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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.
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
Feels very clean and new; the development around the hotel has a lot of dining and drinking options. Subway stop a few levels down very convenient! Staff very kind and helpful.
Feels very clean and new; the development around the hotel has a lot of dining and drinking options. Subway stop a few levels down very convenient! Staff very kind and helpful.
Brooks
Reviewed November 7, 2024Reviewed November 7, 2024
Beautiful property with lovely rooms. Location is quiet, so it is a little distance to main tourist sites. As the pool is part of the building (commercial) gym, no kids allowed, which was a shame.
Beautiful property with lovely rooms. Location is quiet, so it is a little distance to main tourist sites. As the pool is part of the building (commercial) gym, no kids allowed, which was a shame.
Loved loved loved waking up and having breakfast at the hotel and then heading out for the day! It is what we miss the most. It was the most serene way to start the day. The spa treatment was so soothing and relieving!
Loved loved loved waking up and having breakfast at the hotel and then heading out for the day! It is what we miss the most. It was the most serene way to start the day. The spa treatment was so soothing and relieving!
Kimberly
Reviewed October 25, 2026Reviewed October 25, 2026
I had the privilege to stay in the Garden Suite, with access to the Club Lounge. The check-in was SWIFT. A manager came, handled my little luggage and a bell-boy took over and walked me to the Club Lounge. Hot & cold drinks & tea-time snacks were served. I spent an hour before going to the Suite. The suite is IMPECCABLE, from the furnishing to the amenities (Imabari towels) & toiletries (Bamford). It has a large balcony. Though it was rather windy, I kept one of the large panels open. The VIEWS...
I had the privilege to stay in the Garden Suite, with access to the Club Lounge. The check-in was SWIFT. A manager came, handled my little luggage and a bell-boy took over and walked me to the Club Lounge. Hot & cold drinks & tea-time snacks were served. I spent an hour before going to the Suite. The suite is IMPECCABLE, from the furnishing to the amenities (Imabari towels) & toiletries (Bamford). It has a large balcony. Though it was rather windy, I kept one of the large panels open. The VIEWS...
The most amazing king size bed we’ve ever seen. 92” wide! Perfectly firm. Great views from 29 floor and up renovated rooms. Amazing shower bath and spacious. Breakfast buffet was excellent and we enjoyed the lounge.
The most amazing king size bed we’ve ever seen. 92” wide! Perfectly firm. Great views from 29 floor and up renovated rooms. Amazing shower bath and spacious. Breakfast buffet was excellent and we enjoyed the lounge.
Price-wise, the Grand Hyatt falls into the middle group of luxury hotels in Tokyo -- not as expensive as the Park Hyatt but on average a bit more expensive than the New Otani. For the price, you get absolutely top quality service, a beautifully clean and stylish room, top-notch facilities (including spa), and great restaurants (if you have the expense account for them). If you can, you will enjoy treating yourself to a truly first-rate experience there.
Price-wise, the Grand Hyatt falls into the middle group of luxury hotels in Tokyo -- not as expensive as the Park Hyatt but on average a bit more expensive than the New Otani. For the price, you get absolutely top quality service, a beautifully clean and stylish room, top-notch facilities (including spa), and great restaurants (if you have the expense account for them). If you can, you will enjoy treating yourself to a truly first-rate experience there.
rbd0819
Reviewed November 23, 2016Reviewed November 23, 2016
Pro: Everything
Con: 10 mins to the nearest subway station
Before the stay, we had high expectation of Omani Executive house zen, because it is known as one of the best hotels in Tokyo. After our stay, I believe it is the best of best hotels. I would shorten my review by save words for my compliment of the beautiful facility, please check out my photos below. Just the beautiful garden itself, it is already worth the price we paid. I believe what make new Otani executive house Zen stands out...
Pro: Everything
Con: 10 mins to the nearest subway station
Before the stay, we had high expectation of Omani Executive house zen, because it is known as one of the best hotels in Tokyo. After our stay, I believe it is the best of best hotels. I would shorten my review by save words for my compliment of the beautiful facility, please check out my photos below. Just the beautiful garden itself, it is already worth the price we paid. I believe what make new Otani executive house Zen stands out...
Missing Keio Plaza already, and just thinking about an excuse to return to Tokyo.
I was pleasantly surprised with the service level, cleanliness, willingness to assist from all staff. Even when there were lots of guests they managed to offer personal touches during service. I praise the hotel management and commitment from all employees we came across.
Special mention to Mr Fuentes from the Club Level, also special thanks to housekeeping, they did it perfectly and discretely, it was pleasant to...
Missing Keio Plaza already, and just thinking about an excuse to return to Tokyo.
I was pleasantly surprised with the service level, cleanliness, willingness to assist from all staff. Even when there were lots of guests they managed to offer personal touches during service. I praise the hotel management and commitment from all employees we came across.
Special mention to Mr Fuentes from the Club Level, also special thanks to housekeeping, they did it perfectly and discretely, it was pleasant to...
Ivan
Reviewed December 3, 2022Reviewed December 3, 2022
Hotel location is very good and within walking distance from metro/JR train stations and Tokyo station shopping district. Hotel staff was extremely friendly and courteous. We found the rooms to be very large and comfortable. We had a minor clog in the toilet and it was fixed quickly after we reported it. Our only regret is that the reservation spot available at the Sushi Sora restaurant was too late for us. Overall enjoyed the stay very much.
Hotel location is very good and within walking distance from metro/JR train stations and Tokyo station shopping district. Hotel staff was extremely friendly and courteous. We found the rooms to be very large and comfortable. We had a minor clog in the toilet and it was fixed quickly after we reported it. Our only regret is that the reservation spot available at the Sushi Sora restaurant was too late for us. Overall enjoyed the stay very much.
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When can I expect good weather in Yoshikawa?
Planning for the weather is a good way to make your trip to Yoshikawa relaxing and enjoyable, especially when you're splurging. 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 44°F. The rainiest months in Yoshikawa are October, September, July, and June, with each month seeing an average of 8 inches of rainfall.
What's there to see and do in Yoshikawa?
When you're in Yoshikawa, enjoy exploring the sights and attractions here including Koshigaya Golf Club, Tokyo Skytree, and Tokyo Dome. If you have a little extra time during your trip, you might want to make a stop at Tokyo Tower and Sensoji Temple.