Tokyo Hotel Guide - International House of Japan hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

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"The staff made my visit exceptional. Breakfast was very good. The room was small but efficient. The bed was very comfortable and I appreciated the amenities in the room. Hotel is in a quiet location. But the staff is definitely the best part. breakasr "

"The location is impeccable. It’s super convenient being just the across the street from Tokyo Midtown and Roppongi Station. Lots of good ramen and noodle shops nearby too. To top it off, the massage chair is a great amenity. I used it everyday. On day 1, the massage chair was so painful but by about day 4, I felt no pain so it means it is working. My room also had the view of Tokyo Tower. It’s quite a sight at night. The hotel also has a place to store your luggage which is self serve free of charge. I would only wish that the hotel offered bigger rooms because I really like it and don’t mind spending a bit more for more comfort."

"Great hotel in Azabujuban! Big bang for the buck, Ascott quality (if you know you know)."

"Great breakfast!"

"The stay was 10/10. This was because of the finer details. The assistance with the taxi at the front door when leaving, the note left by the cleaner saying she did not clean due to DND sign and that they can do it later if we change our mind (we had accidentally left it on so was good to know why it wasn’t cleaned), slippers left next to the bed, blinds drawn when we came back in the evening, it was a special occasion so they left a card and sweets. I think these small details make it a must stay. The room we stayed in was large, modern and very clean. The shower had great pressure. Overall, excellent stay, recommend! "

"Breakfast choices were excellent"

"The room was clean, comfortable and quiet every night. The staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast was very good. The location was also good and I would gladly stay there again when I return to Tokyo. "

"Everyone was nice, and we enjoyed our stay; the only thing we would have preferred was for the beds to be larger. "