Hotels in center in Tokyo

It's rare to find a hotel in Tokyo with a Japanese garden; it was beautiful and comfortable! The shower floor tiles were a bit slippery; I suggest replacing them with non-slip tiles, which might be better for the elderly!

Although the space wasn't very large, the room service was excellent. There are many restaurants on-site, and since I was a guest, the front desk made it easy to book dinner

The service was excellent, with six different meals available daily in the executive corridor. You can also enjoy a Japanese sauna 🧖♀️

I recommend their Sky Dinner; the view and experience are fantastic, offering panoramic views of Tokyo's nightscape

While I rarely go to buffets, the food here was quite good, especially the Wagyu beef teppanyaki – it was amazing

The service and food in the lounge were both very good. The gym and spa were also great. I wish the spa was open a little later. Also, part of the key setting part on the security box was peeling off

You have a choice of restaurants for breakfast, and the one upstairs offers a fantastic view of Mount Fuji. I'd say the breakfast is quite good by Japanese standards. The soundproofing in the rooms is excellent too

The hotel's historic Japanese garden is truly beautiful; I was genuinely amazed when I explored it for the first time, especially considering such a large garden has been preserved right in the middle of a bustling city center! The guest rooms are quite spacious for Japan, around 40 square meters, but I couldn't help but notice that the decor felt surprisingly like an American hotel

Since the Prince Hotel is right across the street, there are plenty of excellent restaurants and dining options nearby, which is a huge plus. Transportation is also incredibly convenient

Moving to major districts like Shinjuku, Ginza, and Shibuya by train/subway is fast and easy. If you are looking for a central base in Tokyo with great food and accessibility, I highly recommend staying here

The hotel's location is great, with several subway lines nearby making travel very convenient. Check-in is on the 5th floor, and there's a lovely garden on the 4th floor

Exceeded all expectations! Beautiful property, spotless accommodations, and outstanding service. Convenient location with easy access to attractions. Worth every penny!

I stayed at the East Wing Family with my wife and two daughters. It was a spacious 37 square meter room with two beds and two couches. For $140, it was a bargain to stay in a hotel of this class

The room was clean and tidy, equipped with a toothbrush, toothpaste, shower gel, shampoo, and even an air purifier. The mattress had just the right amount of firmness

The hotel staff are very polite, friendly and will help you in anyway they can. The hotel is also very near Suidobashi area (5 minutes walk) where you can find lots of local eateries

The location of the hotel is very close to Lidabashi Station. Therefore, travelling across the city by railway is very convenient. The hotel premises and room are very clean

Room was small but clean and well appointed. Downside is that for a tall guy the bed was small and I did have much room to walk either

The only downside is that it's a bit small; if you have large luggage, I'd suggest considering a bigger room type

Staff services and attitude very good.  Regarding the room, Would have be excellent if there was a microwave.

The customer service and commitment to quality always leave an outstanding impression when at the New Otani. And, membership in the New Otani Club just adds to the enjoyment. Staff are attentive and caring

The transportation is very convenient, and there are many convenience stores nearby, making life very easy.

Our stay was excellent! The room was lovely, spacious, and very comfortable, with great amenities. The Shin Edo baths were incredibly relaxing and a perfect way to unwind after a day out

Breakfast was served in a beautiful area overlooking a waterfall and garden - such a peaceful setting. The location was also very convenient, just a short walk from the metro station

Ambiance: Comfortable, with a beautiful 400-year-old garden. Service: No Chinese-speaking staff. Facilities: A bit old-fashioned but very well-maintained.

Great location next to stations. Staff and service are pretty good. They have kept our luggages for 4 days as we went for skiing. Room was pretty clean and good. I would chose to come back here every time I visit Tokyo

I visited this hotel in 1980 , and staying for 4 Nights with my Father. Very pleasant hotel, nice staff. It is an old Hotel now but still worth for staying. Its name was : Akasaka Tokyu Hotel at that time

The customer service was excellent and answered all our inquiries. Also, the Japanese coffee served in the hotel was good. It’s a pity that their business might close this year in August/September

I visited the restaurant here in March 2018 , it is 40 years later, still nice , only the name is now : Akasaka Excell Hotel Tokyu. The restaurant was very nice. Still a very nice Hotel today

Our overall stay was really good! The location was excellent and there were many restaurants nearby the hotel. The room was spacious and clean (especially facing the main road)

Calm hotel. Nice spacious lobby. Room had a nice view. Breakfast was good. Staff were friendly.

