Find hotels near Banknote and Postage Stamp Museum, Tokyo from NT$1,321

"Great service"

"staff is great"

"Wonderful hotel "

"Amenities and staff"

"Overall excellent. First time experience to collect breakfast and use the room microwave to hear up food. Only sad is no proper housekeeping. Will do replace towers and collect rubbish. Also we love the washing machine. Helpful "

"Clean room and with full service. Great location near lots of shopping n restaurants nearby. Their buffet downstairs is not to be missed - great quality and visit by lots of locals which tell you something… Will be my first Tokyo hotel choice! "

"Clean room, great breakfast, kind and helpful staff."

"Clean room but small, great staff and very comfortable & safe. "

"Friendly and helpful staff. Room is clean; all necessary amenities (shampoo, conditioner, toothbrush with toothpaste,etc) are provided and if you should need other amenities like hairbrush, shaver, face mask, body lotion, moisturiser, serum, extra pillows, pyjamas, etc., you can get them from the reception area. Free buffet style simple breakfast is good n besides hot coffee n tea, there are also quite a few types of cold drinks available. After breakfast hours, the free flow beverages and drinks are available from 3pm till 9pm. Better still, there is a cocktail hour from 6pm to 9pm daily where you can chill out at the dining area with free flow alcoholic drinks (gin, whisky, vodka, red wine, plum wine, jap sake etc), cocktails and mocktails that you can make for yourself with the ingredients and menu provided. You can also enjoy a relaxing onsen located on 3rd floor of the hotel. In conclusion, this hotel takes really good care of its guests. There are also many eateries, shops, family marts, and malls nearby the hotel and its just a 2 minute walk to Akabane station. The hotel's location is great. Travelling to shinjuku, shibuya, tokyo station, Ginza, and other parts of tokyo city has been a breeze on JR and metro lines. I would definitely like to stay at this same hotel the next time I travel to Tokyo, Japan."