Tokyu Inn Shinbashi Atagoyama
1 6 6 ATAGO MINATO KU, Tokyo, 105 0002, Japan
from 3 sources
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Overall:
"Overall, it was a pretty good hotel for the price." — source Travelocity
"While the room was small and the desk is a little cramped, overall this was a truly pleasant and wonderful hotel experience." — source Expedia
"Very good hotel for the price, definitely recommend." — source Expedia
"This was an excellent hotel at a very good price." — source Expedia
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Clean:
"The room is mostly clean, but housekeeping tends to use dirty sponges to clean the bathrooms." — source Hotels.com
"This hotel is not a ""tourist"" hotel - BUT it is affordable, spotlessly clean and is located brilliantly." — source Travelocity
"The room was very clean and updated." — source Expedia
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"just a few minute walk to different stations, the location was very relaxing compared to the hustle and bustle of the main streets. This hotel was very central tokyo could walk to many different places and catch a train to anywhere from this area." — source Hotels.com
"Kind of a walk though to the train stations in the area." — source Expedia
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Room:
"The rooms were a little small (making the comfort a 4 out of 5), but then this is Central Tokyo - space comes at a premium." — source Expedia
More information on Tokyu Inn Shinbashi Atagoyama
Atago area was an estate town for Daimyo *Japanese feudal lord* in the 17th to 19th century and now this area is a vital business district. You could see many temples and shrines around our hotel. Tokyo Tower is less than 1km, it sparkles visionary at night. Atago area is next to Kasumigaseki, where the government office district is and also next to Roppongi, Ginza and Shinbashi district where it*s good to enjoy the fashion and culture of modern Japan. Rooms are functional and clean and non-smoking rooms are available if required. ***Accommodation Tax Paid Directly To Hotel 100 JPY PPPN***
Check-in Time:
3:00 PMCheck-out Time:
10:00 AMYear Built:
Total Rooms:
431 rooms.431Total Floors:
14 floors.Rooms:
Guest Rooms:All rooms in the New Wing are midium in size. Rooms are clean and functional with a touch of Art-deco-like design. High speed internet access is available from all rooms. Bathrooms are clean and good in condition.Directions
Tokyu Inn Shinbashi Atagoyama is located in the centre of Minato-ku, which is in the centre of Tokyo for business and trend. You might be able to act aggressive during Tokyo stay. Hotel location is silent, so many green around and close to Tokyo tower, Shiba Park, Hibiya Park and Imperial Palace. With a choice of 3 subway Lines you can easily go to Ginza, Roppongi, Shiodome, Akasaka, Harajuku, Shinjuku, Ueno, Asakusa and Shibuya district. 1km from JR Shinbashi Station *Karasumori exit* 500m from Toranomon *G07* Station served by the Ginza subway Line 500m from Kamiyacho *H05* Station served by the Hibiya subway Line 600m from Onarimon *I06* Station served by the Toei Mita subway Line 700m from Kasumigaseki Station served by the Marunouchi subway Line *M15*, Hibiya subway Line *H06* and Chiyoda subway Line *C08*
Area
Tokyu Inn Shinbashi Atagoyama is located in the centre of Minato-ku, which is in the centre of Tokyo for business and trend. You might be able to act aggressive during Tokyo stay. Hotel location is silent, so many green around and close to Tokyo tower, Sh
Attractions
Conference Rooms 1 Meeting Rooms Capacity Of Largest Room 36 People Maximum Conference Capacity 36 PeopleDining Information:null
Dining
RestaurantsRestaurant Shangri-la The only restaurant in the hotel that serves Western and Japanese dishes at a reasonable price. Zen (Nearby) Serves traditional Japanese food, e.g. tempura, raw fish, blowfish and Japanese beef. Traditional and modern layout but you don't have to sit up straight. Dubliner's Cafe and Pub (Nearby) An Irish style pub where many foreigners, American and European business people working in Tokyo come every day.
Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $108
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