Tokyo Hotel Guide. Hotels in Higashiazabu, Tokyo, Japan

"This is one of my favorite go to hotels in Tokyo. Easy access to trans. and Haneda Airport. My 5th stay at this hotel!"

"Very nice and clean hotel with easy access to Shinagawa station and to the rest of Tokyo. "

"My family and I absolutely loved staying here. We selected the room that stated was “good for families” and it really was. With 4 American-sized twin beds we found the room to still be spacious. We liked that the toilet was separate from the shower area. There were plenty of outlets for all of our needs. The temperature was easy to control. We liked the reusable slippers and provided pajamas! The one and only downside was the lack of a dresser. There was a low shelf below the clothes rod so we made it work. We also loved how close we were to train stations, with a Family Mart right across the street. We also liked how quiet the area is and yet a block away you have your pick of restaurants. My family and I would highly recommend this hotel. "

"The staffs were very nice and professional."

"Excellent hotel to stay with family "

"Super close to airport and very convenient if you have to catch a very early flight!"

"Room kept pristine and they provide a variety of toiletries and coffee/tea in hotel room. Excellent staff and very well trained. Highly recommend this hotel. Stayed for 5 nights and we were extremely impressed."

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"Keio Plaza is a great hotel in the Shinjuku area of Japan. It is in a quiet business district but very safe. The hotel is close to the Shinjuku subway --about 3 blocks away, The hotel rooms are Big for Japan standard --they are like our US hotel rooms. Two double beds with room for a desk and sitting area. The bathroom is also a good size with a shower and a tub. The water pressure was great. They provide robes, slippers, toothbrush, brush, comb, Loccocitane shampoo, lotion and soaps. It was just so comfortable to come back to my hotel room after a long busy day out touring and walking around all the different districts in Japan. Be sure to wear your most comfy shoes. The Airport Limousine Bus drops you directly to this hotel, it is one of the bus stops to and from Haneda Airport. Some people take the subway, and drag your suitcases up the many flights of stairs and through the streets. The Airport Limo Bus is only about $10 (US) per person. I also picked the option to include the Buffet breakfast. They serve both American and Japanese options. It's cheaper if you add the breakfast to your hotel booking --I did this when I booked through Expedia. I would definitely recommend this hotel when visiting Japan."