"I love hotel j-mex. The worst part is to get down the stairs to the property if you have big luggage etc. everything else is perfect. This is a love hotel so you will see people using it for that purpose, and cigarette smell if that bothers you. If not, J-Mex is always my go to when I stay in Japan. The room is huge. The bathroom is the best. 100000/10 we love you j-mex see you next trip"
"Hotel was clean, super convenient to subway, and surrounded by small eateries and grocery stores. Lobby amenities with coffee, water, ice machine, etc... was great!"
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Top Tokyo Fire Museum Hotel Reviews
JR WEST GROUP VIA INN SHINJUKU
10/10 Excellent
"Staff were very friendly and helpful. Room was clean and amenities were available in the lobby. Location is great- close to shopping and the train station. I would definitely stay here again "
"Very busy hotel, but run efficiently!! Rooms are dated. But within walking distance to the Tokyo Dome where we saw a fun baseball game!
I’d stay there again"
"I had a great stay at Keio Plaza Hotel in Shinjuku! The room had an incredible view of Mt. Fuji (on clear days) and we could also see the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building’s light show at night, which was such a cool bonus.
The location is super convenient — really close to metro lines, tons of shopping, and all the nightlife Shinjuku has to offer. It made getting around and exploring Tokyo really easy.
Breakfast was excellent with a nice mix of Japanese and Western options. Whether you’re into traditional Japanese breakfast or prefer something more familiar like eggs and toast, they’ve got you covered.
The staff were also amazing — really friendly and helpful the whole time. You can tell they take pride in their service.
Definitely planning to stay here again next time I’m in Tokyo. Highly recommend it!
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A stroll through this peaceful, colorful garden is the highlight of a trip to Tokyo at any time of year. It is especially popular for the cherry blossoms of spring.
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What can I see and do near Tokyo Fire Museum?
You might want to spend some time browsing the exhibits at Samurai Museum, Nezu Art Museum, or Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art. Explore notable local landmarks like Tokyo Imperial Palace, Sensoji Temple, and Akasaka Palace. You can catch a show at Akasaka ACT Theater, Billboard Live, and Suntory Hall.
How can I get to Tokyo Fire Museum?
With so many choices for transportation, seeing all of the area near Tokyo Fire Museum is a breeze. You can access metro transit at Shinjuku-sanchome Station, Shinjuku-nishiguchi Station, and Higashi-shinjuku Station. If you'd like to explore more of the area, jump aboard a train from Seibu-Shinjuku Station, Shinjuku Station, or Shin-Okubo Station.
