Find hotels near Asanagi Park, Tokyo from ￥11,095

"Lovely hotel. Spacious rooms - especially for Japan! "

"A beautiful and old fashioned luxury hotel in Nihonbashi. Next to the airport bus terminal and its own underground subway access. Deluxe rooms are super large and comfortable, breakfast elegant and great choices - super friendly English speaking staff throughout "

"Rooms are very small Unlike American hotels your bed will not be made and trash will not be taken away for you Must leave trash out for collection and remember to put it back in Fresh towels left daily outside door in a bag Clean facility Nice bath house"

"Very clean"

"Walkable everywhere especially market!"

"Clean room, very attentive staff, beautiful location."

"We loved the location, close to a train station, in walking distance to both Tsukiji market and Ginza shopping, lots of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. A great coffee roaster right down the street. The only negatives we have are not enough places to hang towels or unpack clothes and only 2 washer/dryers. Otherwise we enjoyed our stay, the staff were great."

"The staff were so polite, the location is a perfect getaway from a fun night out. I would definitely recommend this place and will plan to return to this hotel ! 11/10"

"Very clean hotel, nice (smaller)rooms - wonderful shower. Pillows are awful - they become 2 cm thin after not very long. I asked the night auditor for 4 extra pillows (2 for each of us), and his questioning of the request was totally weird and just not necessary. He asked me why I needed 4 pillows, and told me that was too many to ask for. I didn’t understand why he was questioning me about this, but he explained to me that they have only so many extra pillows. He then negotiated me down to two extra pillows, which I accepted, and then showed up at the door with only one. His face and his posture were a bit confrontational, as though that is all the pillows we were entitled to. It was poorly handled, and I wouldn’t stay here again because of that. My advice to the hotel management - if you are charging $450/night, and your guest wants more pillows, you should just let the guest have those pillows. "