Hotel Spa di Tokyo

"Clean"

"Clean and just what you need. Rooms are small but very efficient"

"You can’t sleep here from 11 am-3pm they kick everyone out to clean, so that’s challenging. The location is right in the red light district, which I would avoid. It’s so sad and brings down the dreamy vision I had of Japan. The price was amazing and it’s close to great food but better to spend a little more and be a 10 minute train ride away"

"This was one of the most beautiful hotels we’ve ever stayed in - and we have stayed in hotels all over the world! What stood out the most was the staff - they were exceptional. I would like to thank Rustam for helping me and providing a hot tea when I came inside after getting caught in heavy rains!"

"I expected a picture perfect stay. The only things that were slightly off: 1. mag-safe phone charger wasn’t working (they replaced it) 2. Breakfast was amazing but waiter never asked me if I wanted any juice. 3. The arrangement of the floors is a little wacky. The 41st floor is reception. You take an elevator to higher floors to reach the guest rooms. To get to fitness center you go to 45th floor for entrance and then a side elevator to 47th floor for actual gym/pool. Felt like solving a...

"Overall a nice intro to Tokyo. 10-15 minute walk to nearby train station, friendly staff, clean rooms, lots of extras in providing snacks, drinks, breakfast, evening cocktails, and massage chairs. Rooms are tight, but that's expected in Tokyo. The bathtub was huge and good water pressure in the shower. I wish I knew how to turn off the heat on Japanese toilet seats!"