SPA Hotels in Tokyo Prefecture

This was my second visit in less than a year. I noticed a difference between the two stays.
On my first visit, I stayed in a two-level twin room, while this time I stayed in a double room.

We loved this hotel so much. We started our day with the onsen (no need for reservations if you are staying at the hotel) and then enjoyed the breakfast each day. The breakfast was so, so good.

We loved staying here! What a special experience.

完璧! Perfect rooms and service with incredibly convenient location in Asakusa. Private bath was so clean and nice to use. As close to onsen you can get without going to a real onsen.

The views from the hotel room are stunning in the day as well in the night. Rooms are spacious and clean. We had an additional bed along with a double bed and still had enough space to move around.

Great location right next to the temple and lots of restaurants and stuff around.
Hotel onses was perfect, open 3pm to 10am including complimentary ice cream.

The hotel is strategically located near Sensoji Temple and is surrounded by many small eateries. Since breakfast is ¥2, 500 per person, we have decided to eat out instead.

My stay was reasonable and acceptable, hitting all the basic notes for a functional accommodation. It wasn't a luxurious or memorable experience by any means, but it certainly did the job.

This inn is just a few minutes' walk from several train lines, making it a convenient base for exploring Tokyo. The room is small but the bathroom is surprisingly spacious.

It's pretty nice considering we really only sleep there. The onsen bath was really nice and hot. In fact hottest I have ever experienced. Very convenient location. Nice and clean and straight forward.

Booking two twin rooms for four nights in this hotel.
As the hotel explain there is only one twin room in on level, we had to be different level.

Despite having stayed in capsule hotels many times, I did not expect to enjoy this place as much as I did.

Really enjoyed staying here! Loved that they have a lovely onsen that you can use if you stay at the hotel. The facility is really cool, you use wristbands to unlock everything.

Clean and well-maintained hotel in a very convenient location. The room was a typical Tokyo size, but comfortable and well organized.

I stayed six nights at this hotel and I was very satisfied with my stay.

Very close to Tachikawa Station, and tucked away just enough to be peaceful and quiet.
Close to convenient stores, plenty restaurants and the night life is super close.

Great stay. Fantastic location. Very clean. Very pleasant staff. Yes rooms are smaller than in other countries but this is Japan! My room was bigger than I expected.

Recently stayed 6 nights here — only positive notes to say. Arrived late at night via the airport limosine bus which conveniently dropped us at the front of the hotel.

Stayed here for 5 nights. We had booked a triple bed room but as it was the end of our trip and all very tired we decided to swap to 3 single rooms. The staff made our request easy and smooth.

Currently in the process of renovations, the Park Hyatt Tokyo was a hotel that I long desired to stay in, and the chance to do so finally came after the pandemic restrictions were lifted.

Service is impeccable. The rooms are spotless. The Japanese breakfast is a delicious and bountiful feast — so much so that you may be full until dinnertime. This may be the only downside.

The Westin in Tokyo (near the Ebisu train station) is wonderful! It's beautiful, quiet, upscale and in the best location. Breakfast is great with so many yummy options both Japanese and western.

Beautiful hotel with lot of great restaurants around. The staff service was great. The English speaking levels for the bell & front office team are amazing.

Great hotel, only issue was curtains not fully blocking the sunlight (I'm used to window blinds), and we were provided toothbrushes but not toothpaste.

Fantastic! We will definitely come back! It’s easy access to any spot in Tokyo. The area of the hotel isn’t busy but it’s convenient.

Our family of 4 stayed for 6 nights. We really enjoyed our stay.
— Location right in Tsukiji Fish Market was convenient. It was about a 12 min walk to two different subway lines.

New hotel with helpful staff and a convenient location, not too far from the metro station.

Absolutely love this hotel. I’ve been back twice. Great amenities, warm staff, and quiet, comfortable rooms. Worth every penny. Hope to be back soon :)

Loved this place so much the first time that we came back for our second and third visits. Conveniently located within walking distance to a train station. Very calm area.

Superb men's capsule hotel. Will stay here on any solo trip to Japan.
Everything is quite, clean, fresh and upscale. The sleeping floors are dark, quite, and very well ventilated.

One of the best hotels I've stayed at in Tokyo — the atmosphere and all inclusive service was amazing. In the morning there was curry rice and late at night mixed Rice.

I stayed at Mercure Tokyo Hibiya for two nights and it was a lovely base for exploring the city.

We stayed at Mercure Tokyo Hibiya for a total of 7 nights over two separate stays during our recent Japan trip.

Stayed here for a week and really loved it! The location is super convenient — less than 1 km from Hatsudai Station, so it’s super easy to get around Tokyo.

Really unique hotel with a lovely cafe downstairs. The rooms are kind of brutalist themed with murals on the wall and bathrooms, kitchenettes, washing machines inside.

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.

The Edoya hotel was the first hotel where we stayed upon our arrival in Tokyo. The rooms are just like we expected, the experience is unique for a very very very reasonable prize. Breakfast was great.

We had an absolutely lovely stay here, and it was our first introduction to a japanese style hotel in our travel. And still here at the end of our trip, it was one of the best places we stayed.

The hotel is in a small shopping centre near a number of restaurants and shops nearby and only 5-10 minute walk from the metro.

Great hotel for kids. Lots of places to play and great food.

Nice and Clean Hotel. The all of Staff are very friendly persons. A hotel to be on everyone's wish list.

Staying at Rembrandt Cabin & Spa in Shimbashi was a truly relaxing and memorable experience.

I really enjoyed my stay at Rembrandt, keeping in mind that it's a capsule hostel with spa facilities rather than a full-service hotel.