Tokyo Prefecture Hotels

Our family had a wonderful stay at Section L Tsukiji! The staff is super friendly and helpful! They gave us great recommendations for where to visit and eat!

Tsukiji is my happy place so this hotel is a no brainer. Great service, great value for money. The room is great for two. Love the in-room washing machine. The staff here are all amazing.

The hotel location is very good near to the subway station. You have a lot of shop around it. I really like the room cause it has enough space to store your clothes, shoes, jacket etc.

This hotel is in a great location imo bc the it is really close to all the shops but not on a super busy/crowded road. There is a family Mart and 7-11 across the street.

Amazing hotel. One of the best beds and blankets I’ve ever slept in — incredibly comfortable and made the whole stay feel premium.

Loved the service and the feel of this hotel, its very high end and fancy! They gave outstanding shampoos, creams, and even hair oil! Our room was spacious and had an amazing view of tokyo skytree.

Located in ritzy Ginza, close to old fish market (convenience of seafood but at tourist pricing).

Stayed during 29 to 31 Jan 2026. This is our final stop for a 2weeks trip.

We traveled to Tokyo as part of our trip to Japan and chose this hotel. We were absolutely thrilled! The rooms were relatively spacious by Japanese standards, and everything was clean and very modern.

We had a wonderful 5-night stay at this hotel and truly enjoyed every moment. The entire property was very clean, well-maintained, and had a welcoming atmosphere.

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.

Great location. Hotel is nice too. Food we did not explore but good restaurants around the area. We had the room with a view of Tower and Senso-ji temple. Really loved our place.

Fabulous hotel in excellent location. Beautifully decorated, amazing views, generous hospitality and quiet!

Positives: Hotel is great and small. There's not a lot of noise from other neighbours and people are really respectful here — especially staff.

This hotel on a quiet street worked well for our family of three: friendly staff, very clean room, easy 12-minute walk to a subway station, and it was across the street from a convenience store—we

Love this room. The standard is there. Room is of reasonable size. Bedsheets is smooth and standard hotel bed sheets. Bed is firm and comfortable.

Highly recommended! My stay at the B Asakusa Hotel was absolutely fantastic!

The room was perfect ; clean and equipped with all the necessary bedding. Pajamas and slippers were also provided, along with essential amenities such as a toothbrush, comb, and more.

We had a great stay and our kids loved the room design — From the shoes off at entry, to the living space and loft beds, to the great washroom facilities, to the little touches of storage and

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.

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.

Fantastic hotel, great rooms with awesome views, nice staff, restaurants are surprisingly good, and location is great. Can't ask for much else.

One the nicest hotels we’ve stayed at in Tokyo! In terms of front desk staff, they were all exceptional in making our stay a memorable one.

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 stayed here for 5 nights just recently in a spacious king room. The room was excellent but the true value is in its staff.

For our first time ever in Japan this was the PERFECT place to situate ourselves as a home base.

Lovely stay for our family of four — room was beautiful and very spacious. Pool was absolutely stunning (though staff at the pool were a little pushy when you entered.

My stay at Fairmont Tokyo was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment I arrived until the moment I checked out, I genuinely felt like royalty.

Hidden hotel gem in the Ryogoku district, very close to a subway station and a short walk to Ryogoku Station. Literally right next door to the National Sumo Arena and the Edo-Tokyo Museum.

The room is clean, but a little bit old furniture, AC only 3 modes (L, M, H), close by metro station and bus, you need to take at least 2 lines to go anywhere, beaitiful view to Skytree!

This is an incredible location for access to Tokyo Station, the Palace, and Ginza. The rooms are superb and the view helps inspire and relax.

This is truly the best service we have ever experienced.

Hands down the best service I've experienced at any hotel in the world. It's really world class. Everyone is so friendly and helpful.

This is one of the best hotels I have visited! I would stay here again in a minute!

Honestly one of the best places if you stay here in Tokyo with 3 different stations just 5-8 minutes of walking that gives you access to most of the whole city within 20-30 minutes of train rides.

We stayed at this hotel for more than a week. Hotel was great. Rooms are about average compared to other japanese hotels. Breakfast was good, it had a lot of choices due to it being a buffet.

Very clean contemporary hotel located close to Akihabara station. Our room included a room with tatami mat floor and futons. The main room included 2 twin beds, table and chairs and a kitchenette.

The room was very spacious! It was nice to have laundry in the room, as well as a full kitchenette! It was very convenient. There are a ton of convenience stores, restaurants and supermarkets nearby.

The hotel rooms are very comfortable and well maintained, and the service throughout the stay was excellent.

Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel is really a top-notch hotel. It is clean, the staff were very helpful and polite. The location is just at the fringe of Shibuya shopping area, super convenient!

An absolute joy to stay here. The rooms were spacious, the beds were ergonomic and could be adjusted to your comfort. The bathrooms were very clean and had all amenities that you would need.

I recently stayed at the Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo for 3 nights in room 810.

The hotel is in a perfect location central to the heart of Ginza. I appreciated the customer service at this property.

This was our first hotel we stayed at when in Tokyo recently. The location is great if you are into shopping. Lots of nice places to shop at that are just footsteps away from the hotel.