Awa Holidays from AU$2,334

The property is extremely clean and modern. Spacious for family in Japan. Very good location to travel everywhere in Tokyo.

The hotel room was big and had great space around for movement. It was clean and new.

Has everything we need from toiletries to kitchenette and laundry. Good walkable distance to train stations

I normally don't leave reviews, but this one was so extraordinary that I felt genuinely compelled to write one. This MONday Apart hotel is one of the best I've experienced, and it embodies everything Japan is known for - being clean, well-kept, organized, quiet, accommodating, and more. On the day of travel, when I encountered some issues with flight delays, the hotel was very understanding and accommodating in allowing me to check-in past midnight. The hotel itself is clean, well-equipped, and roomy for being located in central Tokyo. The bed was comfortable that I slept like a baby in its mother's arms, and with appliances, utensils, and free toiletries on offer, the hotel had no issues meeting my needs. Throughout my stay, any concierge member I encountered was polite and professional, making their best efforts to speak in English. However, perhaps the best feature had to be its location: located in a smaller alley within a small neighbourhood, you feel very much integrated in the community, while not sacrificing on walkability and transportation options. You are within minutes of walking distance to T-CAT and Suitengumae Station (Hanzomon), making it an absolute breeze to move to/from the airports (NRT & HND) and other parts of Tokyo. The whole integrated experiences from the room to the staff to its location made my stay THAT much better, and I cannot recommend this place enough. Seriously - just book it, because this place is well worth your hard-earned money and time.

Clean, friendly service, great location (although a little closer to train station would’ve been nice but our bags were heavy so it made the walk seem longer), roomy accommodations! One minor complaint: needing an elevator code. A bit of a hassle but understand it’s for security.