Tokyo hoteller og steder å overnatte

We started at the hotel one night before flying home. Large, modern and comfortable rooms. Trolleys are available and it was easy to walk straight to the departure hall in the morning. Friendly staff and easy self-service counters for fast check-in/out.

Vi hadde høye forventninger, kanskje litt høye, men hotellet var ikke det vi hadde håpet. Vi fikk rom i lavere etasje, rommene var slitt og hadde teppe på gulvet. Svømmbeassenget hadde ikke parasoller eller skygge. Det beste var nærhet til togstasjon, flere restauranter i hotelkomplekset og i nærheten.

The interior is clean, and there is a bus stop right in front and an underground passage to the station, making it a great location even on rainy days! The staff was also accommodating and took care of my luggage before check-in, allowing me to have a comfortable stay! The amenities are abundant as well.👌´-

It was a new and beautiful hotel. The check-in and check-out were smooth, and the staff's response was very good. It was a triple room. The bath and toilet were separate, and in addition to the washbasin, there was another mini kitchen-style sink, which was convenient. The breakfast buffet was also delicious. The location is good, close to the station and shopping center.

I booked this hotel quite randomly without thinking too much about it, simply because it was one of the only hotels available with two separate beds, as almost everywhere else was sold out. On the way from the airport to the hotel, I started reading the reviews and honestly became a little worried because I saw quite a lot of negative comments. But after staying here, my experience was completely different! The location is very convenient in Shinjuku, and the city view from the hotel is beautiful. The staff at the check-in counter were very helpful and friendly. The room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, and the housekeeping service was also very good. I also didn’t find the room as small as some reviews made it sound. A special mention to the Vietnamese staff member who helped us at check-in — she was incredibly sweet, friendly, and welcoming. Unfortunately, I forgot to ask for her name. :) We have just checked out and are now sitting on the airport bus heading home to Norway, already missing Tokyo and our stay at Shinjuku Washington Hotel. Thank you for making our last days in Tokyo so enjoyable. We would happily stay here again. Highly recommended! ❤️

Cheapest in the area but doesn’t feel cheap. Need to fix the elevators to be better optimised. Can’t wait for 15 min every time . Great view from 18th floor!!

Nå har vi vært på en del APA hotell og desverre holder ikke renhold mål, ser ut til at de mangler støvsuger og støvklut.

Nær t-banen, men likevel noe mer usentralt enn vi hadde sett for oss. Frokost stenger kl 10, utsjekk kl 10 (begge deler noe tidlig når en er på ferie). Små rom, så anbefaler oppgradering. Kan gjøres på stedet for 5500 yen per natt per rom (fra small double til medium size eller twin). Må betale 1500 yen per time per person for bruk av bassenget, kan være greit å vite. Stille område og gode senger. Hadde imidlertid med fordel sett at de hadde bedre blending på vinduene. Spa avdelingene (separat for kvinner og menn) er veldig bra, og koster ikke noe ekstra. Vil likevel anbefale turister å booke et av de andre Apa hotellene nærmere Shibuya eller Shinjuku.

Kjempebra hotell, perfekt beliggenhet i forhold til metro og område. Rommene er små, men som forventet i Tokyo.

I stayed to visit the big site. The distance to the big site was perfect for walking. The staff were friendly, and when I struggled a bit at the check-in kiosk, they came over immediately to assist me. The room was pleasantly spacious, and the amenities were perfectly prepared. The pajamas were comfortable, and having a microwave and a foot massager in the room was a great help for warming food and resting my tired feet. The soundproofing was good, and I was able to rest quietly. It rained and was very windy, so even with the door tightly closed, a bit of cold air came in, but I borrowed a heater from the area in front of the elevator and used it to keep warm. There were a few stains in the sink in the bathroom and the tub was a bit slippery, but the advantages outweighed the minor drawbacks, making it a great place to stay.

