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Without question, this was a five star stay. The staff was exceptionally helpful, professional, and the property is immaculate. This is my second long stay at the property, and I will definitely be back!
Without question, this was a five star stay. The staff was exceptionally helpful, professional, and the property is immaculate. This is my second long stay at the property, and I will definitely be back!
George
Reviewed October 23, 2026Reviewed October 23, 2026
Overall great hotel. We enjoyed it. The only con for us (but that is personal preference) although firm the pillows were too flat. Would recommend 10/10
Overall great hotel. We enjoyed it. The only con for us (but that is personal preference) although firm the pillows were too flat. Would recommend 10/10
Heidi
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
Excellent small family run inn less than one mile from the Akabane JR station. Very good value— pleasant Japanese style rooms with comfortable futons, clean restroom facilities down the hall with private toilet/shower room assigned to each guest room and Japanese style breakfast cooked as you wait: when we stayed, we enjoyed the satisfying breakfast consisting of small green salad, toast or English muffin, fresh fruit plate, juice, coffee or tea, and bacon and breakfast sausage served at a...
Excellent small family run inn less than one mile from the Akabane JR station. Very good value— pleasant Japanese style rooms with comfortable futons, clean restroom facilities down the hall with private toilet/shower room assigned to each guest room and Japanese style breakfast cooked as you wait: when we stayed, we enjoyed the satisfying breakfast consisting of small green salad, toast or English muffin, fresh fruit plate, juice, coffee or tea, and bacon and breakfast sausage served at a...
I was nice that it was located close to the station, the baths were very relaxing, breakfast was a bonus, and the late check-out made it convenient with my flight departure.
I was nice that it was located close to the station, the baths were very relaxing, breakfast was a bonus, and the late check-out made it convenient with my flight departure.
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...
The huge private garden (like a private park) with 3 story pagoda is incredible and the pools, onsen, sauna and hot tubs are really nice.
This was once a Four Seasons Hotel and still now remains one the best classic Ritz Carlton like hotels in Tokyo.
The huge private garden (like a private park) with 3 story pagoda is incredible and the pools, onsen, sauna and hot tubs are really nice.
This was once a Four Seasons Hotel and still now remains one the best classic Ritz Carlton like hotels in Tokyo.
Daniel
Reviewed January 30, 2025Reviewed January 30, 2025
I was a bit skeptical, as I saw multiple APA hotels in my search, but that is because of how good it is. It is a very eco friendly hotel with a moto of "Simplified Luxury" which is exactly what it was. It was very walkable to all the major spots of Shinjuku we were looking for- the station, the tourist spots, etc. Also, all the amenities the hotel had to offer. The room itself, while small by design, met all our expectations. Extra toilietry items, robes, pajamas, indoor slippers, water...
I was a bit skeptical, as I saw multiple APA hotels in my search, but that is because of how good it is. It is a very eco friendly hotel with a moto of "Simplified Luxury" which is exactly what it was. It was very walkable to all the major spots of Shinjuku we were looking for- the station, the tourist spots, etc. Also, all the amenities the hotel had to offer. The room itself, while small by design, met all our expectations. Extra toilietry items, robes, pajamas, indoor slippers, water...
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
Everything was great, my only small complaint was that the tv was small and only had 12 channels and all of them were Japanese channels, it would of been nice if you add some English channels
Everything was great, my only small complaint was that the tv was small and only had 12 channels and all of them were Japanese channels, it would of been nice if you add some English channels
Our stay at Hotel Niwa made our Japan trip exceptional! As American travelers in our early 30s, we found this place to be a gem in Tokyo.
The hotel's ambiance was simply beautiful, and the rooms were surprisingly spacious for a city known for compact spaces. Its prime location, just a 5-minute walk from a JR line, made navigating Tokyo incredibly convenient. Plus, being within walking distance of fantastic restaurants and yes, even the indispensable 7-11s, added immense value to our stay.
The...
Our stay at Hotel Niwa made our Japan trip exceptional! As American travelers in our early 30s, we found this place to be a gem in Tokyo.
The hotel's ambiance was simply beautiful, and the rooms were surprisingly spacious for a city known for compact spaces. Its prime location, just a 5-minute walk from a JR line, made navigating Tokyo incredibly convenient. Plus, being within walking distance of fantastic restaurants and yes, even the indispensable 7-11s, added immense value to our stay.
The...
Derek
Reviewed December 18, 2023Reviewed December 18, 2023
It is great in an upscale location. There are a lot of shops and restaurants within walking distance. It is 10 minutes walk to the famous Shibuya Crossing.
It is great in an upscale location. There are a lot of shops and restaurants within walking distance. It is 10 minutes walk to the famous Shibuya Crossing.
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
Are you looking for a romantic escape? You might consider checking out some of the nearby sights and attractions such as Kenei Sayamainariyama Park, Sayama City Museum, or Sapio Inariyama. If you'd like to stay close to a certain attraction, you can sort properties by neighborhood and proximity 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 Sayama?
If you're looking forward to lots of outings with your partner, check out these details about year-round temperatures in Sayama: The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 77°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 43°F. The rainiest months in Sayama are September, October, July, and June, with each month seeing an average of 8 inches of rainfall.
What is there to do in Sayama?
There's nothing better than wandering around a new place with your sweetheart, so consider checking out all there is to see and do in Sayama. You might think about visiting Kenei Sayamainariyama Park, Sayama City Museum, or Sapio Inariyama.
What’s the best way to get to Sayama and around town during my romantic getaway?
This information about transportation options in Sayama might help your romantic trip get off to a smooth start: If you're looking to fly to Sayama, the closest major airport is Haneda Airport (HND), located 29.6 mi (47.6 km) from the city center. If you want to explore the larger area, ride aboard one of the trains from Shin Sayama Station.