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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We absolutely loved this hotel. It’s on a quieter side of Tokyo. Top-notch service, beautiful rooms and the world famous gardens. We couldn’t have asked for a better ending to one of the best trips that we’ve taken so far.
We absolutely loved this hotel. It’s on a quieter side of Tokyo. Top-notch service, beautiful rooms and the world famous gardens. We couldn’t have asked for a better ending to one of the best trips that we’ve taken so far.
Sachin
Reviewed November 9, 2026Reviewed November 9, 2026
We loved staying in Asakusa and the Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku. Reasonably spacious room in a quiet (weekdays) area. Great amenities. Convenient location to shops and restaurants. A great stay!
We loved staying in Asakusa and the Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku. Reasonably spacious room in a quiet (weekdays) area. Great amenities. Convenient location to shops and restaurants. A great stay!
We were staying in Tokyo for 8 nights, this was a family trip. Great location at Daiba, monorail station between the Tokyo Daiba and Hilton hotels, area around the hotels provides nice walks along the waterfront and plenty of retail therapy if you need it. Hotel facilities were good,we included breakfast as we had our 2 teenage boys, breakfast was well worth it. Only bugbear was gym and pool facilities had to be paid separately and were approx £10 a visit, my son and I used this once, the...
We were staying in Tokyo for 8 nights, this was a family trip. Great location at Daiba, monorail station between the Tokyo Daiba and Hilton hotels, area around the hotels provides nice walks along the waterfront and plenty of retail therapy if you need it. Hotel facilities were good,we included breakfast as we had our 2 teenage boys, breakfast was well worth it. Only bugbear was gym and pool facilities had to be paid separately and were approx £10 a visit, my son and I used this once, the...
Our second stay - it seems a lot of Brits end up here! Great check in and breakfast staff, love the wine dispenser in the lobby, and the room was spotless.
Our second stay - it seems a lot of Brits end up here! Great check in and breakfast staff, love the wine dispenser in the lobby, and the room was spotless.
Excellent location directly above Shibuya station. Staff very helpful and friendly. Good amenities e.g. a room for heating and eating food, however for this size of hotel there are far too few laundry machines, they were always busy. Room spacious (by Japan standards) and very clean. Breakfast fairly expensive, but with a good range of (both Japanese and western) food.
Excellent location directly above Shibuya station. Staff very helpful and friendly. Good amenities e.g. a room for heating and eating food, however for this size of hotel there are far too few laundry machines, they were always busy. Room spacious (by Japan standards) and very clean. Breakfast fairly expensive, but with a good range of (both Japanese and western) food.
Amazing service by every staff member in the lounge, checkin, door staff, breakfast restaurant… great location, excellent food choices with wonderful presentation.
Amazing service by every staff member in the lounge, checkin, door staff, breakfast restaurant… great location, excellent food choices with wonderful presentation.
Amrik S.
Reviewed November 10, 2026Reviewed November 10, 2026
Lovely pre cruise stay. My only regret is that I didn't stay for 2 nights as the property is lovely and surrounding area has plenty to see and so with lovely shops.
Lovely pre cruise stay. My only regret is that I didn't stay for 2 nights as the property is lovely and surrounding area has plenty to see and so with lovely shops.
The hotel is in a great area, has loads of restaurants and bars within it but is only a few minutes from the bustling area around Akasaka Mitsuke station and the various metro links from there connecting you to the rest of Tokyo. Definitely a Japanese hotel with western features rather than a western chain hotel so feels more authentic.
The hotel is in a great area, has loads of restaurants and bars within it but is only a few minutes from the bustling area around Akasaka Mitsuke station and the various metro links from there connecting you to the rest of Tokyo. Definitely a Japanese hotel with western features rather than a western chain hotel so feels more authentic.
Janet
Reviewed November 14, 2026Reviewed November 14, 2026
Lovely hotel near tube stations making it the perfect stay for our trip to Tokyo. Staff very respectful and helpful, as was everyone on Tokyo!
Would stay again
Lovely hotel near tube stations making it the perfect stay for our trip to Tokyo. Staff very respectful and helpful, as was everyone on Tokyo!
Would stay again
This was a great hotel to stay in for a trip to Tokyo. It’s close to the train station which is good for getting around the city. The staff were all very lovely and helpful - they even left chocolates and a note in our room for our honeymoon. The rooms are on the smaller side but that is to be expected in a city hotel. Would highly recommend staying here.
This was a great hotel to stay in for a trip to Tokyo. It’s close to the train station which is good for getting around the city. The staff were all very lovely and helpful - they even left chocolates and a note in our room for our honeymoon. The rooms are on the smaller side but that is to be expected in a city hotel. Would highly recommend staying here.
Rachel
Reviewed October 18, 2026Reviewed October 18, 2026
If you're searching for a place to relax, refresh and recharge in Bunkyo, Expedia has all the gay-friendly hotels you'd wish for. Visitors are sure to enjoy all Bunkyo has to offer including its gardens.
What's the best LGBTQ-friendly place to stay in Bunkyo?
Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo is a top LGBTQ-friendly hotel that features a full-service spa and 7 restaurants. KOKO HOTEL Korakuen is another good option for your trip.
How many LGBTQ-friendly accommodation options will I find in Bunkyo?
You'll find 2 LGBTQ-friendly accommodation options in Bunkyo.
What are the top places to visit in Bunkyo?
During your trip, get out and enjoy everything Bunkyo has to offer. You and your travelling companions may want to visit Tokyo Dome, Bunkyo Civic Center and LaQua Tokyo Dome City. While you're here, create some great memories of your trip with stops at Korakuen Hall, Tokyo Dome City Attractions and Yushima Tenman-gu Shrine.
What is a gay-friendly hotel in Bunkyo?
LGBTQ-friendly hotels are places where lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender travellers are proudly welcomed. We have worked with the International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) to compile a selection of gay-friendly hotels worldwide. In Bunkyo, hotels affiliated with IGLTA prioritise a diverse environment in which guests are welcomed, respected and not obliged to declare or hide their sexual orientation.
What can I expect from a gay-friendly hotel in Bunkyo?
Take a holiday from the ordinary; stay at an LGBTQ-friendly hotel in Bunkyo, and you won't have to hide or your sexuality or your gender identity when you check in. Some of Expedia's LGBTQ-friendly hotels go the extra mile and offer concierge services that provide information about nearby LGBTQ restaurants and local events.