Khách sạn Miyoshi-machi

"Excellent service and friendly staff! Very happy with our stay."

"Fantastic hotel "

"大浴場が気に入りました。"

"Very hospitable staff. "

"The room was perfect, unfortunately the garden is closed on Sunday and National holidays, so we could not see it. "

"Everything was exactly as it should have been. "

"Fantastic stay with family - 2 adults and a young child. The room (Premier Grand Suite twin) was spacious, very clean and comfortable with an amazing view over the city. It was very well sound proofed, as we were not disturbed by any external noise and the air conditioning was also quiet. Very good facilities and a nice shower and bath. Lovely food available via room service and in the restaurants. The staff at the hotel were all friendly and helpful. The hotel is very well located for...

"Me había hospedado en hoteles APA, pero nunca antes en una habitación tan grande y cómoda, por supuesto el precio era mas elevado pero vale la pena. La vista era perfecta y el baño onsen fue por lo que elegí el hotel 10/10"

"It would have been nice to have instructions to using the AC and air purifier. "

"Rooms are small but overall everything was great!"

"This hotel was great. This was the 7th hotel we stayed in while touring Japan and it had all the things we've come to appreciate in Japan except the breakfast and the bakery were quite expensive. Thankfully there are better options nearby. Would stay here again. "

"Everything was cleaned they provided extra services upon request as well"

"Great, charming hotel with a lovely staff and everything I needed for a short stay! Would definitely book again."

"Of all the hotels I stayed in during my stays in Tokyo, the Nippon Seinenkan Hotel is the one (to date) I'm most likely to return to again. The hotel and rooms were very clean, the staff was wonderful, and - as a baseball fan - the lobby itself overlooked the Meiji Jingu Baseball Stadium. Situated between Shinjuku and Shibuya, it was in the perfect location to be both removed from the large crowds but close enough to enjoy the more hectic parts of the city."