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• ★★★☆☆Ruiyi Guo22 August 2026

  I arrived at Hotel Tokyo at 11:30 with no greeting or luggage assistance from staff, and had to rely on my taxi driver for help. The entrance is hidden among buildings and very hard to find without directions. After leaving our passports for early pre-check-in and returning at 3 PM, we had to redo the whole process again, which felt inefficient. The room was a highlight: clean, well-equipped with skincare amenities, and the private in-room onsen was great. Unfortunately, service was inconsistent. There was extra staffing during breakfast, yet turndown service was not completed for our room. Service improved slightly on day two. While our luggage was brought down for check-out, staff did not help flag our arriving taxi, forcing us to wave the driver over ourselves. I expect more proactive assistance at a luxury hotel. A lovely room, but service needs to be more reliable and attentive.

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• ★★★☆☆Steph Y8 August 2026

  Decently spacious (for Japan standard) and modern rooms with its own onsen (water brought over from Atami). The foot bath on the roof is a bit gimmicky otherwise. Service was slow. From room service to concierge, everyone worked on snail pace. We arrived 20 min before check in time and “the room wasn’t ready”. VERY GENEROUS of them to allow us to go to our room exactly 5 minutes before check in time 👏 guess economy is bad for them Definitely prefer Hoshinoya with more soul and helpful service.

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• ★★★☆☆Dan Zilberman5 August 2026

  Probably a great hotel for Japanese guests who are used to Ryokan’s, but will be a culture shock for Westerners. Lots and lots of rules (unlike typical hotels) and a service culture that leads with “no” instead of “yes.” The hotel is beautiful and serene in a great location, but those that are used to the service of high end western hotels will find this place highly lacking and strange. The spring water hot tub in each room is really nice and the minimalist decorations are well done. This said, if you are using this hotel as your based to explore Tokyo, you will find the service lacking—especially when the Peninsula, Four Seasons and Palace are close by and have great Western style service.

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