Tokyo Hotels near Blue Note Tokyo

Great location, lovely rooms and very friendly service. From the pick up at the airport to being taken to Tokyo Station the staff couldn’t have been more helpful.

We had a great stay at Aoyama Grand Hotel. Before our arrival, we realised we wanted to switch to a different room type and the staff were quick to reply and did their best to accommodate our request.

Very small and a strange configuration. Building standards are modern and nice. My room had a sauna but no wardrobe. We had to live out of suitcases. Breakfast was not up to scratch.

My wife and I booked the top floor suite. Absolutely amazing room:
* in-room sauna.

This place was great for a 3 night stay during my solo trip to Japan.

Room is small (very common in Tokyo) but location is good. Staff Muna is super friendly that m she brought me to the lounge and introduced the facilities to me. Nice treats to guests and It’s free.

The room size was surprisingly spacious, especially for Tokyo standards, and everything was spotlessly clean.

Regular guest! I appreciate the staff team welcoming me every time. The exceptional salon room available for hire for business meetings in central Tokyo!

Pretty great location, it was really convenient and located perfectly close to shibuya station but farther away from the crowds and noise.

Lovely hotel and great stay. Late checkout is with extra cost but you can keep your luggage after check out. Thank you for the good service.

This location was perfect for visiting Shibuya crossing. Convenient to the Metro to take you anywheres in Tokyo. I believe this place is underrated. I had a small room with a shared bathroom.

For the price, it’s a good deal, and I plan to stay here any time I come to Shibuya.
The rooms are small, and each floor has public toilets and 3 individual showers on each floor.

We loved our stay here! It has all of the fun perks of a hostel but with the class and privacy of a hotel. There was happy hour, a pool table and rooftop shared space, making it easy to meet people.

The staff is super helpful, we had many travel issues with getting to Japan and worked with us through it all!

Hotel Allamanda Aoyama is, hands down, my new Tokyo happy place. From the moment I stepped in, the service was so smooth and attentive it made me wonder if they’d read my mind. The rooms?

Very good hotel! Staff is really friendly. I saw a lot of comments about the breakfast. We really liked it, but I guess a lot of people expect a buffet.

As a foreigner, it was obviously a bit of a culture shock on the size differences between America and Japans room sizes.

Was there on business last october. Excellent service. Rooms were very small.

Very comfortable room with a washer/dryer included. Quite close to the Gaiemmae stop on the Ginza line.

Great place to stay for a family of 4. Good size studio room. It is an unmanned location so all communication will be done on email.

Hotel Adonis is a hostel, not a luxury hotel, so it’s important to set your expectations accordingly.

Clean facilities, soft beds, great thai food downstairs. Anyone complaining about the shower is probably on their first time to Japan.

We had a great stay at Real Life Aoyama during our time in Tokyo.

Real Life AAYOMA is the place to stay when you are in Tokyo.
It has a very homely vibe and is a very spacious two-bedroom apartment for a place like Tokyo.

There’s no front desk, but messaging with the host was quick and smooth, so I have no problem at all. The room has microwave, dishes, and coffee and tea. That’s very convenient.

I'd arrived late at night though, since I had completed the pre check-in, entering the room was smooth and effortless.