Hotels in Suidobashi/Tokyo Dome, Tokyo

A very satisfying stay. The hotel is small, but the room is large, which is rare in Tokyo. It is a small and beautiful hotel. The overall style is Japanese but combined with some modernity. Shoes are not worn in the room. The hotel front desk is not open 24 hours a day, but these have no big impact. The location is very good, about 10 minutes walk from Akihabara, the nearest subway station is just opposite the road, and there are three subway lines to take. The convenience store is also 2 minutes away. There is also a well-reviewed restaurant downstairs, and there is a coffee shop next door. There are not many people and cars in this area after 9 pm, and it is quiet to sleep at night. The amenities are all Japanese local brands, and they look like they are all additive-free. They are not bad to use. There is a large bathtub for bathing, and yukata and clogs are prepared, which are very distinctive. The automatic toilet is also very convenient. Even the kettle is insulated, so it will not be left cold. Many small details are really considerate. Although there are no waiters in the hotel at night, there is a public space with books, drinks, ice cream and some snacks, which can be taken by yourself. The children like it very much. Even if there are people living next door, you can't hear any noise. If you need anything, you can contact the hotel through WeChat, and they will try their best to meet your needs. Finally, when we left, we asked the hotel to help us get a taxi, and the front desk staff sent us to the gate. We all like this hotel very much and will stay there again if we have the chance.

I used this hotel about 10 years ago, and this was my second time, and it was a better experience than the last time. It had many advantages, such as a convenient automatic check-in system, clean rooms, easy access, and many restaurants and shops within walking distance. The basic location is not very central, but I think it is a very good choice for travelers who are familiar with downtown Tokyo.

Convenient location with a 6-minute walk to the JR train station. The room was small but very clean and nicely done. It's a big hotel and feels like you're at a conference that could be anywhere in the world. There was a long line for arrivals when we came, which I guess is because it was near the time check-ins start; I think we waited about 45 minutes or so.

Little mermaid as breakfast is good for bread lover, and the pastries actually very good! Location is very convenient and near to travel spot too. It’s quiet and my fav spot is the make up area, many mirrors which is good for girl. Got free hair curler or straightener for girl to do hair style too!

Hotel was located close to Akihabara and Ochanomizu Station which made transportation easily accessible. It was also a walking distance from various food places at Akihabara and had a Family Mart below. Room itself was a little small but expected of Tokyo hotels. Had sufficient amenities and was a clean place. Overall, a decent stay for its price.

We stayed here as a couple on Christmas Eve. We wanted to keep our budget low, so the room itself was small, but it was clean and the reception staff were all Japanese and very helpful. On Christmas Day, the hotel even gave us a nice surprise gift. It was a short stay, but it was a great stay.

Spacious room Bunker beds with nice enough mattress and pillows Built in light switches on every single bed which makes it so convenient Bathroom is fitted with shampoos conditioners and body wash and towels. Good shower spray strength and temperature Toilet is separated from bathroom Buy their in house cup and get coffee / tea free every day every time Guest gets free drink once off from the bar It is just less then one minute walk across Suidobashi station. Surrounded by convenience stalls and food stalls around. The ramen shop beside it is not bad. Only bad is that we can hear faint noises of the trains. The laundry machine reeks of smell after wash. It’s dirty. The reception is helpful and friendly I will stay here again.

Lovely hotel in a convenient location. Located on a quiet street between 3 subway lines, very comfortable for getting around. Also, Akihabara is just a 10 minute walk away. Lots of places to eat and drink a coffee around (the closest and quite good coffee is Tully's). The room itself is small, if not cramped, but there's a hack: cabin-size luggage easily fits under the bed, which makes it a bit easier to walk around the room. The cleanliness wasn't perfect, we found someone's hairs in the bathroom and the drain was clogged. Overall a nice hotel, but not a good value for money. Tokyo is expensive as hell, but one expects better quality for 120 USD per night.

The hotel is located about a 5 min walk from the nearest train station. Google maps made us walk a steep hill up to the hotel from the station so do take note if you have luggage (there is a more long winded way which doesn’t need you to go up a steep hill). Location: about 20 mins from the city so I would say this is on the outskirts of the city, which we liked as it is quieter. We somehow could hear the trains in the morning though we didn’t hear them at night. Room: It is small (like all Tokyo hotels) but sufficient. The bed was very comfy, and the rooms and toilets were kept clean and nice. No signs of aging. The pyjamas given were super comfy and a lot of amenities were given as well. Water pressure was good. Amenities: The best part of this hotel is its facilities. I absolutely loved the 3rd floor inner garden where we could sit and hear water flowing. They serve free green tea too at stipulated time periods. Be sure to check it out! The gym is very basic though with only a few treadmills and no weights. Food: Quite a lot of food options which are about a 5 min walk away. Service: Really good service by front counter staff. They also helped us make a reservation at a restaurant :)

This hotel is very old. The double room is big enough, but the layout is very strange. It is very uncomfortable to enter. I don't know if it is a special offer from Ctrip. When I came to Japan, I booked three hotels on Ctrip. Every time I was given the last room. This time, the b Suidobashi also gave me the last room. I felt really uncomfortable when I entered, so I went downstairs to ask for a room change. The service attitude was very good and they actively helped me change the room. But this hotel is too old. The most expensive and the oldest one. The one I took a photo of is a single room. The 30-inch suitcase cannot be opened.