to its commercial street for dining. I originally...

Having enjoyed a previous stay in February, I chose to return this July. I requested an east-facing room and was delighted that my wish was granted. The sunrise view towards the Skytree and the National Diet Building around 4:30 AM in summer is absolutely breathtaking, easily rivaling any dedicated observation deck experience. The Japanese set breakfast was both substantial and delicious, and the serene...

Located right next to the Prime Minister's residence, the security here is, understandably, top-notch. However, dining options within walking distance are quite scarce, with only a single Chinese noodle shop available. The swimming pool is rather small, meaning guests often have to take turns. On the upside, direct access to a subway station downstairs makes getting anywhere incredibly convenient.