Tokyo Hotels near Musee Tomo

Overall excellent hotel. Solid location with a short walk to Hamamatsucho Station and plenty of food options nearby. Staff were nice, and spoke English very well for tourists.

Nice hotel (if a little dated) with great service and accommodations onsite. Nice location with easy access to trains and walking distance to Tokyo Tower and Roppongi.

We visited Japan with our son, daughter-in-law and their 8 year old twins in March. We stayed at the Centurion Classic in Akasaka for a few nights. The hotel was very pleasant.

What a welcoming experience! This hotel was conveniently located in the Asakasa district. Very close to Familymart and local shopping and dining. The staff were extremely friendly and accommodating.

A good location convenient to everything but rooms too small and there’s a constant smell of toilet or sewage coming out the bathroom or somewhere.

Great staffs, good hotel, nice clean room and comfortable.
Trains station and cafes is just below this hotel.

We stayed here for 4 nights and we really enjoyed. The building and rokms are not as big or roomy compared to other bigger hotel names.

This was my first hotel on my first time to Japan. Had a great experience here. Staff is very friendly and helpful. They have all the amenities here that you can rent and disposable ones too.

Good place to stay. The rooms I stayed in was quite small, but it was enough room to sleep and hang out, so if this doesn't bother you, pretty ideal choice for the price range.

You can get to the hotel from Haneda Airport by taking the train twice, and it takes about 40-45 minutes on average.

We stayed at this hotel for three nights and ended up extending our stay with an additional night, and everything was handled in an incredibly smooth, friendly, and professional way.

Nice location — easy access to subway lines and lots of bars, restaurants and konbinis nearby. Not too busy in the evenings.

Great location, awesome access to metro stations (plus all the Harry Potter exhibits around Akasaka station), and comfortable rooms. Staff were attentive when the robots couldn't meet our needs.

5/5. Centrally located. Prompt and attentive staff. The rooms were a perfect size for our needs. They had comfortable beds to rest tired legs after walking around all day.

Check-in was great! Front office staff were super friendly and helpful!
The room was very spacious and comfortable. The rooms are a bit dated and could use some updating.

Great hotel, well located with close access to attractions to the Tokyo Tower, parks, temples and shopping. Guest rooms and bathrooms are very spacious.

Best business hotel rooms. Everything is very thoughtfully laid out for comfort and convenience. The working desk setup is both comfortable and effective, and the bedside controls are perfect.

It's a decent hotel for the price/location. Tipical Japanese business hotel with a decent breakfast. Rooms are small, but they are just enough for two people.

I realy was surprised by this hotel, It was realy clean the staff just amazing and so helpful, they also recommend some restaurants and do everything for you to feel good, There is free coffee and

Our room was tiny, even by Japanese standards, but was OK so long as we didn't both want to move around at the same time.

Extremely nice stay perfect for a solo business traveller. They have everything — from laundry to a vending machine at your disposal 24x7!

I booked a 3-bed room. It's super compact but it could see the Tokyo Tower closely which was great.
The location was excellent.

Wonderful hotel. Very central and lots of offerings to guests to make the stay so seamless! Loved the location as well, very central and great lively neighborhood (but rooms were quiet).

Having read the reviews I wasn't sure that this place would be good, but it was. It's also better than the very nearby Risveglio (where I have stayed previously).

This place is perfectly fine and better than their reviews and ratings would indicate.

Nice, compact, cozy, small but not clustered, it worth the price, has an cabin washroom and bath 🛁 so convenient, it has a big 7 eleven nearby so its so easy to grab something and go. Overally I

My three night stay at this hotel was lovely. I made use of the free coffee machine each morning.

Nice hotel in a quiet neighborhood. The location was perfect if you are looking for a quiet area, 10 mins from subway.

This place is worth reserving the full room to yourself!

It was fine as far as capsule hotels go, based on what I've heard. It was my first time in one.

Rating it a 4/5 because of not being able to control the temperature on the thermostat, but we can open the window to let some cold air in. The hotel was very clean and the room service was the best,

Not bad. Decent value. I'd recommend it if you're just looking for a clean no-frills place to rest your head and store your luggage (hopefully not much luggage because these are small rooms).

Some reviews say this is more of a corporate/ business hotel but my wife and I did not find this to be the case at all.

The staff was friendly and welcoming and took care in the small details.

Family of 5 (kids 6, 8, 11), first time to Japan. Centrally located and close to rail stations (5-11 min walk). FamilyMart and Natural Lawson's a stones throw away.

While Google maps has this as a 4-star hotel, this is only 2-3 stars at best. It is inexpensive and good value. But the rooms are dim and dated.

Extremely clean rooms and well kept hotel. Staff is excellent. For a boutique 3 star hotel, 1899 is a very solid choice. The price — incredible.

People who say there’s nowhere to eat nearby clearly haven’t walked around the neighborhood.
These photos were taken on the 5-minute walk to the station.

This was the first hotel we stayed in Japan, and it exceeded our expectations. The customer service was incredible and the breakfast was delicious.

The room was small as expected but they definitely make the most of the space. Rooms were clean and staff were friendly. The area is quiet compared to other areas in Tokyo.

The hotel is right by Tameike-sannō Station, Exit 13 just a quick 2-3 minute walk, convenient for getting around.

We had a fantastic seven-night stay at the ANA InterContinental Tokyo.

Our King “Loft Terrace” suite was wonderful. It was spacious and beautifully designed with the cool and modern aesthetic that the EDITION brand is known for around the world.

Two weeks in Japan, and Edition Toranoman was our favorite hotel! It’s obviously a luxury property, with all of the exceptional hospitality and amenities you’d expect.