Znajdź 5-Star hotele w mieście Tokio

Hotel położony jest w centralnej dzielnicy rządowej Tokio, stolicy Japonii. Dosłowne tłumaczenie nazwy powinno brzmieć Japan Capital Congress Hotel. Obiekt sąsiaduje z japońskim parlamentem i oficjalną rezydencją premiera. Widok miasta za oknem jest wspaniały. Powierzchnia pomieszczeń w Tokio jest stosunkowo duża. Styl dekoracji jest bardzo zadowalający i odpowiada estetycznemu gustowi Chińczyków. Różne konfiguracje są rozsądne i praktyczne. Transport jest wygodny, jak pokazano na mapie. Śniadania są dobre, w ofercie dania kuchni amerykańskiej, europejskiej, japońskiej lub w formie bufetu, a produkty są wyśmienite. Zatrzymam się tu ponownie, gdy następnym razem będę w Tokio!

I am AMAZED by the service and quality provided. Upgrade from Groove to Bellustar is another huge jump. Staffs greeting you along the pavement is a culture shock. The scene within the whole building is really refreshing. Furnitures and facilities no errors. How not to stay again?

Nie można przebić lokalizacji tego hotelu, położonego bezpośrednio nad dworcem kolejowym Tokyo. Piękny hotel z przemiłą obsługą, która mówi perfekcyjnie po angielsku. Główna konsjerżka, pani Mori, była niezwykle pomocna i uprzejma – z chęcią spełniła wszystkie prośby. Śniadanie w Atrium było jak zwykle pyszne, ale jako danie sashimi podano tylko jeden talerz marynowanej surowej dorady. Owoce to małe kostki melona, ananasa, kiwi i pomarańczy (po jednej sztuce) w osobnych porcjach. W zeszłym roku oferowano chirashi. A w 2019 roku ogromny talerz wszelkiego rodzaju sashimi i plasterków melona Hokkaido. Napoje i przekąski/talerze oferowane w hotelowym barze Bar & Lounge Camellia były doskonałe. Byliśmy tam trzy razy. Happy Hours trwa od 17:00 do 18:00 i oferuje koktajle (nawet Bellini i Mimosa z szampanem!), piwo, wino i napoje bezalkoholowe w cenie 1300 jenów. Obsługa była przemiła, a barmani bardzo profesjonalni.

The great thing about this hotel is that it is connected to the underground subway (Shin-Nihombashi), and it is not far from Tokyo station. From the underground passageway, there are automatic doors which lead you to a well-lit small corridor where there are escalators that go up to an indoor entrance to the hotel, but as there were no signs pointing to the hotel, I didn't know about this connection initially, and I dragged my large suitcase up a few flights of stairs that led me to the outside of the building. The night employee who met with me upon check-in was polite enough, but she seemed a bit rigid and cold. In contrast, the day staff whom I spoke with (Mayumi and Shie) were extremely friendly and warm. The shower head and shower hose in my room were leaking and dripped water every few minutes, but the sound was reduced when I closed the bathroom door. The daytime staff whom I spoke with offered to change my room, but I didn't take them up on the offer as I felt I could endure the muffled noise for the few nights I was there and I wasn't sure if the new room would have bad and noisy hotel guests next to it (the guests next around the room I stayed in were quiet and polite). The water pressure of the shower was good and the temperature was consistent. The decor of the room was far too dark. To be clear, I wasn't deceived; I saw the images before booking the room, and I chose this hotel anyway as it was a last minute booking and I felt the price and the location of this hotel were appropriate. The layout and space in the room (Superior) is a bit cramped, but I guess this is the same across many hotels in Tokyo. I didn't like the odd placement of the mirror and basin, as I could see the dark door in the mirror reflection. However, I liked that the toilet and shower were separated. The hand soap quality was not good - after using it, my hand would feel unnatural and dry. I did not use the hotel's shampoo or body wash, as I brought my own toiletries. The sound insulation in the room was great - I barely heard the other guests (I suppose because they were quiet and polite), and I faced an office building so there was barely any street noise. The corridors and room were stuffy, but turning the air-conditioning on helped a bit. I did wish that the windows could be opened to let some outside air in. Next to the lobby is a nice outdoor garden which you can sit in. Unfortunately, I did not have time during the day to enjoy this part of the hotel, and the garden is closed at night. There is a 7-Eleven right at the bottom of the building, very convenient! I did not have breakfast at the hotel, nor did I use any of the facilities, so I have no comment on those. Overall, if you don't mind dark room decor and the things which I didn't like don't bother you, I think you'll find this hotel just fine. It's still a nice hotel, so you can consider it for your stay.

