Search Hotels Near Suiho Tagawa - Norakuro Museum, Tokyo

"One issue with the staff when we arrived otherwise, nice hotel"

"It’s an older hotel so don’t expect modern amenities, but the room was fine and clean. It was a good value in central Tokyo. There are only 2 older laundry machines for the whole hotel so you might need to wait and the dryers can be very slow."

"Friendly and very helpful staff"

"I really enjoyed staying at this property. It has everything! It’s like renting a house but with service. The staff are amazing and helpful. The beds are comfortable. The rooms and bathrooms are clean. Good refrigerator size. The kitchen has everything that we need. Coin laundry is available down stairs across the front desk. The location is conveniently across Fami Turn the corner and you wil. Walk 2 blocks to the train station. Parco Building (shopping center)is right before the train station. The hotel even has their own luggage transfer and I did use it for a fee. It’s perfect in every way!"

"Everything was excellent, can't really complain. Elevators were quite busy I suppose, but it was also Sakura season, busiest time of the year. I really enjoyed the location, in fact it was tucked just east of the major congestion areas, right next door to a massive arena (got to see Japan wrestling), and connected with a 2 minute walk to Ryogoku station - it was actually quite nice. Highly recommend if you want a spot where you can get anywhere quick, and also calm and tucked in a calm city area. Also, lots of food choices nearby tucked into Ryogoku's south side - loved it. "

"Small rooms, small restroom. Could barely walk in the room with 2 people. Very tight.AC worked slowly. Location is very convenient, .4 mi of terminal 2. They have a money exchange machine that’s so convenient and their amenities are amazing! "

"Perfect stay!"

"Very clean. Automated check-in process. Wish the capsule had a hard door instead of a roll down blind. This would reduce the noise you hear from others at night. "

"Insanely small room, AC didn't work well"