Find hotels near Kachidoki Bridge, Tokyo from SAR 325

"The biggest drawback to the Royal Park iconic is that you have to buy the full breakfast. You can’t just have a coffee or a continental breakfast. In order to just have a coffee you need to go outside of the hotel to the Starbucks or convenience store. It was very upsetting that no matter what we said we were not allowed in the breakfast area just to have coffee. A second drawback is that there is only news channels on the TV in English. There was no way to watch a movie or any other show in English or with subtitles. We found this very surprising for such an upscale hotel."

"Super new and spotless. Staff speaks some English and they are very helpful. Breakfast is fantastic, if not especially cheap. Very nice public bath and great free coffee in the lobby. The only downside is that it’s a 10 minute's walk from the nearest metro station, but that’s a minor concern. One of my favorite hotels so far in Tokyo. "

"Clean room, good amenities, and good location"

"Convenient location to shops and convenient stores"

"This hotel offers no extras - no help with baggage, no water available, no amenities in the room - you'll need to grab them from the lobby. We were not able to check in early and when we could check in, it took a long time. The worst part was after traveling and receiving less than mediocre service, when we finally got to our room, it was hot and stuffy! The temperature was set to 25 degrees Celsius. The lowest temperature that could be set in the room was 20 degrees Celsius- not comfortable on humid or hot days. Would NOT recommend, especially for the high price when there are many choices nearby for less and better service."

"We had a wonderful stay here. The staff were friendly, the hotel was very clean and in a SUPERB location—there are like 3 subway stations in <5min walk and we could get almost everywhere without any transfers. There is a 24h convenience store on the ground floor with good coffee and onigiris, etc, which we used for breakfast most days, and we were grateful for the coin laundry in the lobby. Just note the rooms are very small. We kept our luggage upright against the wall as there was no room to open it and walk from the bed to the door. But I’d happily stay here again."

"Breakfast food was edible. Nothing special warranting the price. The toiletries were really good and lux. That is where my praise ends. This hotel appears to not have enough staff, yet this last straw occurred in front of 2 employees who could have helped at any time. I explained that i have invisible disabilites (EDS, MCAS, scleroderma) that requires.help with my luggage. They didnt care. The male employees watched me shake and struggle & wince in agony, but they simply pretended not to see me. Any friendliness was so forced that it was uncomfortable. I spent over 1k to be there, only to be treated worse than a motel in my home country. Thought I was in an APA hotel for a sec given how much they seemed to dislike me for no reason (iykyk). The onsen is great except for the fact that it is COVERED in black mold & mildew. It smelled like a sewer and there was visible mold on the wood shelves etc. Really felt marginalized at this hotel, for the first time ever in Japan. The female employees were mostly lovely, and the rooms dated but comfy, hence me giving stars at all. If issues like this are addressed, I would recommend it, but at this time I simply can't. 😞 paying $270+ a night is outrageous for what you get. "

"The room was spacious, clean and well-equipped. In-room laundry was a huge bonus. Highly recommend for families."

"Nice hotel in Ginza, very convenient but the room is pretty small. They have a very good breakfast though!"