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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This was a well-maintained hotel with wonderful staff. The room itself was lovely and has great amenities. The 3 twin room was surprisingly spacious for 3 people. The on-premises restaurant was great too.
The location is quiet and spacious which is a nice change from the surrounding metro area. It is literally next to a train station so transit is a breeze.
My only real complaint is that the laundry facility was too small. There were often 2 hour lines of folks waiting to get loads...
This was a well-maintained hotel with wonderful staff. The room itself was lovely and has great amenities. The 3 twin room was surprisingly spacious for 3 people. The on-premises restaurant was great too.
The location is quiet and spacious which is a nice change from the surrounding metro area. It is literally next to a train station so transit is a breeze.
My only real complaint is that the laundry facility was too small. There were often 2 hour lines of folks waiting to get loads...
Luke
Reviewed September 26, 2024Reviewed September 26, 2024
The Narita Airport limosine bus stops directly at this hotel, so it's very convenient if you don't want to carry a bunch of luggage on the shinkansen/local trains. There's a FamilyMart in a section of the building, on the second floor. The nearest metro station is the Akasaka-mitsuke station, and use the D exit (the yellow blocks on Google Maps). The staff is incredibly helpful, and we never felt uncomfortable asking for help with luggage/storage, or asking for more sheets/towels. Even Hilton's...
The Narita Airport limosine bus stops directly at this hotel, so it's very convenient if you don't want to carry a bunch of luggage on the shinkansen/local trains. There's a FamilyMart in a section of the building, on the second floor. The nearest metro station is the Akasaka-mitsuke station, and use the D exit (the yellow blocks on Google Maps). The staff is incredibly helpful, and we never felt uncomfortable asking for help with luggage/storage, or asking for more sheets/towels. Even Hilton's...
Megan
Reviewed November 27, 2023Reviewed November 27, 2023
This was a fantastic hotel! The location was incredible - it is walking distance to the Yamanote train line which connects you to other main attractions in Tokyo. There is also tons of great restaurants and shops in the area as well and a convenience store in the heart of the lobby making it easy to grab food, drinks or other supplies. The staff was very kind and helpful when shipping luggage to our next hotel in Kyoto. Lastly, you can take the Airport Limousine Shuttle Bus from Haneda and get...
This was a fantastic hotel! The location was incredible - it is walking distance to the Yamanote train line which connects you to other main attractions in Tokyo. There is also tons of great restaurants and shops in the area as well and a convenience store in the heart of the lobby making it easy to grab food, drinks or other supplies. The staff was very kind and helpful when shipping luggage to our next hotel in Kyoto. Lastly, you can take the Airport Limousine Shuttle Bus from Haneda and get...
I have been staying at this property for over 10 years when I come to Japan. It’s my favorite property because the property is conveniently located amongst great transportation and shopping.
I had a quite disturbing experience when I was lining up at the front desk to ask about their takkyubin services. When it was my turn an older gentleman with salt and pepper hair color asked me in a disrespectful voice “check in?” I was taken aback by this. Since I am able to speak in Japanese fluently, I...
I have been staying at this property for over 10 years when I come to Japan. It’s my favorite property because the property is conveniently located amongst great transportation and shopping.
I had a quite disturbing experience when I was lining up at the front desk to ask about their takkyubin services. When it was my turn an older gentleman with salt and pepper hair color asked me in a disrespectful voice “check in?” I was taken aback by this. Since I am able to speak in Japanese fluently, I...
Great find near Shinagawa and Sengakuji stations. Staff super helpful and pros. Would like more variety on the breakfast buffet. Luckily the Shinagawa station has the Atre’ with more options. Offers you access to the Shinkansen and Best Buy walking distance would stay here again as it’s a short train stopfrom Haneda
Great find near Shinagawa and Sengakuji stations. Staff super helpful and pros. Would like more variety on the breakfast buffet. Luckily the Shinagawa station has the Atre’ with more options. Offers you access to the Shinkansen and Best Buy walking distance would stay here again as it’s a short train stopfrom Haneda
ferdinand butch
Reviewed February 18, 2025Reviewed February 18, 2025
I always stay at Sotetsu Fresa Takadanobaba whenever I'm in Tokyo, and for good reason. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from Takadanobaba Station, which connects to the JR Yamanote, Seibu Shinjuku, and Tozai Lines. This makes it easy to get around Tokyo, whether you're headed to Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, or other popular spots.
The hotel itself is clean and comfortable, with rooms that are surprisingly spacious for the price. I appreciate that you can adjust the AC to your...
I always stay at Sotetsu Fresa Takadanobaba whenever I'm in Tokyo, and for good reason. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from Takadanobaba Station, which connects to the JR Yamanote, Seibu Shinjuku, and Tozai Lines. This makes it easy to get around Tokyo, whether you're headed to Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, or other popular spots.
The hotel itself is clean and comfortable, with rooms that are surprisingly spacious for the price. I appreciate that you can adjust the AC to your...
It was an incredible stay that was only a 6 min walk to Tokyo station and an even closer walk for the Ginza line. There is a 24 hour 7/11 on the first floor that is very convenient to get a meal and even burn the change you have collected throughout the day. 10/10 will stay again
It was an incredible stay that was only a 6 min walk to Tokyo station and an even closer walk for the Ginza line. There is a 24 hour 7/11 on the first floor that is very convenient to get a meal and even burn the change you have collected throughout the day. 10/10 will stay again
If you and your partner need a romantic escape, we've got just the ticket. If you want to explore the area, you might head to Seibuen Amusement Park or Sayama Prefectural Natural Park. If you're interested in staying near a certain attraction, you can sort properties by neighborhood or distance to top sights, so you and your partner will get to see everything on your list.
When is the best time of year for a romantic getaway to Higashiyamato?
If you're hoping to get lost in the rain on your romantic getaway, check out these details about year-round temperatures in Higashiyamato: The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 76°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 43°F. The rainiest months in Higashiyamato are September, October, June, and July, with each month seeing an average of 9 inches of rainfall.
What is there to do in Higashiyamato?
There's nothing better than seeing a new destination with your sweetheart, so consider taking time to discover all there is to see and do in Higashiyamato. You might consider a stop at Seibuen Amusement Park or Sayama Prefectural Natural Park while you're out and about.
What’s the best way to get to Higashiyamato and around town during my romantic getaway?
These transportation options in Higashiyamato might help your romantic trip go off without a hitch: To get to Higashiyamato, book a flight to Haneda Airport (HND), which is the closest major airport, located 24.4 mi (39.3 km) from the city center. You can access metro transit at Kamikitadai Station, Sakurakaido Station, and Higashiyamatoshi Station. If you want to explore the larger area, hop on a train at Higashiyamatoshi Station.