Find hotels near Hamarikyu Gardens, Tokyo from AED 521

"The room was perfect, the breakfast was great and the location of hotel was excellent. The staff were super nice and helpful, we really enjoyed our stay there!"

"Compared to last year, this stay was not a pleasant experience from check-in to check-out. I was here for a work trip, so reliable Wi-Fi was extremely important. Unfortunately, the connection did not work properly and kept cutting off during our team calls. When we informed the front desk, we were told there was nothing they could do. Additionally, the phone in the room rang randomly twice over the weekend at around 7am, which was very frustrating when trying to rest after long working days. Communication was also difficult at times, as the English proficiency of the staff was limited, which made it hard to get messages across. Might be the last time here"

"The room was amazingly clean. Check in was fast and easy. Check out was a computerized self-checkout, which only took a couple of minutes. The breakfast buffet was well worth the price. Good variety of mostly western food. The gym was small with a stair climber, 2 treadmills and a bike. Conveniently located acrosss the street from Shimbashi Station, which has lots of good restaurants. Bed was softer than most Japanese hotel beds, and the room was larger than most Tokyo rooms. They have 2 robots or room deliveries. "

"Friendly staff and great location "

"This hotel is located in the middle of a green space which is nice in terms of quiet and being in a place that feels separated from the city. That being said, there are no 7-Eleven or convenience store close by, but a wonderful restaurant and wonderfully helpful staff and concierge."

"Fuss-free check in and check out, near tokyo monorail, mini supermart within 1 min walk"

"Room condition was pretty good but air ventilation and odor from toilet weren’t good"

"Good"

"We love Tokyo! This place is a good place to stay. Super convenient for shopping/eating/sightseeing / In the heart of Gina I think it's downtown Tokyo. "