Tokyo Hotel Guide - Anamori Inari Shrine hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"All very good "

"Nice hotel with good surrounding shops/ restaurants and is conveniently connected to Haneda T3. Higher hotel pricing, but you are paying for convenience to the airport. Note.. no free hot springs for hotel guests here. You have to pay like 2500 yen per adult per day...just fysa."

"Friendly, quick check-in, clean room, iced green tea and water in the fridge and I loved the hot springs!"

"We had a great stay at this hotel and will definitely stay here again in the future."

"Great staff, specially Ms Tsering. Very clean with all the details needed in a room. "

"Staff was very friendly, the room was clean, and it was in a good area close to the station."

"Excellent location, very neat and comfy. Breakfast not much selections, but enough for a day start"

"I booked a room here for two nights, staying just one. We had a late night flight, so this gave us a comfy place to hang out and wait (HIGHLY recommend doing this!!). Customer service here is exceptional. The amenities are many and make you feel welcome and right at home. It’s walking distance to restaurants, a shrine, and even Costco. 7/11 is right around the corner. The shuttle from the airport didn’t work out timing wise for us, so we hopped in a taxi…under $8 and well worth not having to deal with a bus. The staff cares about food allergies and was the most attentive I’ve ever seen on the matter. How refreshing! They prepared a list of what I couldn’t have at breakfast, making my decisions easy (and there is so much that I still had plenty and was full before even getting to try everything)."

"The room was great and the staff was very courteous."