Search Hotels Near Shakaden Reiyukai Temple, Tokyo

"The room was clean, comfortable and quiet, with a great view. The room was also larger than we expected, a big plus. Breakfast annd shower were awesome. The staff were helpful. We enjoyed the location, near several subway stops and inside a park area. They let us check out late which was super helpful. Small points to consider: 1. Our taxi, hailed by the staff who explained our destination to the driver, took us to the wrong museum. Recommend only using uber. 2. The toilet room light was bright and came on during nighttime visits, waking everyone up. Recommend smaller night light. "

"Fantastic hotel in lovely area of Tokyo. Staff were very accommodating, the hotel had great amenities including a public bath and the hotel breakfast was a great spread. I enjoyed the abundance of information provided on the hotel room TV. "

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"Fantastic place, great restaurant and excellent staff! "

"Everything worked well but I would recommend you have the swimming pool in operation and perhaps thinking about adding a jacuzzi tub or two. "

"Breakfast has a limited selection and costs the same even when opted for a la cart and coffee "

"We stayed in a few larger rooms before arriving at this hotel, so the 20sqm room felt smaller—but the layout was smart and made good use of the space. A nice touch was the daily change of PJs (yes, the hotel provides them, and they’re very comfortable!). Location: Great access to the train station directly from within the building, plus plenty of dining options nearby. Breakfast: Quite basic. Service: We met a few cleaners who were very kind and friendly. Overall, a comfortable and convenient stay."

"This was the final hotel we stayed at in a month long trip and unfortunately it wasn't a great experience. We stayed 2 nights, and didn't take breakfast. The location is great. Perfect for access to Haneda airport, close to Tokyo Tower, metro stations nearby, and some great bars and restaurants around the hotel. The hotel has a pretty unique feel, the library and the books are a nice touch. The hotel organises a tea making demonstration which was nice, and they had organised walking trips to see the cherry blossom. But. We found the check-in process to be quite convoluted. The reception area is small and quite intimate, but there were so many people and cases lying around it just felt disorderly. And it all seemed very impersonal and lacking warmth. The room we were offered was genuinely awful. Right next to the elevator and the launderette (it shared a common wall). Not only could you hear the machines, but you could clearly hear 2 people having a conversation through the wall. And, when we opened the curtain, a view of a high-rise building right outside the window. Of course this is central Tokyo, but this was too intrusive. Credit to the manager, he changed the room for us. But it left a bad taste. On balance though, not great. Looking at all the other positive reviews, possibly we were just unlucky. We would ask for an even numbered room if we ever returned."

"Clean room "