Tokyo Hotel Guide - Tokyo Imperial Palace hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Clean room convenient "

"No complaints. Room was exactly what we needed it to be. Great staff and a nice hotel in a great area. Easy to get around and many restaurants nearby. Would recommend. "

"The room and amenities are not new but well maintained. Also the room was large and comfortable. The minus was the sound of metro lines."

"Beautiful property! "

"I loved everything about this hotel. Location was awesome, especially being close to train station. I will definitely stay here again and looking forward to my next future trip stay. Simply Awesome!"

"Impeccable service (not surprising for Japan) and we got upgraded to a corner room which was very spacious for 2 people. Bed was comfortable and water pressure was great. Ideal location right outside Tokyo Station (north side) and short walk to the imperial palace. Wish I stayed there longer. "

"We booked 4 nights, and at check-in, we walked out of a downpour & into the Tokyo’s saddest escape room. Door opens, bam. Full-on “someone peed the bed and let it marinate” stench. Not a gentle whiff. This was the aggressive variety. The AC was dead, naturally, so the humid little sauna just kept slow-cooking that aroma. The wallpaper peeled and there were kick marks on the wall. And there on the carpet? One fat, solitary toenail clipping. Classy. I never complain, but I went back downstairs. The Indian gentleman followed me up, took one long sniff, and declared everything “fine.” We stared at each other. It was then I realized we were on our own. No one was coming to save us. My wife asked for an extra sheet so she could at least sleep on the couch instead of the bed. Denied. That, we were informed, would incur a third guest charge, of course. Nothing says luxury like paying more to avoid the bed you’ve already paid for. We asked for a refund. No. Then for a different room. Manager said they were full,which seemed aspirational at best and suggested we check out at 11 the following day, & maybe swing back at 3:00 to see if anything “opened up.” A move carefully lifted from the Ritz-Carlton playbook. Without a functioning AC, we had to sleep with the open window. From below we listened to the dulcet tones of drinking, singing and finally at 5 am, construction. We lasted one night. Uninhabitable. We ate the cost of the remaining three, and ran. I suggest you do the same."

"I did not use ea to earther laundry or breakfast on this property, I may use it next time."

"Nice hotel. Smaller rooms but it's Tokyo. Breakfast and coffee and hot chocolate included. Breakfast is bakery items. Very accommodating staff. Would recommend "