Βρείτε ξενοδοχεία 4-Star στην πόλη Τόκιο

"The room was really small, with the bed placed against the window side. There was a small massage armchair, which seemed more suitable for children. Opening a 20-inch suitcase already reached the other side of the wall! The front desk is on the fourth floor, and if you need amenities, you can grab them yourself at the exit, including toothbrushes, combs, tea bags, and coffee sachets. However, the location is incredibly convenient. Walk left across the intersection, and you'll find a subway station. Walk right across the intersection, and you can see Tokyo Tower, which looks stunning at night! There are small convenience stores within a minute's walk in both directions. Overall, it was a good experience!"

"This is quite a big hotel with many floors and many rooms. This means there can be quite a long queue to check in during peak hours. The reception staff are quite efficient though. Facilities are excellent with many restaurants and even a bowling alley. They offer a luggage storage service that is very useful and not available in most other hotels. Location is great right next to Shinagawa Station."

"It is given a free service shuttle bus from Narita train station to Hotel , AEON Mall and airport. Good service and on time . I Like the Onsen in the Hotel, need paid. . But the hotel is a bit Old. The hotel staff is an Indian girl ( in the photo) her service is very good and very patient , luckily she knows English 👏 The hotel does not provide drinking water."

"The hotel is just a five-minute walk from Wafantian Station, with a Lawson convenience store right downstairs. There's also a Toyo-Ei Supermarket and a Matsumoto Kiyoshi drugstore right below the station. Wafantian has everything you need - you can walk to Don Quijote until 1 a.m., and there are also Torayu and all kinds of izakaya and ramen shops. It's really convenient in every way. The hotel lobby is on the 15th floor, and the onsen is on the 16th floor - it's separate for men and women, which is very convenient. The rooms are pretty standard, with everything you need, but the luggage space is a bit cramped when you open your suitcase."

"The room was a bit small, but it had all the essential amenities. The bathroom was quite tiny, and it would be cramped for two people. If you want a Tokyo Tower view room, make sure to book the room type shown with the Tokyo Tower in the picture and request 'tower view' in your notes. During the May Day holiday, the Tokyo Tower lights shut off at midnight. Breakfast was a bit pricey, costing an additional 150 or 190 per person (can't quite remember the exact amount), but the variety was excellent, and the freshly made cheese scrambled eggs were delicious. You can see the Tokyo Tower from the breakfast restaurant. The lobby is beautiful, and they offer luggage storage on both check-in and check-out days. The staff were all very friendly."

"The hotel is a typical budget option with nothing particularly memorable about the stay. Basic amenities were provided, but not well maintained — the soap and shampoo came in small sachets and were not consistently replenished. The pillow was quite small and overly soft, making it uncomfortable to sleep."

"As far as hotels go, it's pretty decent. For a hotel in the city center, it's quite affordable, which makes it feel like a great value. I booked a single room for this stay, but they upgraded me to a twin, so the extra space was a nice bonus. It said it was a 3-minute walk from the station, but it felt a bit further than I expected. Maybe it was just because it was cold."

"I recently stayed at Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italia-gai and had a generally pleasant experience, though there were a few drawbacks worth noting. Location: The hotel is conveniently located within a short walk of several train stations and the monorail, making it an excellent base for exploring Tokyo. The surrounding Italia-gai district is calm and charming, with relatively light local traffic. However, the noise insulation leaves much to be desired. Trains from multiple nearby lines can be heard frequently and quite loudly from early morning till late at night. Additionally, the nearby fire department sirens are audible, though not as disruptive as the trains. Room: By Tokyo standards, the room was spacious and comfortable. However, I noticed blackish deposits around the air-conditioning outlet, which I hoped were not mold. To err on the side of caution, I chose not to operate the AC during my stay. Aside from this concern, the room was generally satisfactory. Service: Check-in and check-out were efficient and convenient via automated machines. The front desk staff were kind and accommodating, and assisted with any additional questions. Room service was thorough and reliable, ensuring a clean and pleasant environment throughout my stay. Breakfast: The breakfast buffet offered a mix of Japanese and European-style dishes. The taste and quality were acceptable, with an average but adequate selection. Between 7:30 and 8:30 AM, the restaurant becomes extremely crowded, often resulting in no available seating and a wait outside. The space feels undersized for the number of guests, making the atmosphere less comfortable during peak hours. It would be helpful if the hotel informed guests about busy times to allow for better planning. Overall: This hotel offers a convenient location, spacious rooms, and friendly service. However, improvements in soundproofing, breakfast crowd management, and room maintenance would significantly enhance the guest experience."

"Before coming, I was a bit worried about the hotel's age and potential issues with its facilities. However, upon arrival, it exceeded my expectations. The environment is top-notch, and the hygiene is excellent. They provide a wide range of high-quality amenities. The room was tidied up perfectly every day. Key points: The hotel's location is superb, extremely close to the central shopping area of Ikebukuro. Even on rainy days, spending an entire day at Sunshine City, which is connected to the hotel, is no problem. Furthermore, the dining options in Ikebukuro are surprisingly affordable. You can find quality meals with good service for 1000-1500 yen. Even if you don't want to eat out, the FamilyMart on the first floor of the hotel can cover all your meals with a rich variety of options. Lastly, the transportation is very convenient. From Ikebukuro East Station, you can easily reach Shinjuku and Shibuya. From the West Station, you can get to Ueno, Ginza, and Sumida."