Find hotels near Hirakawa Tenmangu Shrine, Tokyo from NT$2,553

"I stayed here 5 nights and I loved everything about it. It was a bit small but I traveled with 2 more people, each of us had a large suitcase and backpacks and it was perfect. Near Akasaka train station, a bunch of places to eat. Staff was incredible, they helped me with all the questions I had. They do speak English so made it way better. 10/10 hotel. Definitely staying here in the future. "

"The best breakfast ever. The standar rooms are very small but enough. The bathroom amazing. The staff is very kind. Great location."

"The hotel was very well kept up and the Staff were friendly, efficient, and professional. Overall, the experience was great!"

"We enjoyed our stay at this property. Staff was professional and friendly. Rooms were kept very clean. "

"We had fantastic service by conscientious people. Our room was excellent, with only the carpet in need of attention. "

"Nice property"

"From the moment we arrived at Executive House ZEN, I felt I was stepping into something exceptional. The calm, elegant design of the lounge and rooms immediately set a tone of luxury and tranquility,exactly what you’d hope for in an upscale Hotel. The suite itself was spacious, with a king-size bed, plush amenities, and lovely views over Tokyo’s cityscape and gardens. The bathroom felt more like a spa retreat,refined touches, high-quality toiletries like Salvatore Ferragamo, and a bathtub that invites you to linger. Service throughout was outstanding. Staff were attentive, warm and professional. Having a dedicated concierge, exclusive check-in/check-out, and access to the ZEN lounge with food/drinks and breathtaking views made the stay feel pampered. The location is another highlight set in Chiyoda with proximity to landmarks like the Imperial Palace and elegant gardens. Yet despite being in the heart of the city, there’s a serene feeling thanks to the 400-year-old Japanese garden on the property. It gives you a sense of escape without sacrificing access to what Tokyo has to offer. If I were to find minor downsides, I’d say some of the non-ZEN common areas feel a bit dated compared with the refined ZEN parts. And though the food is generally very good, a couple of dining out experiences were poor."

"Very clean rooms and had everything you needed including robes and a water kettle. So many Dining options close by and train station is a 5 mins walk away "

"Very friendly staff, convenient location to restaurants and shopping and even walking distance to train station and the Hie shrine. "