Tokyo Grand Hotel

Facilities: The facilities are comprehensive and have everything you need. Service: The front desk staff can communicate in English and have that excellent service consciousness of a well-established hotel. It was great. Hygiene: Very clean and tidy. Environment: I was so happy to be assigned a room with an amazing view. You can see the Tokyo Tower 🗼 right outside the window, it's fantastic! Highly recommended.

The room was clean and quiet. It's also very conveniently located, super close to the subway station. Looking forward to staying again!

Beyond expectations, the room was incredibly spacious. In a city like Tokyo where space is at a premium, I could actually spread out my luggage and organize it. They even provided disposable slippers (usually they're reusable). The location is also excellent, making it very convenient for getting around.

For just over 400 yuan, you get a view of Tokyo Tower in Minato Ward, and it's only a 3-minute walk from the subway station. What more could you ask for?! The hotel is quite old but clean and quiet, and the front desk service is excellent. They even held our luggage before check-in and after check-out, and delivered it directly to our room. I'd definitely stay here again, hopefully the price doesn't go up!

The room was pretty good, just a bit old. It's a bit far from JR, but the subway station is very close. Overall, it's still a great place. My friend said the set meal they ordered at lunch was also delicious! 😃

I booked this hotel the moment Lady Gaga tickets went on sale, and it was a great deal. Getting to and from the Tokyo Dome was super easy, just a direct ride on the Mita Line. This is a very formal, old-school Japanese business hotel, and it clearly has a long history, as they also host weddings and corporate events. Despite its age, it's remarkably well-maintained. The biggest surprise was the Tokyo Tower view – with the impeccably clean windows and Tokyo's clear winter air, both day and night offered a spectacular panorama of Tokyo Tower and Shiba Park. Plus, the room was quite spacious for Tokyo standards, and it was wonderfully quiet at night. Highly recommended! Tip: Don't forget to hang your 'Do Not Disturb' sign at night, otherwise, they'll knock on your door before 9 AM to ask about cleaning.