If the weather is good, you can even see Mount Fuji in the morning. The location is excellent, and the service is top-notch. The front desk staff speak fluent English, and there were many Western guests

Great location, very convenient to the National Stadium, and the surroundings are beautiful. The accommodation itself is quiet and comfortable, and I particularly loved the large balcony in the room.

A beautiful hotel! The rooms are a bit small, but they come with a large balcony offering amazing views. There's also a rooftop observation deck where I enjoyed a spectacular night view of Tokyo

I'll definitely stay here again next time!

I stayed at the Mitsui Garden Hotel specifically for a concert. The National Stadium is right across the street, and I could even see it from my balcony. Once the concert started, I could hear it clearly from my room

The hotel is conveniently located, with a subway station just a left turn outside the entrance

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

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

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!

It's a straightforward and convenient walk from Shinjuku Station/Lumine Est. The hotel itself is like any business hotel – everything is typically Japanese: fast, efficient, and tidy

My back hurts because the bed is old. There are many restaurants and convenience stores near the subway. Unexpectedly, there are many Western tourists

By the way, I really liked the detailed information available on the TV here; you can browse everything in the background

Overall experience is good although the room is slightly small for 2 persons. About less than 10mins walk to Shinjuku town area. The onsen is amazing with the entire Shinjuku view. Highly recommended.

Traditional Japanese style with ONSEN in Tokyo central area. Fantastic experience to stay for 2 nights. Only complaint is a bit far away from MTR station.

The onsen itself isn’t worth the hype. It’s very small and almost always crowded, so it doesn’t feel relaxing at all. The hotel uses central air per floor, meaning your room temperature depends on what other guests want

Great traditional Japanese hotel with a spa like feel. Everything about this hotel is awesome! They cleaned our room everyday and replenished the towels too

Room was a good size for a Ryokan style hotel and the 18th floor onsen is beautiful with a great view over the city

The room is a bit smaller than my expectation.

The staffs are friendly and and we had a good view of Tokyo city during our stay!

The room wasn't huge, but it was pretty standard for a Japanese-style room, and we were comfortable in the triple room they assigned us. The location is fantastic – quiet but still central

It's not far from Ginza, Shibuya, and Shinjuku. Within a kilometer, you have access to five subway lines: the Namboku, Marunouchi, Ginza, Hanzomon, and Yurakucho lines, making getting around incredibly convenient

The transportation is convenient, with a bus stop right outside. The service attitude is good, but the areas where the ice machines and beverage cabinets are located on each floor need daily cleaning

The facilities are complete, and there are washing machines on the 17th and 18th floors. The view outside the window is beautiful, but the ice machine has stains, which is unpleasant to look at

Environment: Situated right next to the Imperial Palace, it offers a very quiet and peaceful atmosphere. A FamilyMart convenience store is also conveniently located on the ground floor

I also noticed that this hotel and the one I stayed at previously in Kobe both belong to the Japanese Monterey Hotel Group, indicating standardized management. It offers pretty good value for money

Hotel is conveniently located just outside the Hanzomon station. Excellent for runners that like to jog around the Imperial palace in a 5km loop Excellent service; was Greeted with warm welcome bottled drinks

The hotel facilities are excellent, and the service is great. It's super convenient, less than 10 meters from the subway exit. They have everything you could possibly need, so you don't have to bring a thing

The room was okay, but the space around the bed was too cramped, with no separation in the middle, making it feel a bit tight

Location: Excellent! It's right by one of the Hanzomon Line's termini, Exit 5, just 20 meters from the hotel. After a long day of sightseeing, it's great to have the subway drop you directly at the entrance

Plus, it's super convenient for getting anywhere. Surroundings: There are three supermarkets – one to the left, one to the right, and one in front of the hotel, all within a three-minute walk

