Top Hotels Near Guinness World Records Museum Tokyo in Tokyo from AU$116

"Incredibly well maintained. The view in the executive lounge of the Tokyo tower is unbeatable. I loved having an onsite Watson. Beds were amazing too. I only wish they allowed kids in the pool and no restricted hours in the lounge for them"

"Have someone greet people "

"The rooms are very small, but comfortable, after all this is Tokyo. The hotel staff were invariably polite, the maid service impeccable, the bathroom comfortable but stayed very humid, the breakfast mediocre but convenient The location is superb, not that much in surrounding restaurants, although we were able to walk to nearby “special places “with no problem. Good place for a short visit."

"The breakfast was excellent and plentiful and the staff were very attentive"

"The bidets/washlets need regular cleaning. Please correct this problem as they are currently unhygienic. "

"So convenient!"

"Fantastic hotel in lovely area of Tokyo. Staff were very accommodating, the hotel had great amenities including a public bath and the hotel breakfast was a great spread. I enjoyed the abundance of information provided on the hotel room TV. "

"Friendly staff. Efficient room. Great location near Daimon station and Zenzojitemple. "

"The breakfast service was not good, only fresh fruit a few slices of orange, no option to order freshly cooked eggs, just a choice of a pile of luke warm omelettes or cold boiled eggs along with fried fish, noodles, beef stew or bbq hamburgers. There was always cake and a sugar laden cereal. We had a problem with the air con in the room which is not controllable by customers, room was stifling at 25 degrees and we could not take it down to below 23. We asked at front desk and was told that they could control from reception, customers were not able to control as part of energy saving measures despite the fact that the bathroom mirror was churning out heat non stop! Eventually we insisted a staff member came to our room and reprogrammed the air con control so that we had control, seems ironic that energy saving measures causes temptation to open the window which in turn would cause the air con unit to try and heat said room. "