Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
26-1,sakuragaoka-cho Shibuyaku, TOKYO, 150-0031, Japan
from 4 sources
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Overall:
"Highly recommended for any travellers." — source Hotels.com
"""Promotional rate"" was excellent value for such a good hotel in the center of Tokyo." — source Travelocity
"The staff was great but the hotel was just average I am glad I ended my stay at the Shangri La Tokyo luxury hotel cost more but was worth it Stayed in the Horizon club rooms I recommend the Shangri La if you are staying in Tokyo." — source Expedia
"Great hotel in Shibuya." — source Hotels.com
"The location is excellent, a short walk from the Shibuya subway/train station and with many restaurants within a 5-10 minute walk away, several that were excellent including hotel-recommended tempura house and small Italian place teeming with twenty-somethings." — source Expedia
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Clean:
"rooms are extremely clean, shiny and new." — source Hotels.com
"Great area, clean and friendly for the cost I paid." — source Priceline
"Very nicely appointed and clean rooms." — source Expedia
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Service:
"Fantastic service, Every single detail is taking care without having to ask." — source Travelocity
"Everything was excellent, the service, the room, the location, very close to the subway, many nice restaurant and stores. But there is only one thing that I dont recommend at all, the restaurant in top of the hotel, the food was pricy, not good at all and the service terrible, the only thing good is the view." — source Expedia
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Location:
"Good location for Tokyo." — source Hotels.com
"This was my first time to Tokyo, but the Cerulean was in a great location, 5 minute walk to the amazing Shibuya crossing, very nice room (small, but awesome shower and fancy toilet)." — source Expedia
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Room:
"The rooms are fairly pricey and the food borders on outrageous." — source Hotels.com
More information on Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
Being the tallest building in Shibuya, rooms boast magnificent views over Tokyo. Savour French cuisine and sublime views at the tower's restaurant on the 40th floor, or choose from an array of restaurants, lounges and bars throughout the hotel. State of the art facilities, including high-speed data telecommunication and internet connection systems, make this an ideal venue for meeting, Banquet and large scale conference. The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Shibuya, a prime Business and it district, also famous for shopping, entertainment, dining and fashion.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1200Year Built:
Total Rooms:
231 rooms.231Total Floors:
22 floors.Rooms:
414Cancellation Policy
By 6 pm local time day of arrival no fee
Directions
City
Area
SHIBUYA AREA
Pets
False
Attractions
Limousine Bus Nrt, Hnd 0 Mi / 0 Km Train Jr, Tokyu, Keio Line 0 Mi / 0 Km Yoyogi National Stadium 1 Mi / 1 Km Nhk Broadcasting Center 1 Mi / 1 Km Yebisu 1 Mi / 1 Km Shingagawa 3 Mi / 5 Km Conference Rooms 10 Meeting Rooms Capacity Of Largest Room 1300 People Maximum Conference Capacity 850 People Maximum Banquet Capacity 700 People The Hotel Will Feature 10 Banquet Rooms, Including A Grand Banquet Hall 1400 Meters, Maximum Capacity Of 1300 Persons And Sky Banquet On The 39th Floor. The Grand Banquet Is Able To Adjust The Space To Suit The Size Of The Event. This Banquet Room Is Fully Equipped With State Of Art Facilities, Including High speed Digital Telecommunication Facilities. Please Note Fees May Apply To Above Facilities
Information by RealTravelCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $200
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