• World-Class Service: The staff demonstrates a high level of professionalism and genuine hospitality. Every request is handled with grace, making guests feel truly accommodated and valued throughout their stay

• Breathtaking Perspectives: Large floor-to-ceiling windows frame superior, panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline, allowing guests to enjoy the city's beauty from the privacy of their own retreat

• Stellar Dining: The breakfast buffet is extensive and impressive, featuring a wide array of high-quality options that cater to diverse tastes and ensure a perfect start to the day

A stay at The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel is an exercise in elevated luxury, offering a sophisticated sanctuary high above the bustling streets of Tokyo

From the seamless service to the thoughtfully designed spaces, it stands out as a premier choice for travelers seeking both comfort and style

• Exceptional Accommodations: The rooms are the epitome of luxury—spacious, impeccably clean, and designed for ultimate relaxation

The room size was just right, and it was very clean

Front desk is very helpful and kind for luggage storage. Room is clean and tidy.

The staff had me check in using a machine, and then, after pressing a few buttons, it prompted me to pay for the room again at the hotel. but I had already paid in Shanghai! So I had to start over, which wasted time

Very close to the subway, and the airport limousine bus to Shinjuku Kabukicho is also quite convenient. However, Tokyo's prices are really high, so for this price, you can't expect a room with great amenities.

I found a dirty towel in the bathroom (see picture 2), so the hygiene is a bit questionable

In the end, the staff just said 'sorry'. the service definitely needs improvement

I’ve stayed at this hotel a couple times a year for the last 2-3 years. Location is great, rooms are a bit bigger than some I’ve stayed in in Japan, with a little bench in addition to the bed

There are also many drugstores, making it a great place to stay for shopping on the last day. Food sales events are held at the entrance and in the restaurant, which creates a lively atmosphere

The environment and facilities are good, and although the room is a bit small, the city view from the window is quite nice. It's not far from Shinjuku Gyoen, and there's a Muji store nearby

Excellent hotel. Walking distance to the train station and Shinjuku CBD. Clean room and good breakfast.Good size. Worth the price. Will book again for my next trip.

Hygiene: Sheets and bathrobes were changed daily. The breakfast was rich and varied. Great value for money, a good experience overall.

Pleasant stay with clean rooms and attentive staff. Easy access to transportation and nearby shops. Would happily stay here agai

The location is super convenient, really close to Shinjuku-sanchome subway station. There's a Lawson just a few steps away, and you'll find Muji, Uniqlo, Isetan, and more nearby, making shopping a breeze

The room decor felt really nice, very new and clean. Plus, the TV had screen mirroring, which was a first for me in Japan! However, it's a bit of a walk from Shinjuku Station, about ten minutes or so.

I can view which washing machine is available from TV. However, the space of the hotel is quite limited. I have three luggages but I only can open 1 in once

The room isn't huge, but it's well laid out – I had no problem opening a large suitcase. The self-service check-in and check-out machines downstairs are a great feature, and the staff also speak English

This hotel aligns with my expectations for a typical Japanese city hotel. The room was small, barely leaving enough space to open a large suitcase, but it was clean and quiet

The hotel is located around a corner off a main road, about a 15-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. Be careful when walking to the entrance as there's no sidewalk

The location of this hotel is nice in terms of taking a subway its kinda central and quick to access anywhere, however do not expect to find any activities or bars in this area

Rooms are small, but that is the standard of Tokyo (one of the most populated cities in the world). Staff was very servicefull and helpful. Definitely would recommend staying here.

Staff was very kind, the room was quaint but that was expected. Also it was very clean and they brought new towels and robes every day. 10 out of 10

Quiet hotel and was in a nice quiet neighborhood. The staff were professional and courteous to every question I had.

Great amenities for the price and located in a good location. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Nice location. There a ton of restraints around the hotel too. Clean room.

When I went to the front desk to pick up the items, I saw that they were neatly stored as shown in the picture. The hotel is located near the Hanzomon subway station. The room can see the Imperial Palace

Had a wonderful stay! The staff was friendly and helpful, the room was clean and comfortable, and the location was perfect. Highly recommend!

