The Aoyama Grand Hotel

Stayed for four nights in room type 246. It is on the 19th floor. The room size is okay and the layout is comfortable. There is a sliding door to separate the inside and outside. The bed and sofa are on the short side. There are a lot of furniture of this height in Japan, which shows a lot of space for tall people. It may not be very comfortable to use, but I think the bed is OK. Europeans and Americans are used to sleeping on soft beds. I read some reviews that they thought the bed was hard. I hesitated for a long time when making the reservation. I was afraid that the discomfort would affect my rest and shopping, haha. The supplies are very good, there are plenty of large and small towels, and small square towels are ten yuan. It is the first time I have seen so many towels. They are soft and not old. The hand sanitizer smells great and the plant smells nice. The minibar is free and refilled every day. We don't drink alcoholic drinks, so we only used sparkling water and oolong tea and ate potato chips. Friends who drink a lot should be very happy~ We had a small breakfast and only went to TB on the fourth floor. The choices were limited to banana bread and coffee, and the semi-buffet was on the 20th floor. This hotel is not big. There are many restaurants inside, especially the fourth floor which is full every day. The service was very good. The Japanese front desk spoke English very well. When I checked out, the white girl had a better attitude. The floor attendants are also nice and can be seen cleaning almost all day long. The nearby subway is Gaienmae Station on the Ginza Line. It is within walking distance of convenience stores, beauty stores, and a delicious curry rice shop. It only takes a minute to walk to Omotesando. Suitable for Tokyo experts who love shopping The only downside is that my shower room had a bit of a bad smell, and one day I was woken up by the fumes because I didn't close the door. Another friend who was interested in a room with a tomb view told the front desk in advance that the nearby Qingshan Cemetery is a huge area. My room type may only be available on this side, so I didn't ask if I didn't care much. Then there is no doorman. If you bring large luggage, remember to enter through the side door to avoid walking up the steps. Overall it is highly recommended

Excellent service, very convenient transportation, the hotel's restaurant and bar are also great

The accessories are very complete, the mini bar is excellent, there are many items and they are all free! The bathroom smells like sewerage, mainly the bathroom. Our room type does not have a cloakroom, so we can hang some clothes in the bathroom, which is a little inconvenient. If it weren’t for the tomb-view room, I would definitely come back. The cemetery is quite large, and it’s all around. Taking a taxi, it’s a really rough road on both sides, with a total length of one or two hundred meters. I can only say I’m shocked. If you choose, you must do a good job in psychological construction.

Very close to Omotesando and Shibuya, shopping and dining are very convenient. The hotel facilities are also very new, and the bar is rich and free. If there is no traffic jam, it will only take less than half an hour to get to Haneda Airport. Ms. Liang, who speaks Chinese at the front desk, is very patient and attentive. She will stay here again next time.

There is a Chinese receptionist at the front desk. The room is very nice and new. It is the best five-star hotel near Omotesando.

Very good hotel, except for the high price, there is nothing wrong with it You get what you pay for in this place in Tokyo. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel at this price.

Not bad. Going back to the hotel every day feels like coming home.

I like the hotel very much, very new