Tokyo Hotel Guide - National Archives of Japan hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"This was one of the most spacious rooms we found in Tokyo. The Iidabashi area is peaceful yet conveniently located—within walking distance of Kagurazaka Street, plenty of great restaurants, and easy access to the subway. We really appreciated the calm atmosphere, the friendly and welcoming staff, and the generous room size."

"My checkin time was for 2PM but my room wasn’t ready until closer to 230, while not a long time, after a day of travel I would’ve preferred to get into our room with worry, especially as I watched everyone else around me checking in have no issues with their rooms being ready."

"Rooms are clean, its' abit small and felt a little cramp. Laundry within room was convenient and microwave to heat small items to eat. "

"Very conveniently located at Tokyo station. Well maintained hotel. "

"Great accommodations "

"The room was lovely, although I could have used a closet. They did leave six hangers in the wall.) The tub and bidet more than made up for this, however! It’s close to the subway/train, but the train noise was surprisingly not an issue for me, a very light sleeper. The bed was big and comfortable, and the hotel was nice and quiet. Great happy hour at the bar for hotel guests 5:30-7, and two restaurants, of which I tried only the Japanese one and was happy. Very close to a few parks and tons of restaurants and convenience stores. It’s also fairly central and close to the Imperial Palace. I will definitely stay there again when I return to Tokyo!"

"Small rooms as expected, good location, nice staff"

"It doesn’t have a safe in a room"

"Great location close to the train and Tokyo Dome. Room was very nice "