From the location, you could see the Tokyo Skytree, and especially at night, I was able to relax while enjoying the illuminated view. The bathing area and changing room were kept clean, which left a good impression as I was able to use the facilities comfortably. The staff's response was polite, and both the check-in and check-out processes were smooth. They kindly answered my questions, and I did not feel any stress in terms of customer service. Considering the accommodation cost and the facilities provided, I think the overall cost performance falls into a good category. One point of concern was that the toilet seat in the guest room was not heated, and it felt a bit cold when sitting down. This might be a slight drawback for those who use it for extended periods in the middle of winter. Also, while it would be ideal for me to have sauna facilities in the large bathing area, I believe that even in its current state, it is a hotel that can be sufficiently recommended for those who prioritize bathing. As an overall evaluation, I feel that a rating of four stars is appropriate.

Midt i smørøyet i det vibrerende folkelivet i Shinjuku. Kort vei til Shinjuku Metro og et glimrende kommunikasjonsnett.

Bra hotell med flott beliggenhet i forhold til Shinjukus hovedgater og jernbane. 5-10 minutters gange. Også en fin takterasse med bra utsikt.

【Good Points】 ● The hotel is directly visible upon exiting the international exhibition center station, making its location very easy to find. ● Check-in is done via a self-check-in machine, but there are staff nearby to assist, which is reassuring. ● There is a free amenity bar right next to the check-in area where guests can help themselves. The variety is abundant, including coffee, tea, cleansing products, lotions, facial cleansers, body sponges, body creams, and relaxation sheets for feet, which was a great help for women. ● There are free lockers near the entrance for convenient luggage storage before and after check-in. ● Especially for checkout, guests can simply drop their room key card in the express checkout box, store their luggage in the lockers, and go out. The lockers are located just inside the entrance, making it quick and easy to retrieve luggage without having to walk deep into the hotel. ● The restrooms are located roughly halfway between the lockers and the front desk, making them easily accessible and very helpful. ● All staff members were friendly, courteous, and greeted us properly, which made for a pleasant experience. ● The rooms have been renovated and are very comfortable. The presence of a humidifier and the ability to adjust the air conditioning were nice features. ● The refrigerator was larger and colder than those typically found in business hotels, which was appreciated. (It is located immediately to the right upon entering the room, so I initially overlooked it while looking around.) ● In addition to the pillows already on the bed, there were two more types available on the shelf right above the refrigerator, allowing guests to choose their preference. ● There are a McDonald's, Cocos, and Daily Yamazaki conveniently attached to the hotel. Particularly, McDonald's and Daily Yamazaki can be accessed from inside the building, which is very helpful. 【Not So Good Points】 ● It would have been more reassuring to have a safe in the room. ● There was mold on the bottom of the shower curtain. ● The elevator is a bit old and made clunky noises while operating. Additionally, due to its old design, it can stop on any floor and allows access without passing through the front desk, which raises concerns about security if someone knows the layout. (On the flip side, it does allow for a more relaxed experience since guests don't need to swipe a key card each time.) This stay was for a live event at the Garden Theatre, but it took over 15 minutes to walk to the venue, which was further than expected. Overall, it gives the impression of an upgraded business hotel. It was generally convenient and practical. I didn't have time to use the Georgetown Lounge this time, but I would definitely like to try it on my next visit.

Kjempe harde senger. Anbefales ikke mere enn 1-2 netter. Beliggenheten var kjempe bra i forhold til t banen. Lite å gjøre rundt hotellet

The size of the room and the cleanliness of the bathroom were good, and the sleep environment was also pleasant. The staff's response was very kind and wonderful! The breakfast buffet was delicious as well. The transportation options were convenient, and the location was good, so I think it's a satisfactory hotel.

I used a triple room to go to USJ. It had two single beds and one double bed, with plenty of space, and the toilet and bath were separate, allowing for a comfortable stay. There were complimentary light snacks, and the service starting at 6:30 was greatly appreciated. There was also a convenience store nearby, and an izakaya, making it very convenient. If the opportunity arises, I would like to use it again.

Great hotel with the basics. Close to restaurants and bars. Maybe a bit of a walk from the trainsstation

I visited Japan for the first time. The APA hotel is widely available in the area, and when I couldn't find my way, I went into the closest one, where the staff kindly pulled out a map and pointed out my location, which was really nice. The bath in the accommodation I booked was truly the best, to the point where it could wash away all the fatigue of the day. I am willing to visit again. It wasn't a downside for me, but taller travelers might find the restroom small and uncomfortable to use. However, there is a large restroom in the lobby, and the elevator is always fast and clean, so I had no problems.

