Keihinjima Yoga Vacations

Love this location for proximity to the jr line and monorail for easy transfer to the airports. Also not in a busy touristy part of the city, so perfect for people who get overwhelmed with the Tokyo congestion. A great bakery and 7-Eleven around the corner kept us fed for easy breakfasts before full days of sightseeing. The apartment itself was beautiful, clean and perfect for our family of four, including two college-aged kids.

I booked this room the last minute, and our family has been traveling Hong Kong, and Japan (Osaka, Nara, & Kyoto). This hotel was the best out of all the hotels. It had washer/dryer combo machine, Nepresso machine, cooking utensils, refrigerator, large bath, etc. The only negative would be no view of outside as there was a building right next to it.

Great room and location, very helpful staff.

Loved the sauna and the large tub

The rooms were clean and the hotel was located in a great area! If you like staying close to train stations but also out of super busy areas I would definitely recommend this place!

Really great place to stay

Great hotel. 10 mins to main train station. Quiet and pleasant garden as part of hotel grounds. Wonderful staff. Can’t imagine a better experience.

The Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand was magnificent! The service was off the charts. The views from the 45th-floor restaurant were spectacular, matching the amazing breakfast they serve. The happy hour and afternoon tea are also great. We would stay here again in a heartbeat—our highest recommendation.

Bar was open late and had delicious cocktails, Twilight and Summer Bliss were my favorites. Hotel is only a 5 min walk to Golden Gai which was super convenient.

I booked this room the last minute, and our family has been traveling Hong Kong, and Japan (Osaka, Nara, & Kyoto). This hotel was the best out of all the hotels. It had washer/dryer combo machine, Nepresso machine, cooking utensils, refrigerator, large bath, etc. The only negative would be no view of outside as there was a building right next to it.

Expensive. The only thing worth it was the location. Otherwise tiny rooms and bathroom and next to no amenities.

My friend and I had our annual week trip and Sakura was just right where we needed it to be - not too far from main areas (transportation, markets, restaurants plus Ueno) but well located at a neighborhood area. The staff was very easy to communicate with and was very helpful from checking in to when we have questions to getting a taxi for us when we checked out. The rooms and the shared areas are always cleaned. The room itself is straightforward - a clean bed, clean floor, a table and a working AC and a window - perfect for us who was gone most of the day. I would just say that we only ate once at the free breakfast as it was only toast, soup and coffee/tea - you can buy your own full breakfast. My friend and I rarely got hungry in the morning so we skipped the rest of breakfast for the next 4 mornings. I do would like to say, the bunk beds was surprisingly comfortable and I was on the top bunk so I slept good every single night. Overall, I would stay there again if I ever come to Tokyo! A lowkey but international type of stay. Oh! Did I mention, the 24/7 access to in-house drinks and food was a huuuuge plus for downtime. Thank you for having us Sakura

Bar was open late and had delicious cocktails, Twilight and Summer Bliss were my favorites. Hotel is only a 5 min walk to Golden Gai which was super convenient.

Very nice hotel with well-laid-out rooms. The minor inconvenience is that the lobby is on the 18th floor, and the breakfast restaurant is on the ground floor. Otherwise, charming and interesting.