Tokyo Hotels near Tokiwa Pine Monument

Hotel was great from check in to check out. English speakers you will be ok here. We were celebrating and they gave us drinks and breakfast. The room was perfect. It was clean and spacious.

I have had the opportunity to stay at almost all of the Hyatt properties in Tokyo, and while each offers a different experience, Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya continues to be the property I prefer to

Great location. Rooms are a tad smaller compared to some other hotels in the area but has everything you need.

A good hotel in Shibuya, near one of the main transportation hubs. We had a small but functional room.

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.

Overall excellent, clean hotel with perfect staff/service and amazing location, but some minor flaws. Room was slightly small for two people and bed too short.

We stayed recently while visiting Tokyo and we were very happy with our experience. The room was clean and well furnished and the staff were very friendly and helpful.

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!

I really loved staying at Tokyu REI hotel. The staff was super friendly and helpful during our stay. Specially the man who always welcomed me and my sister back to the hotell every single day.

My favorite hotel in Tokyo metropolis a 5 minute 300 meter walk to Shibuya crossing. Stayed there 8 times since 2013. Service is top notch.

Hotel suite was beautiful, big, clean and nice ambience. Has sauna, jacuzzi with various luxury amenities. But no windows to see outside as it is next to the road.

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.

Clear, quiet and just the thing I needed for a quick nightover after an event in Shibuya.

Do-C is the best value and location in Tokyo, as Ebisu is a crossroads to great nightlife and travel in and out of Tokyo.

Located between Shibuya and Harajuku, it’s convenient for shopping. There are two nice small museums nearby too.

We came here 10 years ago and upon our "hisashiburi" return still love the place. They still have the great evening noodles, great bath and laundry facilities. They also have a great location.

Arrived early and staff were friendly and helpful was able to check in to room early. Room was spacious and had all necessities, fridge, microwave and washing machine with detergent.

The room was perfect! Clean and comfy.
The staff was so kind and helpful with getting us directions to places we were trying to see.

Staying at TRUNK (HOTEL) CAT STREET completely exceeds expectations.

TRUNK (HOTEL) CAT STREET is a stylish and memorable place to visit in Jingumae, even without staying overnight. I stopped by the local store and bar to look around and enjoy a cocktail.

Everything is perfect. All facilities is here. Literally you can stay here for long term. Nearby there's many food, coffee, convenient store.

For first-time visitors to Japan, All Day Place Shibuya is fantastic and very convenient if you are looking to hang out in Shibuya (it is 5 minutes away from the famous Shibuya Crossing) and Shinjuku

Experienced this hotel twice now, both visits are a couple of months apart. The location is nice, it's about a 5-10 walk from the center of shibuya so you don't really get intercepted with the chaos.

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.

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.

Very small room but fine as a base. APA hotels don't change sheets regularly (every 3 days I think) but do provide clean towels and coffee every day.

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

Amazing place at amazing location. I will defenitely come to here again when I’m back to Japan.