Tokyo Hotels with Bars

"After so many trips to and from Haneda Airport over the years, this was my first time staying at this hotel, and it was a surprisingly delightful experience! It's so clean and new. Check-in and luggage storage were incredibly convenient. The location is superb, right inside the airport, and it's even connected to a large shopping complex. Shopping, dining, and even tax refunds were all super easy! I'll definitely choose this place again for early morning flights or late arrivals!"

"Location - Not exactly near the other tourist spots, e.g. +/- 25 mins by train (including walking) to Shinjuku Station. But the hotel/Tokyo Dome City is near many train lines. Tokyo Dome is self sufficient on its own and you can spend 2 full days there, there is so much to eat, shop and do at the amusement park (no entrance fee needed, pay per ride, only accepts cash or IC card for the individual ticket booths, no credit card), and Animal Touch Kingdom which the adults enjoyed too. There is a Lawson on the 2nd floor of the hotel, extremely convenient. If you prefer 7 eleven, there is one opposite the hotel. View - Breathtaking. We could see the Tokyo Tower from our room as well. Room & amenities - Big, clean, spacious and comfortable. All the amenities you could possibly need are provided. They even have little kits with moisturiser, facial wash, etc. Service - All the staff are extremely friendly, polite and helpful. Especially Nagahara - san who was mending the luggage deposit counter on the day we checked out. He is super amazing! Our 4 year old adored him. He was very, very patient with our 4 year old who wanted to help ”carry” the luggage onto the trolleys to be kept. We had a package delivered to the hotel a week prior to our arrival and the hotel graciously kept it for us. Upon check in, the staff were automatically notified via the system that we arrived and arranged for the package to be sent to our room. Cons - The self check in counters are meant to help ease the check in waiting time but the machines are not intelligent at all. We had to redo the check in process and key in everything repeatedly because the passport scanner sort of malfunctioned and could not scan the passport clearly. Then for some reason, it did not register that we had a booking for 2 adults 1 child and it did not ask to scan our kid's passport and we still had to have a staff manually scan and register our kid. We wasted so much time that the manual check in counter would have probably been faster. Staff were very helpful and apologetic about it. Overall - Lifts are not too slow, even though there are 43 floors. We never had to wait too long for the lift. It does not feel dated for a hotel that is 25 years old. Pleasant stay, will definitely be back."

"The hotel is a bit of a walk from Ikebukuro Station, you have to go through the pedestrian street. It's closer to Ikebukuro East Station, and you can access the lobby directly from the mall downstairs. It's a very busy hotel with many different tour groups. The rooms feel a bit dated, and the central air conditioning doesn't allow for temperature adjustment. Even when it's on, I didn't feel any heat. The windows don't open at all, so the room isn't ventilated. The soundproofing isn't great; you can hear noise from the neighboring room and upstairs."

"This hotel is super close to the subway station, just about a 5-minute walk away. There are also plenty of great restaurants in the area. The hotel breakfast was delicious; I'd originally expected to pay extra for some items, but everything was included, which was a pleasant surprise. Getting around was incredibly convenient. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit to Tokyo."

"While the hotel is conveniently located near Shinagawa Station, a short uphill walk is required for access. Dining options in the immediate vicinity are limited, necessitating a crossing to the other side of Shinagawa for more choices. The hotel rooms, though somewhat dated, are clean and spacious, offering views of Tokyo Tower. A visit to the hotel garden is highly recommended."

"The environment is very clean, and the bedding is super comfortable. It's really convenient to pick up toiletries downstairs. Although the room is small, it has everything you need. We chose this hotel because my partner smokes, and it's one of the few smoking rooms available in Tokyo. The location is, of course, incredibly convenient. We booked a car for 10 days, but didn't use it at all for two days because we were shopping in Ginza. We paid a higher price than usual, but the location and comfort are excellent, and the room is clean. I'll definitely stay here again."

"This is a small, boutique hotel located diagonally across from Suidobashi West Exit. I booked a room with two beds pushed together; each bed was about 120-130 cm wide, making a total of around 250 cm, which was really comfortable. There's no luggage rack, just a small stool, so I had to put my luggage on that. The room was very dark, so I slept soundly until morning. Breakfast is a set menu you choose from. Check-out is at 2 PM, and breakfast is served from 7 AM to 11:30 AM. There aren't many tables, but because of the long service time, people are spread out, so it never feels crowded. The taste is comparable to a brunch costing about 70 RMB in China, so it's pretty good. I stayed for one night, then in the morning, I went to Tokyo Dome and Koishikawa Korakuen Garden next to it. It's also not far from the Imperial Palace. Located at the border of Chiyoda and Bunkyo wards, it's in a pretty central area."

"Excellent location, and the room was well-equipped, clean, and tidy. The transportation was very convenient, with many dining options nearby. It's also just about a 10-minute walk to Ginza for shopping."

"The room was quite spacious; we had no problem opening two 28-inch suitcases. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. The hotel is right above a subway station, just two stops from Yokohama Station, and a taxi ride costs about 1000-ish JPY. Right next to the hotel, the Mark Is shopping mall has a good selection of outdoor brands like Arc'teryx, Descente, Salomon, Oakley, Montbell, etc., plus a supermarket where you can grab lots of tasty snacks. It's also a short walk to the Red Brick Warehouse. Overall, it's great value for money if you're staying in Yokohama."

"service very good, didn’t like menu in cafe. Buffet breakfast too expensive. Starbucks across the street also many restaurants but didn’t try. Location great . Cabs available . concierge helpfull.amenities great. room spacious and comfortable .wonderful garden for view and walking. very enjoyable stay."