Prince Hotels in Saitama from AU$123

"It annoyed me that, when I chose this hotel, they failed to specify that the pool would not be open because it wasn't the right season. It is completely absurd, as I booked this hotel specifically for the pool. The hotel's location is entirely inconvenient; it is too far removed from everything, and once the trains stop running, taking an Uber becomes prohibitively expensive. There are no bars or places to go out at night—and, of course, the pool isn't open either. I feel this is a place strictly for families who need to go to bed early—and nothing else."

"Location is great if Shinjuku is your vibe, very busy hotel and area! Room was quite small for the price, not enough space to open luggage so had to chuck it on the bed which wasn’t ideal. The hotel accepted luggage forwarding and had it in our room waiting upon check in! Staff were great in these processes too. Sadly the terrace where the Godzilla head is was closed during our stay for some reason so bit disappointing."

"Service very good and bed made every morning. Just wish rooms were a bit bigger. The beds were high enough and luggage fits under "

"Great value for money with public bath on top floor. Good location close to Roppongi and stations "

"The room is always clean, all the toiletries you need are complete, everything is very convenient and comfortable and the staff are very helpful and accommodating. Will definitely come back."

"Clean room and large room. The 47th floor has great views - don’t miss the trip up! "

"Wow this hotel! We stayed in 3 of the Royal Park Iconic hotels whilst in Japan and the Tokyo one was our favourite. Amazing rooms, lounge access with drinks and food. We loved it. Staff friendly and professional "

"Clean room and friendly, helpful staff. Train stations are about 12-15 minutes walk away. There is a nearby 7 eleven, which is useful for getting basic necessities and cash from the ATM."

"Great location. I've visited Japan quite a few times for siteseeing and I have gotten tired of navigating their transit system with so much luggage. So I was sold as soon as I saw that the limousine bus drops off and picks up people directly infront of the hotel to the airport. The hotel is located about a 3-4 min walk away from the JR and Metro. Luckily these stations are small and don't have a ton of exits. If your coming from the JR the exit is the North side and it's only about three stops away from Tokyo station. Anyways, the hotel is also located a minute or two from a shoping mall that has stores like Daiso, Uniqlo, McDonald's etc and a supermarket in the basement that has great fresh baked breads. Walk a few extra minutes around the South exit of Kinshicho station and you see even more malls. Across the street from the hotel you can find a convenience store, small grocery store, Don Quijote and various restaurants like Yoshinoya (my quick go to for a late night meal). There's no washer/dryers in the hotel but around the corner (one block down) there is a local coin laundry that is easy to use. The staff were friendly and the rooms were small but clean and quiet. I would definitely stay here again."