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.
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.
Wonderful free "light" breakfast, which was all you can eat freshly made delicious bacon, eggs on the wet side which appears very common here in Japan, noodles, yogurt, milk, mixed fruit, pastries, toast coffee, espresso, juice/soda machine with Coke, Coke zero, energy drinks, Minute Maid OJ... I mean are you kidding? You had access to all those beverages from 6am to 10pm, the area doubled as a quiet lounge after breakfast. Read, use a workstation, whatever you wanted. We will be going back to...
Wonderful free "light" breakfast, which was all you can eat freshly made delicious bacon, eggs on the wet side which appears very common here in Japan, noodles, yogurt, milk, mixed fruit, pastries, toast coffee, espresso, juice/soda machine with Coke, Coke zero, energy drinks, Minute Maid OJ... I mean are you kidding? You had access to all those beverages from 6am to 10pm, the area doubled as a quiet lounge after breakfast. Read, use a workstation, whatever you wanted. We will be going back to...
the Conrad is one of the very best 5 star hotels that I have stayed in. The views overlooking Tokyo Bay and Hamarikyu gardens are great. The hotel is a short walk to Hamarikyu garden and the Sumida river water bus. The fish market is nearby. The hotel sits above Shiodome subway station and communicates underground with Shimbasi station.
the Conrad is one of the very best 5 star hotels that I have stayed in. The views overlooking Tokyo Bay and Hamarikyu gardens are great. The hotel is a short walk to Hamarikyu garden and the Sumida river water bus. The fish market is nearby. The hotel sits above Shiodome subway station and communicates underground with Shimbasi station.
Michael
Reviewed September 25, 2014Reviewed September 25, 2014
From golf caddies to clubhouses to mini golf, Expedia has something for you. Families can enjoy the parks and the museums. Also, check out the art galleries and cafes in Setagaya.
What should I see and do in Setagaya while on a golf vacation?
When you're ready to take a break from the back nine, you'll discover that Setagaya has a lot to offer. Explore the local sights and attractions with a stop at Baji Koen Park, Komazawa Olympic Park, and Todoroki Valley. Also, don't miss Setagaya Local History Museum, Setagaya Hachimangu, and Setagaya Public Theatre.
What is a golf hotel in Setagaya like?
Golf hotels in Setagaya offer guest rooms as well as convenient access to a golf course. On Expedia, you will be able to find a good selection of golf hotels with either a 9+ hole golf course, or that are located next to an 18+ hole golf course. Golf hotels provide a good choice of services and amenities such as carts, clubhouses, and transport to the golf course when it is not onsite.