Tokyo Hotel Guide - Seishoko Kakurinji Temple hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Convenient location, good staff etc but the elevators are infuriating lol 1 elevator per tower so you wait like 5 mins for an elevator. Tiny but clean rooms, not super close to any convenience stores but it wasn’t a bad location."

"Excellent property. Clean, near mass transportation. Accommodating staff. Good food options and close to the Tokyo Tower."

"Rooms were decent size, but carpet and furniture are dated. Hotel is to be torn down later this year and property is being redeveloped. Hotel restaurants are very expensive and immediate area does not have many dining options. You have to go to the backside of Shinagawa station for more restaurants. Station is convenient to get around Tokyo. It is quite an uphill walk to the hotel, especially with luggage. However, there is a hotel shuttle, but you have to board at the Prince Hotel. Area around the station is under major construction, a bit unsightly."

"For a youth, hostile style accommodation, the place was very nice. The amenities were complete, providing everything that I needed and more."

"Nice clean hotel in a business district. Food and easy access to transportation."

"Everything was perfect."

"We had an amazing stay at APA!! Very convenient location with two train stations close by, lots of shopping, & dining option. The area is very clean, safe, & quiet. Staff were very friendly. Fresh linens and toiletries were delivered to our door daily. Rooms are small but not a problem if you can keep your stuff organized. The bed was comfortable but pillows were a bit stiff which would be my only complaint. We stayed at two different APAs during our trip & would stay again!"

"Clean room but very small and functional. It’s hard to open your luggage’s on the floor because there’s not enough room. The staff is accommodating. Breakfast is worth the price. Highly recommended."

"Loved the location, close to everything especially the family mart directly downstairs. There's a super market close by and restaurants around everyone corner. The station is across the street and only 3 stops from Shibuya and 4 from Harajuku."