Tokyo Prefecture Hotels

We had a great two-night stay at this hotel while exploring Tokyo. The location in Ginza is excellent – close to Tokyo Station for the Shinkansen. The hotel is also near Tokyo Yaesu Bus Terminal.

Great first hotel in Japan! Very close to a number of stations and easy to access. The check in and out was very easy and English-friendly.

During Our family vacation in Japan, we had the opportunity to stay at this wonderful property.

Stayed here twice during our trip around Japan, actually we decided to stay here for a second time because of the first experience.

Rooms and service just fine for the price. Recommend early reservation here for a quick layover in Tokyo near the airport.

I find the staffs to be very friendly, they were helpful when I was checking in and tried to change coins for laundry. Room was small but typical.

Lovely staff, clean and neat. Decent fitout, alot of custom work went into this. (Carpenter talking).

2nd time we have Stayed here at Andon. Taka is a wonderful host. Amazing breakfast, comfy rooms, warm showers, great location. Super clean, very well run Ryokan. Can't wait to come back!

First of all, the price is really great. I chose this hotel because it was the last day of my trip and I had an early morning flight the next day.

We stayed at Hotel New Ueno for one night while transiting through Tokyo on our way to Sendai, and it was exactly what we needed.

Booked a single non smoking room with shower for 1 night on Expedia due to its proximity to senso-ji and the asakusa train station. The lobby is on the 13th floor and has a beautiful view of Asakusa!

We stayed here for 2 nights over 1 Jan. They had NY specials like free soba and jazz night on NY Eve and sunrise watching, free sake, lion dance, mochi pounding by Sumo wrestlers, free soup etc.

This hotel is a part of a large chain of hotels in Tokyo. The location of this hotel is walking distance to the subway, ueno shopping street and of course to Akihabara as well.

Very clean. Front desk staff are lovely and helpful. Great location, many shops, restaurants etc. Close to the beautiful Ueno park and zoo. Rooms are tiny! Like so, so small.

Very small rooms with futon type mattress on a platform. Great for solo. It had two futons side by side. You have to crawl out of the bed. Bathroom is small but adequate. Rooftop view is amazing.

Very close to stations. The room is great. Not too spacious, but enough to have two people lying down on the floor comfortably. Got specialized spaces for luggages underneath the bed.

This hotel exceeded my expectations for the room size. Our room could easily accommodate four pieces of luggage.

Situated close to the temple of Asakusa. Rooms are small but manageable for the price.

I had such a pleasant stay at Super Hotel Premier Ikebukuro Natural Spring and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo.

The stay in this hotel was really nice. I can recommend it to anyone. I've stayed here for several days.
The location is good, just several minutes walk from Ikebukuro station.

An exceptional stay from start to finish.
The hotel is elegant, very clean, and the rooms are spacious and well maintained.

The service here is next level. All the staff are incredibly welcoming. The hotel is well appointed and immaculate. The rooms are quiet, with large bathrooms and wonderful bedding.

The hotel ist located close to the Akasaka-Station. The rooms are not so big but for one night it is absolutely okay.

Very good location directly across the street from Akasaka subway station. Neighborhood is dynamic with lots of bars, restaurants and convenience stores.

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.

It’s a co-branded hotel with Marriott Chain. Seems it’s separate management from Marriott as the billing folio looked different. The staff are very nice as with most hotels in Tokyo.

Hotel is one of three Prince Hotels on this block, this one being singled out as part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection. Room was nice, big bathrooms, tub, and shower.

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.

Everything was perfect! Son was so helpful and kind when we needed help to print out a form to visit the Kokkai! The hotel is clean and cheerful. I love the soft sound of the trains nearby at night.

Rooms are pragmatic and have a good range of amenities, including a large TV and washing machine (! ). They do not offer daily room cleaning (ie.

10/10 — I would stay here again.
Pros.
• Excellent location in Akasaka, just a 4-minute walk from the station.
• Plenty of food options nearby for all meals, and 7/11 just across the road.

Great location. Near strain station. Made it easy for us to get to Japan National Stadium for the world athletics. Lots of restaurants and bars and shops nearby.

Stayed at Remm Roppongi for a work trip and really enjoyed the location.

I had a 2 night stay here and had an amazing experience!
Room — 5/5 — spacious enough to open one big luggage but can store extra big luggage as needed. Expected as small space in Tokyo.

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 bit far from the metro, but it’s quiet enough. Services are excellent with helpful staff. Single room is a little bit small while I am here with a 32” luggage.

We stayed here for about 3 weeks, and will definitely stay here again. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, going above and beyond to help us with anything.

We stayed here in 2024 with our then ~2 year old. Great rooms and service. More akin to a 4 star hotel in the US — rooms aren't huge but you shouldn't expect that in Tokyo.

Roppongi area is not the first district you read about where to stay in Tokyo but this is a good area with good subway connection.
Hotel from outside looks old but totally renovated inside.

We have stayed at this location twice when in Tokyo. The rooms are clean and the water pressure is high. The location is great; it’s a ~10-minute walk from two subway stations.

Even though the rooms are a bit small, it has everything you need. Their rooms have a huge TV with infotainment and movies. The location also is perfect as it is right in the heart of Roppongi.

We’ve stayed here several times and it’s one of our favourite hotels to stay at when visiting Tokyo. Rooms are typical Japanese style small, but well laid out and comfortable all around.

Location is extremely convenient, a short walk from the nearest station. Very quick to get to the airport and into Tokyo quickly.

This is my second stay at Section L Hamamatsucho. The kitchenette is the clincher for me, since I need to adhere to a particular dietary regimen. Also the washer-dryer works well.

This was a great hotel to stay in. It’s close to two different stations making it easy to travel to any of the neighborhoods in Tokyo. The room soundproofing was pretty good.

The location was really good. The bunk bed was also enjoyable for our daughter. Clean, location, pleasant and fast check in, also near the metro station and comfortable to go to Tokyo station.

KAIKA Tokyo by THE SHARE HOTELS is located in Sumida, away from the crowds, and that was something I really appreciated.