Hotels near TRC Second Exhibition Hall, Tokyo

This was my first time staying at this hotel for 4 nights, and I found its pros and cons to be quite distinct. The location is directly across the street from Omorikaigan Station on the Keikyu Line, which is super convenient for getting to Haneda Airport. There's also a convenience store right outside the hotel to the right. About a 5-minute walk away, there's an Ito Yokado shopping mall with a supermarket, a pharmacy, restaurants, and more. However, it's quite a walk to JR Omori Station, taking about 15 minutes. The front desk offers 24-hour service, and communication in English was smooth. The room size wasn't too small, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a capsule coffee machine. The only downside is that the hotel is on a main road, so there was some noise from passing cars at night. The breakfast area is spacious with a wide variety of food, but it can feel a bit crowded as there are often many tour groups dining at the same time.

Pros: The room size is quite good for Tokyo standards, with 2 beds and 1 sofa, plus a small table for working, and enough space to open a suitcase. The toiletries and skincare products are also quite comprehensive. The location isn't far from Omori Station and Omorikaigan Station, both within a 10-minute walk, and there are plenty of dining options. There's also a convenience store right across from the hotel, making it generally quite convenient. They even offer a free airport shuttle service. Additionally, the front desk provides universal adapters for borrowing, and I was able to borrow a needle and thread when a button fell off my clothing, which was great even if the thread colors were limited. The breakfast drink area also offers hot water, which is a nice touch! Cons: Bottled water is not provided in the room. The breakfast menu is pretty much the same every day, with only one or two dishes rotating. It's fine for a short stay, but for a week-long business trip, you'd definitely get tired of it. The free airport shuttle is only available in the morning, with the latest departure at 11:50 AM, so if you work until the afternoon, you'll miss it.

I had a layover at Haneda Airport before heading to the US and needed to stay a few days, so I chose this hotel since it's very close to the airport! The hotel isn't huge, but the room was compact and clean, perfect for a solo traveler like me, and I slept really well! One day, I didn't even leave the room and was perfectly happy just staying in! There are convenience stores and good value-for-money restaurants nearby. Getting back to Haneda Airport is super easy, with a direct subway line to Terminal 3. You can also get directly to Ginza, which is incredibly convenient! I love this hotel and will definitely come back! The service was excellent; everyone at the front desk and the cleaning staff were so nice!

Easily accessible from the station, lobby provides complimentary coffee, tea and matcha after breakfast hours. Bed is comfortable, providing well rested sleep. Not much space for luggage though, only enough for 1 large luggage to be opened up at a time.

It's very beautiful. It was saved because it was equipped with detergent and was able to do laundry. It is a compact hotel like a house. There is also pajamas. There is no comb. The toilet is a washlet, the bed is large, the convenience store is close, and there is no complaint ⭐︎

The hotel's location is good, making it convenient for early morning flights. It's a fully self-service apartment-style hotel, meaning there's no front desk and no room service. Communication is only possible via a tablet at the front desk, using either English or Japanese. If your English isn't strong, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. To make matters worse, the tablet was constantly playing music, making it difficult to hear, so communication wasn't very smooth. Since it's an unstaffed hotel, there's no luggage storage service. We arrived around 2:40 PM, but the system insisted we wait until 3:00 PM to receive the room code (even though the room was already clean; we watched a temporary worker finishing up). So, I recommend not arriving early. I doubt I'll choose this place again.

From what I got at a low price for two Adults was astonishing in its own right, I had a room with 6 TWIN BEDS. There was a lot of room that was comfortable with accommodations via shower/ kitchen and washer-dryer, while I could’ve booked for multiple nights… The short time I had with it was worthwhile and perhaps at a different Minn Hotel series, I could get the same; better experience next time I visit. 10/10 loved it.

This was my first time flying Japan Airlines. We arrived at Haneda late on the first night and had an early flight to Osaka the next morning, so we chose the Villa Fontaine at T3. It was an excellent experience! Although the room was small, it had all the facilities we needed, and we even got complimentary tickets to the Sky Spa on the 12th floor, which was amazing! (Kids must be at least 4 years old to enter the spa.) The hotel is just a 10-minute walk from T3, so we didn't have to rush for check-in and baggage drop the next morning. Maybe it's because we had a stroller, but the airport staff said we only needed to check in 20 minutes before departure, so next time we won't be so stressed. Overall, I highly recommend staying at Villa Fontaine if you have an early morning connecting flight. There's even less need to rush for domestic flights in Japan. Thumbs up!!!

Considering the price, it's close to the station and the facilities are well maintained, so there are no issues. The only drawback is the loud train noise, so I had a hard time sleeping until after the last train. Other than that, it's an excellent hotel in terms of cost performance.