from 2 sources
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Overall:
"If all you need is a nice room with a friendly staff, I would certainly recommend this hotel." — source Hotels.com
"I would recommend this hotel to anyone." — source Hotels.com
"This hotel is a great place to stay especially for families or foreign travelers as much of the staff speaks English, it is easy to get to from Narita since they the limousine bus has direct drop-off, and itÂ’s very spacious/clean/new." — source Expedia
"This was a great hotel." — source Expedia
"and I recommend it." — source Expedia
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Clean:
"The rooms are a little more western-style than other places, so more room; also, very clean and comfortable." — source Expedia
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"Hotel location was the only possible draw-back of the property- Not much to do in the location of the hotel." — source Hotels.com
"Comfortable, quiet, great location." — source Expedia
"great location on the water." — source Hotels.com
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Room:
"The rooms are very small and need an upgrade. I was also lead to believe that when I booked in I was given breakfast vouchers with my room key but at the end of the stay I was informed they were not vouchers and they charged my room for the breakfast." — source Hotels.com
"It has a great view of the Rainbow Bridge too, if you happen to get a room on that side of the hotel." — source Expedia
"Room was dormlike but had everything needed." — source Expedia
More information on Dai Ichi Tokyo Seafort
The Dai Ichi Hotel is located at Tennoz Isle overlooking Tokyo Bay and offers direct access to Haneda Airport via the rail. Ideally situated for visitors to the area, it has a warm and welcoming atmosphere that emphasizes friendly and hospitable service. The hotel has excellent facilities as well as comfortable guest rooms and public areas. All of the guest rooms are comfortable and nicely equipped to give a feeling of being home while away from home. The hotel also has a variety of facilities and services that are sure to meet the needs of both business and leisure travelers.
Check-in Time:
1PMCheck-out Time:
12NTotal Rooms:
127 rooms.127Total Floors:
29 floors.Rooms:
Standard Rooms consist of one or more rooms of the following types: Single Bed with bathroom, Twin Beds with bathroom, Twin Beds with bathroom for single occupancy, Double Bed with bathroomDirections
Haneda Domestic Airport is 14 minutes by monorail. Shinagawa Station is 10 minutes by bus. Tokyo Big Site, international exhibition center is 10 minutes by Rinkai Lain. Imperial Palace is 20 minutes by monorail and JR train. Asakusa temple is 35 minutes by monorail and subway. Ginza District is 15 minutes by monorail and JR train. Tsukiji fish market is 20 minutes by monorail and subway. Makuhari is 35 minutes by Rinkai Line and JR train.
Area
Haneda Dom Airport HND 5 km, Narita Int'l Airport NRT 60 km, Art Sphere Theatre adjacent, Convention Centres nearby
Pets
False
Attractions
Yokohama 20 Mi / 32 Km
Dining
RestaurantsThere are two restaurants and one bar in our Hotel. Grand Cafe - French Restaurant open from breakfast time through dinner time Buffet at breakfast, French course and sometimes buffet are prepared at dinner time. Tennoz - Japanese Teppanyaki Restaurant open at lunch time and dinner time only. 28th floor ocean and bay view. Very good quality Japanese beef are prepared Reasonable set are prepared at lunch time Sea Fort Club - Desert Viking at lunch time. Bar at night time. Very delicate view at ocean bay side guaranteed at 28th floor especially at night time.
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