Historic Hotels in Tokyo Prefecture from SAR 226

"The location is easy to get to, but you are around a bunch of love hotels "

"Rooms were very clean. But they do need new carpet and new plumbing fixtures, but all in all a very good place to stay."

"Excelent "

"Did not use laundry service, good shops locations. Bathroom not senior friendly, needs walkin showers"

"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."

"This was our first stay in Japan - the reception desk was on the third floor and not brilliantly signed. We had arrived in early in the morning, and so were unable to check in to our room although we could leave our bags. The hotel has no seating area so we had no choice but to go out and explore. The hotel is in an area that feels quite corporate, but a short walk brings you to Shinjuku station. "

"Everything was great and the location is incredible."

"Property caters to more solo travellers not what I was expecting "

"Nice property. Staff were friendly. "