Top Hotels Near Akatsuka Tameike Park in Tokyo from AU$80

"I was taken aback by a staff member, who was unusually unfriendly, though I would not say she was rude. Perhaps I got spoiled by staff members at other Japanese hotels, who were extremely cuorteous and friendly. My room was quite cold. A better heating system would be helpful. Also, the betteries were dead in the TV remote control. I understand these things happen, but checking it from time to time would be helpful. "

"The room was pretty small. You had to step up to the bathroom and the washer/dryer. There's a microwave, sink, dishes and utensils in the room. The area was not very welcoming though. The taxi we had said it was not easy to get to. There's a lot of bars around in the area and a couple of restaurants. I wouldn't want to be there late at night alone. No shopping at all. Hotel had free items like brushes, toothbrushes, etc in the lobby. They had free water bottles and water. Coffee was there but not available after 5pm. We stayed at their Shibuya hotel and the location was more convenient in terms of shops and location to a subway. "

"Wonderful stay as always. Staff is so helpful."

"I really enjoyed our room! We had a top floor Godzilla room with two twin beds, was very nice. The tub was very big and was lovely after a long day. "

"Breakfast was excellent, WiFi good, and consistent. Staff were outstanding, although the rooms were small by European standards. Good value overall A reasonable walk to the station though, which we didn't mind. "

"Room and amenities were excellent, veey satisfied with my stay at this hotel"

"The property was very nice and a convenient location. For a family of 4 the room was small but that was expected. Next time, I’ll opt for the family room. "

"Great experience! Fantastic location, close to everything "

"The room, though small, was clean and comfortable and had everything we needed. The staff were friendly. There is a Family Mart across the street and a 711 around the corner, as well as a Don Quijote. Kabukicho is known as a “bad” area, but I did not feel unsafe at any time walking from Shinjuku station to the hotel. The hotel itself is on a busy street with many people. Just north of the hotel is a nice neighbourhood with many cafes and restaurants. There are several train stations within 10-15 mins walk. The onsen was a nice amenity to have "