"Our second stay at the Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, and once again, a wonderful experience. Exceptional service, attentive staff, and great attention to detail. No complaints whatsoever."
"Our second stay at the Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, and once again, a wonderful experience. Exceptional service, attentive staff, and great attention to detail. No complaints whatsoever."
"It is a lovely little hotel in the middle of Tokyo, and access by several subway lines was quite convenient. Itโs old and outdated facility but its convenient and friendliness of the staff replace the aesthetic of hotel. The big common bathroom (Dai Yokujo) and rooftop patio are excellent.
The only complaint that I had was breakfast was all precooked food (processed), not freshly cooked food.
However, besides a bit of let down of breakfast quality, I would love to stay again next time I am in...
"It is a lovely little hotel in the middle of Tokyo, and access by several subway lines was quite convenient. Itโs old and outdated facility but its convenient and friendliness of the staff replace the aesthetic of hotel. The big common bathroom (Dai Yokujo) and rooftop patio are excellent.
The only complaint that I had was breakfast was all precooked food (processed), not freshly cooked food.
However, besides a bit of let down of breakfast quality, I would love to stay again next time I am in...
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We had a pleasant stay at this hotel, we especially enjoyed it being traditional Japanese. We slept on Futons which were comfortable but needed a bit of getting used to. The room was clean and spacious. There is a private bath (in the style of an onsen) that can be rented for an hour, which we really enjoyed. Staff was helpful and spoke English well.
We had a pleasant stay at this hotel, we especially enjoyed it being traditional Japanese. We slept on Futons which were comfortable but needed a bit of getting used to. The room was clean and spacious. There is a private bath (in the style of an onsen) that can be rented for an hour, which we really enjoyed. Staff was helpful and spoke English well.
Ulrike
Reviewed September 3, 2026Reviewed September 3, 2026
Hotel was in an incredible location, overlooking Tokyo. It was on top of multiple metro stations making travelling Tokyo easy. The hotel itself was incredible with huge and luxurious rooms. The service was 2nd to none also.
Hotel was in an incredible location, overlooking Tokyo. It was on top of multiple metro stations making travelling Tokyo easy. The hotel itself was incredible with huge and luxurious rooms. The service was 2nd to none also.
We stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi for the first six nights of our trip to Japan and returned again for another five nights before flying home.
It is truly an exceptional hotel and incredibly well managed. There is honestly nothing we could criticise. The rooms are beautiful, the facilities are outstanding, and everything is designed to make your stay effortless and comfortable.
What really makes the hotel special, however, is the staff. Everyone we encountered was extremely...
We stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi for the first six nights of our trip to Japan and returned again for another five nights before flying home.
It is truly an exceptional hotel and incredibly well managed. There is honestly nothing we could criticise. The rooms are beautiful, the facilities are outstanding, and everything is designed to make your stay effortless and comfortable.
What really makes the hotel special, however, is the staff. Everyone we encountered was extremely...
From the moment we walked in to the lobby we knew this was going to be a stunning hotel, the lifts even had chandeliers in!! I could not fault anything at all. The room was stunning and the view was amazing!! The staff were so kind and helpfull and the location was perfect, it is right next to Tokyo station. we will definitely stay here again if we visit Tokyo.
From the moment we walked in to the lobby we knew this was going to be a stunning hotel, the lifts even had chandeliers in!! I could not fault anything at all. The room was stunning and the view was amazing!! The staff were so kind and helpfull and the location was perfect, it is right next to Tokyo station. we will definitely stay here again if we visit Tokyo.
During our first trip to Tokyo we got a super deal on this hotel from Expedia - more than 50% cheaper than other 5* hotels in Tokyo, but without any compromise on what you would expect from The Peninsula Hotel brand. This hotel is in the centre of Tokyo, in an area compared to Mayfair in London - brilliant starting point! Your every need is looked after, and they were very helpful in booking me some great Michelin Starred Sushi restaurants in the area. The room itself was incredible, huge...
During our first trip to Tokyo we got a super deal on this hotel from Expedia - more than 50% cheaper than other 5* hotels in Tokyo, but without any compromise on what you would expect from The Peninsula Hotel brand. This hotel is in the centre of Tokyo, in an area compared to Mayfair in London - brilliant starting point! Your every need is looked after, and they were very helpful in booking me some great Michelin Starred Sushi restaurants in the area. The room itself was incredible, huge...
Hotel is efficient and modern with great facilities and restaurants. The staff were friendly knowledgeable and helpful. The China Blue restaurant was spectacular
Hotel is efficient and modern with great facilities and restaurants. The staff were friendly knowledgeable and helpful. The China Blue restaurant was spectacular
Picking a hotel in densely populated Tokyo can be daunting; there is so much choice across all price ranges and types / specifications. This hotel stood out for being relatively unknown and only a couple of years old: not cheap. It by no means at the top end of any budget. It's close to a couple of metro lines and central. Located onl the top 7 floors of the Tokyo Garden Terrace complex (30-36). It has stunning views across the City from reception, bars, rooms club lounge and the fitness...
Picking a hotel in densely populated Tokyo can be daunting; there is so much choice across all price ranges and types / specifications. This hotel stood out for being relatively unknown and only a couple of years old: not cheap. It by no means at the top end of any budget. It's close to a couple of metro lines and central. Located onl the top 7 floors of the Tokyo Garden Terrace complex (30-36). It has stunning views across the City from reception, bars, rooms club lounge and the fitness...
manckaw
Reviewed September 24, 2017Reviewed September 24, 2017
My husband and I have stayed in 5 star hotels around the world and this is definitely the best experience we have ever had. The hotel has recently been renovated and the styling is impeccable. The attention to detail is second to known.
Club room - there was food available all day, buffet breakfast, light snacks, high tea, evening buffet. Complimentary bar until 10pm.
The staff - were extremely attentive, always greeted you by name, made a point of remembering what sites you intended to...
My husband and I have stayed in 5 star hotels around the world and this is definitely the best experience we have ever had. The hotel has recently been renovated and the styling is impeccable. The attention to detail is second to known.
Club room - there was food available all day, buffet breakfast, light snacks, high tea, evening buffet. Complimentary bar until 10pm.
The staff - were extremely attentive, always greeted you by name, made a point of remembering what sites you intended to...
After travelling for over 25 hours we arrived at the hotel and we were greeted by an extremely friendly member of staff who took our baggage and led us to the individual desk where you check in. We were led to our room by another polite member of staff who asked us if we needed anything. It's worth noting here that you actually receive a silver key to unlock your room opposed to a card. The room was large with an amazing view. There's an ice bucket in room that is replenished every day, well...
After travelling for over 25 hours we arrived at the hotel and we were greeted by an extremely friendly member of staff who took our baggage and led us to the individual desk where you check in. We were led to our room by another polite member of staff who asked us if we needed anything. It's worth noting here that you actually receive a silver key to unlock your room opposed to a card. The room was large with an amazing view. There's an ice bucket in room that is replenished every day, well...
How many hotels with hot tubs are there in Taito on Expedia?
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What's it like to holiday in Taito?
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What is there to see in Taito?
Take in some sights and attractions while you're in Taito by visiting Sensoji Temple, Hanayashiki Amusement Park and Kitchen Town. If you have a bit of extra time while youโre in the area, you might want to check out Asakusa ROX and Hoppy Street.
What can I expect from a hotel with a hot tub in Taito?
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