Scenic Hotels in Tokyo

"Very good! The subway station is close by, and the hotel environment is excellent. You need to pick up toiletries yourself. The hotel offers breakfast and afternoon tea, and some Japanese guests also come for afternoon tea. The bedroom space is a bit small but still decent."

"Very good location close to a subway station, with a nearby subway exit also having a lift, so luggage isn’t a problem. But you are better off going across the road, perhaps a 4-min walk, to the Marriott Courtyard close by where there is the airport bus stop which can take you to Haneda and Narita. Breakfast variety is limited; you can select a choice of Jap or Western Main, along with a few other buffet options. Room size is ok. Public bath’s pool is small but definitely not the smallest I have seen. Different staff to communicate with you in the usual foreign languages."

"Honestly, this hotel far exceeded my expectations. With three beds, each of our family of three had our own space, ensuring a great night's sleep after a long day of walking around. The room itself was quite spacious, which made the bathroom feel a little cramped by comparison. The view from the window was really open and the night view was great too. Breakfast was just okay, but everyone's attitude was excellent! Plus, it's only a three-minute walk from Nippori Station, with tons of restaurants and convenience stores. If you're looking for nightlife, there are plenty of options too, haha~ (The soundproofing isn't the best, so hopefully, you won't encounter any noisy groups partying late into the night.)"

"Overall, this was a great value-for-money stay in Asakusa. The hotel was clean, modern, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room had everything we needed, and the facilities were well maintained. The only downside was the location. It’s not particularly close to the main Asakusa subway stations, so if you’re carrying luggage or planning to use the train frequently, be prepared for a 10–15 minute walk. However, it’s still within walking distance of Senso-ji Temple and plenty of restaurants and convenience stores, making it a pleasant area to stay. Overall, I would definitely recommend this hotel for travellers looking for a comfortable stay at a reasonable price."

"Excellent for early morning flights! Super convenient! The subway takes you directly to Haneda Airport T3. Go up to the 2nd floor for arrivals, then to the 4th floor for self-check-in at the hotel's machines! There are complimentary skincare products available in the elevator lobby. The room isn't small. You can browse shops before security, though most restaurants close at 10 PM. There's a 24-hour convenience store. Don Quijote is on the 5th floor; it's smaller than the city ones but still nice to have, and it closes at 11 PM. For an 8:55 AM ANA flight, the food shops open at 6:30 AM, so you can grab common foods – plenty of time."

"I booked two separate stays at this hotel because I spent one night at Tokyo Disney; the hotel’s willingness to hold our luggage for a day until the next check-in was a big part of why I chose it. The location is excellent — very close to a JR station — which makes it extremely convenient for anyone planning to travel beyond central Tokyo or transfer to other regions. The lobby leave a good first impression. The lobby is spacious, well maintained, and feels appropriately upscale for a four-star property. That contrast becomes apparent, though, once you reach the guest room. The room’s design feels dated: the bed linens were clean and comfortable, but the sofa and carpet showed noticeable wear and grime. I’d recommend keeping slippers on if you walk in the room. One notable amenity gap is that there’s no microwave available in the public areas of the main tower. The hotel may be discouraging in-room reheating because it offers numerous restaurants and probably prefers guests to dine on-site; still, in Japan you’ll inevitably end up with tasty takeout or convenience-store finds you might want to reheat, so the lack of a microwave is an inconvenience for some travelers. Overall, this hotel is especially well suited to people who need easy access to transportation and plan to travel to places outside Tokyo. If your itinerary is focused on getting around the region, its location and luggage service make it a solid choice. However, if your trip is all about exploring Tokyo itself and you prioritize a fresher room and more complete in-room amenities, you may find better value elsewhere. I’ve stayed at some of three-star Tokyo hotels that felt cleaner and offered more complete facilities. For me, the drawbacks were enough that I don’t plan to stay here again."

"It's very close to the station. The staff were polite and helpful. The room is quite small but it's the norm in Japan. But we had everything we needed. The neighborhood is lovely, there're shops, restaurants. There is even a Lawson connected to the hotel reception hall. We can walk to Asakusa and Akihabara in under 30 mins :)"

"The Washington Hotel boasts an excellent location, a straight walk from Shinjuku Station's South Exit. Check-in is conveniently located on the third floor, with an information desk also available on the ground floor. The check-in process is a hybrid of staff assistance and self-service machines, complete with a Chinese interface. Guests can choose between daily room cleaning or no cleaning, and after receiving your room card, various amenities can be picked up at an adjacent counter. A noteworthy feature is the ice maker on every floor – an absolute must-have for summer visits to Tokyo. Just bring an insulated cup, fill it with ice 🧊, buy a drink on the go, and pour it in for an instant refreshing chill. The surrounding area is teeming with restaurants, snack bars, and convenience stores. You can also wander down the side streets to experience the unique charm of Kabukicho. Don't miss the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building observation deck for panoramic city views, accessible day and night on the 45th floor. After 7 PM, the entire building puts on a spectacular 'Tokyo Night/Light' show with musical accompaniment – a real highlight. The most interesting part is that due to the building's height, lying on the artificial lawn offers the best viewing experience. Best of all, it's completely free!"

"The hotel is conveniently located, making it easy to access dining and shopping options. There's a 24-hour Don Quijote just a few minutes' walk away. Plus, there are direct bus services to both Haneda and Narita airports, which is incredibly convenient. They also have a pool and offer great views of the Tokyo Skytree."