Location right next to Tokyo station (though if you google maps it, use the name of hotel, not the address, which points somewhere else for some reason). Head for the Nihonbashi exit and you'll be be meters from the hotel building entrance. International hotel sized rooms (vs usual small Japan-sized rooms), quality interiors, fun model train in hotel lobby. Puny gym (3 or 4 aerobics machines only), but then 90%+ of Japanese hotels do not have any gym.
It is actually physically connected via an overhang, with the Train Station. We could walk from our room to the station in the rain without opening an umbrella. When we reached our destination, hundreds of miles away it was not raining. Cool. That said, the hotel is on the 27th floor of the building so you need to follow the signs and not look for a hotel lobby on the ground floor. We also discovered that the local folk were not really aware of the hotel's location. The smart thing is to go out the door of the Train Station on the directions and then enter the first building. Nice rooms, small but very clean, and friendly staff.
The corner suite was the best choice. Full view of the skyline. If you get a corner view suite, skip the Tokyo Metro Gov building. The view in the corner suite is much better.
We were looking for a property close to Tokyo Station for our last night in Tokyo and this hotel certainly hit the mark having an entrance almost directly into the station! It is a beautiful hotel starting on the 27th floor of a high rise building. We had a triple room which was beautiful but cramped for three people. If we had been there for more than one night it would have been uncomfortably small. All in all it met our needs very well.
The rooms are quite small but great service overall. Would recommend as within walking fistsncd to station
This is one of the most convenient hotel in terms of location. The size of the room is tiny just like typical Japanese hotel rooms but the internet connection is included and very fast.
It was our first stop on our first trip to Asia. Fantastic to pop out of Tokyo station near the hotel. There are many exists make sure que use the correct one. The views are spectacular, opening the door to the room and see Tokyo' lights from the 28th floor. Was breathtanig. Staff very polite and. Helpful. Neighborhood is quiet at night but you have the 1st floor and basement of the station with lots os stores and restaurants. Waling distance tot he Imperial palace.
Very convenient location, nice clean room with great view
The location couldn't be better right next to Tokyo Station which is served by the Nex train directly from Narita Airport. The hotel starts on the 27th floor so the view from my room was fantastic. The room was larger than average for Tokyo and very quiet.
Next to Tokyo Station for trains, subway, and shopping. Very clean and comfortable. Small by U.S. standards, but good for central Tokyo. Good view of central Tokyo.
hotel connected to Tokyo Station, where you arrive on the Narita Express train from the international airport. walking distance to everything including Ginza shopping and tons of first class Japanese restaurants with english menus..
Centrally located off the Ginza district within 300 meters of the JR lines and Tokyo Metro. Other reviewers have complained about their difficulty in locating the hotel. Ask for Sapia Towers. The hotel occupies the 27th thru the 34th floors. Americans have to appreciate the way Japanese maps are oriented. If you follow the maps literally, you will be fine -- don't try to orient yourself to the usual North direction of Western maps. Rooms were somewhat small but what do you expect for being in central Tokyo where small condos go for millions, not yen but dollars. The room was comfortable with a flat screen TV, high-speed internet connection, and a fine bathroom with Japanese amenities -- travelers to Japan will know what I mean. The room was absolutely quiet and what a view! No wonder Michelin gives it a designation of quiet hotel -- the red colored symbol. The breakfast price may seem steep (about $25 if it is not included with your room). However, you have a superb buffet of Japanese and Western foods. Think tofu and octopus salad along with chocolate croissants. Refills on coffee are worth the price alone. Finally, the hotel is right next to the north entrance of the JR Tokyo station. If you are tired out and want to stay close to the hotel for dinner, the JR station has its Kitchen Court with options ranging from a lovely coffee shop with coffee better than our most recognized brand to delicious pizza, steak, and of course, various forms of Japanese food. What a delightful place to select a cuisine while it snowed last night. Treat yourself to this hotel that has merits on many dimensions.
A great hotel in a great location. Train travel is a big part of getting around in Japan and being located at Tokyo station saves time and money. No expensive cab rides to your hotel. The staff was very professional and courtious. The room I had was small but very comfortable for business travel. The decore is clean sharp and modern. I have been visiting Tokyo for over 20 years and this is my new hotel.
This hotel is part of the Tokyo Station complex meaning easy access to Shinkansen, Narita Express and local JR trains. We chose this hotel primarily because of it's location, arriving into Tokyo via Narita Express in the evening and departing via Shinkansen for Kyoto early the following morning. The bus terminal is also located right outside the hotel entrance, as we found out several days later after returning to Tokyo from the Mt. Fuji region by highway bus. Check in was fast and easy. The second we stepped into the lobby our bags were taken from us and we were directed to an available desk agent. A few moments later we were taken to our room on the 30th floor. We had a north facing room providing a lovely view of Tokyo and the trains below. There are plenty of food options within Tokyo station and in the surrounding buildings.
Located in Marunouchi, Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Marunouchi is a leisurely stroll from popular sights such as Tokyo International Forum and Marunouchi Building. This 343-room, 4-star hotel has a restaurant, free in-room WiFi, and a fitness center.
Enjoy a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, or relax with a drink at the bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with room service. Start each morning with buffet breakfast, available for a fee from 6 AM to 10 AM.
All 343 rooms provide refrigerators, electric kettles, and free bottled water. Guests can expect 26-inch flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and pay movies, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Beds are dressed in premium bedding and bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include safes, phones, and desks.
Guests of Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Marunouchi enjoy a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and a meeting room. If you drive, self parking is JPY 2000 per night, and there's also an area shuttle for a fee. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and free newspapers.
Location right next to Tokyo station (though if you google maps it, use the name of hotel, not the address, which points somewhere else for some reason). Head for the Nihonbashi exit and you'll be be meters from the hotel building entrance. International hotel sized rooms (vs usual small Japan-sized rooms), quality interiors, fun model train in hotel lobby. Puny gym (3 or 4 aerobics machines only), but then 90%+ of Japanese hotels do not have any gym.
It is actually physically connected via an overhang, with the Train Station. We could walk from our room to the station in the rain without opening an umbrella. When we reached our destination, hundreds of miles away it was not raining. Cool. That said, the hotel is on the 27th floor of the building so you need to follow the signs and not look for a hotel lobby on the ground floor. We also discovered that the local folk were not really aware of the hotel's location. The smart thing is to go out the door of the Train Station on the directions and then enter the first building. Nice rooms, small but very clean, and friendly staff.
The corner suite was the best choice. Full view of the skyline. If you get a corner view suite, skip the Tokyo Metro Gov building. The view in the corner suite is much better.
We were looking for a property close to Tokyo Station for our last night in Tokyo and this hotel certainly hit the mark having an entrance almost directly into the station! It is a beautiful hotel starting on the 27th floor of a high rise building. We had a triple room which was beautiful but cramped for three people. If we had been there for more than one night it would have been uncomfortably small. All in all it met our needs very well.
The rooms are quite small but great service overall. Would recommend as within walking fistsncd to station
This is one of the most convenient hotel in terms of location. The size of the room is tiny just like typical Japanese hotel rooms but the internet connection is included and very fast.
It was our first stop on our first trip to Asia. Fantastic to pop out of Tokyo station near the hotel. There are many exists make sure que use the correct one. The views are spectacular, opening the door to the room and see Tokyo' lights from the 28th floor. Was breathtanig. Staff very polite and. Helpful. Neighborhood is quiet at night but you have the 1st floor and basement of the station with lots os stores and restaurants. Waling distance tot he Imperial palace.
Very convenient location, nice clean room with great view