The air conditioner never turned off, perhaps because it was located in the south-central area

When I checked out, I missed the protective cover of the suitcase. I sent an email to the hotel again. Unexpectedly, the hotel responded to the email very promptly and told me that the things were kept at the front desk

It is very quiet nearby, with several convenience stores and restaurants. The room and bathroom are very clean, equipped with a bathtub and a TOTO electric toilet, and the shower water is very big, very satisfactory

The hotel responded to the email very promptly and told me that they would try their best to arrange it. We checked in at around 9 o'clock in the evening and got two adjacent rooms, which was very considerate

You book this place for convenience as the stations are close. For an APA , these are the smallest rooms ive ever been in. The staff are wonderful abd breakfast is also good

The room was very cozy, and the bed was larger than usual for a Japanese room, which I appreciated

Just to get this out of the way, the hotel rooms are small if you're in a couple (a bit smaller than I expected). If you're solo, this space would be great. The staff here is incredible and the location is amazing

Japanese style hotel. Room is little bit small. Location is very good, close to Akasakamitsuke station. There are many kind of shops, various kinds of food restaurants, convenient stores, pachinkos, etc.

Great looking location, conveniently near a station, restaurants and stores for your every single need! Right downtown, so it's never more than 20-30mins to a tourist hotspot, and has free WiFi

It was nice leaving the craziness of Shinjuku and return to Asakasa. Pros - great area, amazing staff, proximity to metro. Cons - small rooms (you get what you pay for)

The Japan Go Association is nearby, making it incredibly convenient for a 'Hikaru no Go' pilgrimage! The Imperial Palace is also close by, offering a beautiful 5km loop – ideal for an early morning run

There's even a fishing center under the bridge. As a train enthusiast, I was thrilled to be able to watch JR trains passing by from our room at any time! 🥳 The hotel staff provided excellent service

This hotel is absolutely fantastic!!!!! First off, it's notoriously difficult to book a proper double room in Japan. What they often call a 'double bed' is usually only 1

The room was spotlessly clean and meticulously serviced daily. The bathroom even has a potable water tap, and the shower and toilet are separate, meaning you don't have to stand in a bathtub to shower

Compared to typical Japanese hotels, the rooms here are exceptionally spacious – we easily fit two suitcases without feeling cramped! The twin beds have ideal spacing

The air conditioning unit isn't positioned to blow directly onto the bed. The windows can be opened for fresh air and provide excellent sound insulation when closed

I highly recommend it to everyone

The hotel is very well located, max 10 minutes walk from the Akasaka Metro station. Overall a good choice for families, rooms are big enough for Tokyo standards. Bed is comfortable and rooms are very quiet

If your main purpose is shopping, this location might be a bit too far. However, if you're looking for a relatively less crowded area, it's a good choice

The hotel is not the most modern, hence the 4 stars. Staff is very helpful, speaks English as well as being very attentive, good job! I would consider re-booking here :)

I had a pleasant 4-night stay at this hotel. The lobby has a classic atmosphere, and I really enjoyed the music that played there and in the hallways. My room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained

Convenient location: 5 minute walk from the Akasaka Mitsuke station and lots of food options on the streets behind the hotel. Beautiful temple across the street as well

My stay was exceptional. The service was attentive and professional, the facilities were well-maintained, and every detail made me feel truly cared for. I would definitely return and recommend this hotel to others.

The location is perfect for go everywhere. Hotel is clean and service is excellent. We booked double bed 1 room. Room was kind of small but most of the Tokyo hotels are small. So this is not problem.

We juststayed at the Sunlight Hotel Shinjuku and really enjoyed the location. While the room is small, it was my wife and me in the room. It worked out, we just had to put our suitcase 2 large and 2 small under the bed

Overall, while that was annoying, we really spent more time outside of the hotel and enjoyed the closeness to so many places and Shinjuku Station

It's quite a long walk from the subway station, the room type is a bit old-fashioned, and there's no complimentary room cleaning service. You might want to think twice before booking.

It's been many years since I last stayed at this hotel. The transportation is decent; it's about a 10-15 minute walk to Shinjuku, so not exactly close