Staff was helpful and gave us resources when we got sick on our trip. Nice and quiet neighbourhood with stores close by.

The location can be easily reached from Narita Airport by taking the Skyliner and transferring to the Yamanote Line to get to Otsuka Station. It takes about an hour. Make sure to charge your transportation card in advance. It takes about a 3-minute walk from Otsuka Station to the accommodation, which is very close. When you exit the south entrance of the station and walk up the right hill, you can find it easily. There is a Lawson convenience store about 30 seconds away, and many restaurants, including izakayas, where you can enjoy alone. However, Otsuka Station is quite quiet and is frequented by locals, so it may not be very favorable for foreigners. It’s just okay... If you prefer lively and noisy atmospheres near your accommodation, places like Shibuya, Ebisu, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, and Ueno would be better. Personally, I have been around to several places, and I definitely felt that the atmosphere is more vibrant at those stations. If you like quiet, I recommend this place. You can access all tourist attractions by the Yamanote Line, which takes between 10 to 40 minutes, making it very convenient. Of course, stations like Nippori and Ueno which you pass when going to the airport are also very quick to reach. I highly recommend it. (Personally, I think I arrived faster than the time suggested on Google Maps, so timing wasn’t an issue.) Many reviews mentioned that the accommodation is small, but as a male traveler, I found it to be just right (I am tall and big), not cramped at all. The bathroom might be a bit small, but since I only take a shower and then rest, it didn’t matter much. If you want to do an early check-in, you need to pay, so you can leave your luggage and go out. The same goes for check-out. One downside I noticed is that there seemed to be a bit of dust in the room and no temperature control. This wasn't a major issue for me. My room faced the subway station, but the noise was minimal and it was pleasant. Since it’s cherry blossom season, prices were quite high, but I think around the price of 6 nights is reasonable. Normally, it seems to be around the price of 1 night.

It was a very beautiful and clean hotel. I was able to spend my time comfortably, and I think it is a hotel that is easy to use for a wide range of purposes, from business to families, groups, and couples. It's very convenient to go directly from the station to the hotel, making transportation easy. I would like to use it again if there is another opportunity.

It's a hotel located inside Sunshine City, so there is no shortage of shopping and dining options. The rooms are also clean and conveniently equipped with a large desk. The amenities are basic but sufficient, and I didn’t have any issues.

Veldig fornøyd! Sentralt og stille, men også kort vei til livlige restauranter og utesteder!

During my stay, I had many appointments and returned only to sleep. It was very quiet. The room was small but clean, and all the amenities were provided! There were also hair combs and hair ties! There was a water server in front of the elevator, making it convenient to access hot water right away. The difficult part was the coin laundry. Since it wasn't available on every floor, it was challenging to use the few machines by looking for available ones. Additionally, they were always in use, so there were often lint and other debris. The reception staff was very helpful. It’s located right in front of Sugamo Station, with many dining options nearby, making it very convenient and highly recommended.

The staff's response was excellent. The room was clean, and they provided me with a thorough explanation since I wasn't familiar with the area. The large public bath on the 21st floor has a jet bath and sauna, and they provide cleansing oil and facial wash, showing great consideration for women. The hairdryer in the changing room of the large bath was of high quality and dried my hair quickly. The location is also fantastic, with Takanawa Gateway right in front. The view from the hotel's observation deck was beautiful. My flight was canceled, and I had to stay for an additional two nights unexpectedly, but I was glad to have stayed at this hotel.

I used this accommodation on a weekday. Location → A 5-minute walk from Suidobashi Station. Check-in, Check-out → Done via a dedicated machine, with staff available, making the process smooth. Room → Almost perfect cleaning and well-equipped amenities, with mineral water service in the refrigerator. The bathtub in the bathroom is a comfortable size. However, this time the view was facing the city, which was a bit disappointing. I feel that the service and the comfort of the room are at a sufficiently high standard to be considered a luxury hotel.

Clean room. Good breakfast. Very quite. Best place to stay for Sakura festival. Just a minute from Ueno station and privat lines.