Top Hotels Near Enyuji Temple in Tokyo from AU$56

"Hotel Location is great. And the staff are very friendly & helpful. The room is clean but the TV we have in the room is small & does not have other apps like YouTube & Netflix. And the bidet is kind of old that it sometimes does not work properly. They said it’s because our room was not renovated yet."

"Incredible views, great location, beautiful city adventures. "

"I found the property to be outdated. Hotel had a odd smell."

"Laundry facility within the hotel and specific rooms based on requests is a game changer. The staff were super helpful and gave recommendations when asked for! Rooms very cozy but still spacious"

"This is the 2nd Prince Hotel we stayed. It is much better than the one we stayed in Hiroshima. The 2-bed club room we stayed in was roomy and with 2 chairs and a little crunch. All furniture and room are well maintained. We were able to get into the swirl pool but it is "NOT" the normal Japanese public bath. However, the free massage chairs in the "Relaxing" area were good. I fell in love with the lounge hopping among the 3 hotels. Personally I love the one in Sakura Tower as it offers better whiskeys and Dassai 39 junmai daiginjo. Also like the way they have all proper glasses in the fridge. We found the shuttle bus goes around their hotels are convenient; the driver is polite and friendly. The garden among the 3 hotels is top notch Japanese style and well kept and maintained. Staffs are all friendly and helpful."

"The staff was excellent and very helpful"

"very beautiful king sized bed, room was a bit small but spacious for one person. Lovely view of the train tracks and Oimachi area. 7/11 and other food and convenience stores nearby. Loved it."

"The entire hotel was clean with a welcoming and friendly staff. The atmosphere was also very fun. My favorite was the outdoor space in the lobby to relax and get fresh air."

"Room was clean. Bath on the highest floor was amazing. I would highly recommend the hotel if you fine with staying away from the touristic areas."