Hotels near Meiji Jingu Stadium

"Loved the location , quietness and staff! Once we worked out what train got us from a to b , we enjoyed escaping from the chaos . I would recommend this one purely for downtime "

"Very clean and modern hotel. Not far from nearest Metro station. Has Kobibi stores nearby. Very secure."

"The hotel was clean, staff were professional, and the amenities were all top notch. Definitely staying here for my next trip back to Japan"

"Beautiful property. Close to all amenities. Enjoyed our stay here"

"Great view from our room over Miyashita Park. Staff was excellent, room was clean and comfortable. Air conditioning was outstanding."

"The dinning options saved the experience, but the bathrooms were a dirty deathtrap for my elderly mom."

"Stanford decently friendly, though clearly overwhelmed by the crowds. Make sure you leave time for check in, because the entire lobby fills. The rooms were a bit worn and dated. The TVs were old and had only a few channel options and no streaming apps. Bathrooms were decent, though the toilet paper is so thin you can see through it and seems ridiculous for an expensive hotel like Gracery. The Godzilla balcony was also closed, so their one big attraction was inaccessible. Overall, I would spend similar money for a better experience elsewhere."

"Hotel property seems on the older side, but clean. In-room washer/dryer greatly appreciated. Some staff were not very proficient in English. No daily cleaning unless you pay extra; otherwise just garbage and towel service -- if you request it."

"Clean hotel with lovely staff, a nice (uncrowded) gym, and convenient subway access. Beds are comfortable, lighting is great, and outlets are well placed. Breakfast was good but can get busy. The main drawback is the room layout. Storage is limited and poorly ventilated—there’s just one shelf and a small drawer in the closet, and opening the doors blocks the walkway. Shelving above the fridge is unusable due to fixed decor, and the safe is too small for a laptop. Towel space is also limited for two people, especially in humid or rainy conditions, and entryway hooks don’t get much airflow. There is a luggage rack, but no practical place to use it. The large balcony is also underutilized, with minimal furniture. Suggestions: remove closet doors to improve airflow and open up the space, add a full-size safe (e.g., above the fridge), clear usable shelving, and add more towel bars or better drying options. Alternatively, make better use of the balcony space—or even consider integrating part of it into the room."