Tokyo Hotel Guide - Museum of the Imperial Collections hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"The location is convenient for shopping and close to Tokyo station. The staff are friendly and helpful but not every one can understand English."

"We really found this hotel fantastic. Last year we stayed at hotel naiwa which was also lovely but we found hotel metropolitan suited our needs more. House keeping was fantastic, everything was super clean. Highly recommend staying here! "

"Clean room, decent facilities."

"The location of this hotel is great, however I wouldn’t stay at this hotel again as the rooms are tiny and very expensive for the price. The laundry had two washer dryers and I didn’t see an ironing board, there’s no way one would fit in the room. I booked a standard twin room and it was a shoebox. Nowhere to put anything. You cannot walk around the beds. I don’t recommend this hotel in Ginza, and would advise anyone to find one with larger rooms for this price. The rooms are so small that all guests spend their time in the lounge on the ground floor which means it is always crowded and there’s no where to retreat to. "

"The overall facilities of the hotel are very good and well-maintained. The rooms are clean, and the location is extremely convenient, with an elevator providing direct access to the train station's underground passage. However, the soundproofing is quite poor. Since the hotel is located directly opposite the train station, you can not only hear the noise of passing trains but also feel the vibrations when they go by. What surprised me the most was that the hotel charged a so-called “foreigner tax.” I have stayed at many hotels in Japan, and this is the only one that has ever imposed such a fee, which I found quite unusual and disappointing. Considering the price, I do not think the experience justifies the cost."

"One of the BEST hotels in Japan. Location Location Location! You get the very BEST of everything at this hotel. "

"This is a beautiful hotel in a central area. We loved the style, in Classical Japanese wood, with a little zen garden in between skyscrapers. It was a tranquil oasis to come back after a busy day exploring Tokyo. The hotel also had a relax area with massage chair (sooo good) and a convenience area with washer/dryer, microwave and drinks for purchase. We had a comfort twin room where they add a third bed for our party of 3, so in the end the room was tight with no much space. However, the hotel facility is Location is apart from the busiest neighborhoods so in the evening a bit quiet, but central enough to reach all touristy area with a few trains stops (Shibuya, Shinjuku, Tokyo station etc)"

"Bad breakfast stopped me ftom guving ut a 5 star rating. I don't recall giw much we paid to have breakfasts included daily, but this was the worst one out of 5 hotels we stayed in Japan this trip. We had previously stayed at a Mitsui Garden Premier hotel in Kyoto and the breakfast and food services were out of this world. This one wss the complete opposite. Only one if the staff at frint desk spoke ok English and the rest were not acceptable for a higher oriced chain as Mitsui to be helpful. The cleaning staff was great and broight us a change ifvtiwels and water bottles though we put up a sign not needing cleaning. Great location and no complaints there."

"Excellent location, right at Tokyo Station. Would stay again."