I really like the Toyosu area (although Toyosu Banrai is actually one stop away). It is connected to LalaPort mall, has airport limousine bus stop right outside (best to reserve beforehand), a great view of Mount Fuji on a clear day and Christmas fireworks over Odaiba Bridge. Even the entrance hallway with its decor and choice of music, reminds me of TeamLabs. Rooms are big enough for me, love the onsen, love their toiletries. Breakfast selection is meh and the same every day. No warabi mochi even (what happened?? This used to be a staple across Mitsui hotels!). Go outside for brekkie. Staff not accommodating to late checkouts. Must pay extra per hour

Our second stay here and it was lovely as the first time! Got our friends to book the same place too & they all loved their experience ☺️ Spacious rooms & well kept amenities throughout the hotel. Family mart attached to the lobby itself & nearby alternative food choices just a few minutes walk away. We loved how after a full days of bustling actives in Tokyo city center , we get to return to a peaceful & comfortable respite in Tokyo Bag Shiomi Prince hotel.

Incredible experience, zen concept from A to Z. Perfect to escape the noise and sounds of the city for a moment of pure relaxation forgetting time and stress! They don’t even have clocks! Slightly disappointing hot springs, as in it’s just one big pool, no cold pool or whirlpools (maybe the spa package offers these?!) incredibly friendly and helpful staff.

Tokio jest dużo większe niż myślałem! Szkoda, że ​​hotel jest trochę daleko od stacji, ale do stacji Shinjuku lub stacji Nishi-Shinjuku można dojść w około 10-15 minut! Jeśli pojedziesz Nexem, będziesz musiał dużo chodzić, co nie jest wspaniałe, ale jeśli pojedziesz limuzyną, wywiezie cię tuż przed hotelem, abyś mógł tu wygodnie dotrzeć! Gorąco polecam każdemu, kto podróżuje limuzyną na lotnisko! ! Jeśli pada deszcz, zapewniają bezpłatną wypożyczalnię parasoli. W pobliżu znajdują się sklepy wielobranżowe, takie jak 7-Eleven, Lawson i Family Mart. Przede wszystkim największą zaletą jest bezpłatny autobus do Tokyo Disneyland. Myślę, że gdyby nie to, byłoby to naprawdę trudne! Możliwość dojazdu autobusem tam i z powrotem do Disneylandu sprzed miejsca zakwaterowania to naprawdę duża zaleta! Ci, którzy planują wybrać się do Disneya, są lepsi niż ci, którzy robią dużo zakupów! To najlepszy hotel dla osób jadących limuzyną na lotnisko. Pokój jest również duży jak na Japonię! czysty!! Sprzątają codziennie i choć ja z tego nie korzystałam, to codziennie wymieniają pościel na nową, jeśli chcesz! Bardzo podobało mi się również to, że widok z miejsca zakwaterowania był widokiem na budynek władz metropolitalnych w Tokio, haha. Zdjęcie przedstawia budynek władz metropolitalnych w Tokio zrobione z miejsca zakwaterowania!

Hotel has a convenient location with Otemachi station entrance in same exact building around the corner. A few 24h conbini’s are located around. We had a room facing the park with a stunning view at the sunset and Mt.Fuji. The room itself is clean and spacious, everything needed was inside, staff changed towels daily. Smoking room is around reception and is really comfy as there are 2 vending machines. The only downside - pool operating ours are ending early, which is a bit strange as walking around Tokyo usually does not end around 6-7 pm. and would be great to stretch you legs after a long walk swimming in a pool before going to sleep

We like Prince Hotels so we come and stay one of the Prince hotels 2-3 times a year. We know that Prince hotels have been one of the traditional hotels in Japan for long time so it’s a bit old and we can see that inside building is a bit old…but we like the good service and locations. However this time I was a bit disappointed with the hygiene of this hotel since we realised that cleaning wasn’t done properly. Realised that spider’s silk thread was dangling from the ceiling…and also saw that a Japanese teabag’s package was torn and bathroom cleaning wasn’t clean enough when we entered… Prince Hotels are classic and I thought we can expect the high hygiene level for rooms but I was a bit disappointed although stuffs at the reception are lovely. Positive thing we experienced this time was a lady who handled check-in was lovely and kind we could see her hospitality spirit by the way she handled the check -in. The garden outside was beautiful with leaves of changing colour and it was absolutely pleasant to be at the garden. Hope cleaning condition can improved and will be able to enjoy a plesant stay in the future.