In this post, I will present Tokyo’s 10 best-ranked hotels according to guest reviews on the hotel booking site Agoda. The hotels included in this post are all 3+ star hotels and have received a minimum of 50 guest reviews. They are ranked below by average review score where 10/10 is the maximum.
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★9.7★
1. Hotel Ryumeikan Ochanomizu Honten
The best-rated hotel in Tokyo is also one of the properties that holds the most interesting history. The original building was constructed in 1899, but has gone through a number of hurdles, including being completely burned down to the ground in the Great Kanto Earthquake. The last renovation of the hotel took place in 2014, but the traditional Japanese design has been kept so that guests can enjoy the mix of traditional and modern to its fullest. Staying guests praise the hotel for its spacious, clean and quiet rooms. But be aware; the hotel has a very limited number of rooms, so you might want to book early in advance to secure your room!
★9.0★
2. Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International
This hotel is in particularly renowned for its excellent location, with markets, food stalls, restaurants, local shops and not to mention the famous Sensoji temple being within a couple of minutes’ walking distance. Guests praise the hotel for their clean rooms that are comfortable and of good size. If you’re lucky you'll even get a room with a fabulous view of the Sensouji temple. From the hotel you can easily walk to the closest station which has a direct route to Narita Airport. Perfect as a base to explore Tokyo!
★9.0★
3. Hotel Ryumeikan Tokyo
Hotel Ryumeikan Tokyo has been recognized as a "Michelin Guide Hotel" 2017, which is also the sixth year in a row that the hotel has been awarded a place in the world-famous guidebook. Guests who have stayed at Hotel Ryumeikan Tokyo often praise the excellent location of the hotel, situated just 3 minutes from Tokyo Station’s Yaesu North Exit and with an airport shuttle bus stop located right in front of the hotel. Other strong points include staff with good English skills, fast high-speed WiFi and the many good bars and restaurants in the vicinity of the hotel.
★9.0★
4. Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
Hotel Gajoen Tokyo is situated inside what also happens to be Japan’s first "All-in-one" banquet or wedding complex; the Meguro Gajoen (I’ve previously written about Meguro Gajoen here). The building remains a historical treasure where you are welcome to stay the night. All of their rooms are over 70m², so it is definitely among the larger rooms you can get in Tokyo. Staying guests praise the hotel for its good location, the luxurious interior and spacious room that comes with a private Jacuzzi bath tub. Definitely a place to stay if you want to pamper yourself in Japanese luxury.
★9.0★
5. Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba
From Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba you’ll get a stunning view of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Bay. Previous guests praise the hotel for their comfortable rooms, courteous and friendly staff, good quality toiletries and not at least their great location. There’s a wide range of restaurants in the vicinity to choose from and its proximity to Daiba station makes it easy to reach other parts of Tokyo. The hotel even offers a free shuttle to Disneyland, and when it is time to leave their direct limousine bus ensures a convenient departure.
★8.9★
6. Richmond Hotel Premier Tokyo Oshiage
Richmond Oshiage is situated right next to the Tokyo Skytree and the Oshiage station. From here it is easy to get around Tokyo city by subway, as well as the Narita and Haneda airports. Below the hotel there is a huge LIFE grocery store, and there are numerous convenience stores in the area too. Rooms come equipped with necessary amenities, including a Handy mobile phone that guests are allow to use for free during their stay. With the Handy mobile phone you’ll have free internet and calls wherever you go in Tokyo.
★8.9★
7. The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Autograph Collection
This hotel is an excellent choice if you want to enjoy the view of the Tokyo Skyline from your room, and the hotel also boosts of a traditional Japanese garden with a Koi pond. Previous guests have praised the hotel for their big and super clean rooms. Despite the central location Shinagawa is a relatively quiet area, so you can get away from the regular “hustle and bustle” while enjoying the prominent accessibility. You’re only a few minutes’ walk away from the Shinagawa Station with great access to both Tokyo Station only a few stops away in one direction or Shibuya or Shinjuku station in the other. Access to the airport is also great, with direct access to Narita Airport by JR and the Airport Limousine bus making hourly stops at the hotel.
★8.9★
8. The Gate Hotel Asakusa Kaminarimon by Hulic
The hotel has comfortable and big rooms with tasteful decoration. A coffee machine in your room with coffee refills provided each morning ensure that you can start all of your days fresh. From the hotel restaurant you can enjoy a million dollar view of the Tokyo Skytree. Hotel guests are also especially satisfied by the location, with both Senso-ji temple and the Tokyo Metro Asakusa Ginza line only a few steps away.
★8.9★
9. Hotel Coco Grand Ueno Shinobazu
Guests who have stayed at Hotel Coco Grand Ueno Shinobazu praise the stunning view of Ueno Park from the hotel rooms. The rooms are also equipped with a range of practical amenities, which even includes hair wax and aftershave for men and a large Shiatsu neck massager that can be used in the room during the stay. The hotel provides their guests with the chance to get a relaxing stay at their sauna and onsen hot spring that is open daily from 5am to 2am. Their breakfast buffet gets appraisals with their selection of Japanese and Western dishes, and guests are also happy about having access to a bakery shop on the first floor of the hotel. Both entertainment and transportation is close; you can reach Ameyoko shopping area, Ueno Station and the Keisei Ueno Station within a short walk. From Ueno Station guests have direct access to Narita Airport.
★8.9★
10. Myoujin-no-Yu Dormy Inn Premium Kanda, Akihabara Hot Spring
This hotel just opened in early 2017 and is both brand new and well equipped. At this hotel you get good value for the money, as long as you don’t mind the smaller rooms. The Dormy Inn chain as a whole is well known for offering delicious breakfast buffet and relaxing baths where guests can soak, so you won’t get disappointed here. At Myoujin-no-Yu they have 2 hot spring pools available, and one of them is outdoor so guests can even see the sky from the pool. And last but not least; In the evening beer and ramen are served for free to the hotel guests!
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Anette came to Japan as an exchange student in 2010, met the love of her life and got stuck. From her base in Tokyo she writes about her experiences as a full-time worker in Tokyo and about her travels in Japan and abroad. She's a free-spirited adventurer who enjoys both the great outdoors and her urban lifestyle.
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