Find hotels near Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai, Tokyo from NT$3,058

"The staff were amazing. The property was well maintained and clean. Great location to local shops and public transportation."

"Rooms were clean, breakfast had a good selection, staff was very attentive and friendly. The only thing is if you have tattoos you can’t use the public bath or sauna (which is common in Japan and we were aware prior that we may not be allowed) and the gym is really just a few cardio machines, no weights of any kind."

"Enjoyed my stay at Tyoku Stay Tsukiji. The room was very clean and loved that we had a washer/dryer, a small kitchen, microwave, and refrigerator. The place gave me a feel of my own space. I felt very comfortable and loved the feel of the hotel. It was also a good location right next to Tsukiji Market. I would definitely refer my friends and family to stay in this hotel. Lastly, the customer service was very excellent. Staff members very helpful with questions and getting us our transportation arranged. "

"Clean well appointed hotel close to both Shiodome and Shimbashi. Not a great deal going on at night but it’s easy to get to the more interesting areas. The rooms were Tokyo hotel small but clean and well appointed. "

"Did not use the shuttle. Was told they did not have one. We had to take a taxi. Did not stay the night so did not experience the breakfast. "

"Beautiful rooms. Incredibly clean. Would definitely recommend."

"This hotel was the perfect place to stay with kids! The location was super convenient—just a short walk to the train station, which made getting around so easy. The area felt safe and family-friendly, and everything we needed was close by. The rooms were comfortable, clean, and spacious enough for our family. Overall, it made our trip stress-free and enjoyable. Highly recommend for anyone traveling with kids!"

"Property under construction, but overall ok. It was $100CDN to access the pool which was shocking and the hours were disappointing "

"Staff was great very friendly and accommodating. Gym really isn’t a true gym."