Tokyo Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Tokyo, Japan

Just a normal business hotel Good for business travelers, but not for couple.

Nice business hotel, more for business people than tourists though. Location, very close to the imperial palace but on the other side of the park from tokyo station so you have a 3km walk to tokyo station, and a long journey to most of the touristy places, so not the best location for tourists. Room was clean and comfortable enough, but on the first night our air conditioner was really noisy so it was difficult to sleep. All in all a very decent hotel. The big plus for me was the following: In tokyo foreign tourists by law have to show their passport at hotel checkin. However, if you are non-japanese but are resident in japan(eg you live in japan), by law you are not required to show passport or photo id at hotel checkin(just like japanese nationals). Many hotels see a foreign face and insist you show your passport, even if you have a japanese address. The diamond hotel didnt do this, I told them i was a resident of japan, wrote my address and they were happy with that. So they have very well trained reception staff. Well done the diamond hotel.

Easy walking distance from subway and a number of local restaurants where the locals eat out. Ask for a room high up for the best view overlooking the palace gardens. Locals are very courteous and helpful. Try eating some of the local cuisine to really experience Japan.

Good location and overall clean and nice hotel. convenient. Only disappointment is reception staff lack compassion and understanding of situation.

Absolutely no problems with the hotel, though Expedia really should find a way of listing that the hotel will be undergoing renovations. I guess this is more of an issue with Expedia than the hotel, but it would have been nice if the hotel's restaurant/lobby wasn't being renovated.

Everything that we expected. Wifi was quite slow but other than that, it was fine. Rooms were turned down every day. Air con was great (during a really hot period in the middle of summer). Bed was comfortable enough.

The hotel was close to everything needed for a very pleasant stay. It was close to the rail system, cabs were available at the door 24 hours a day and parks were within walking distance. There were many, many places to eat and shop within a few minutes of the Hotel. The staff in the Hotel were ALL very efficient and it was indeed a pleasure to see that hard work is still a way of life somewhere. The staff of the Hotel were always right there for you and any questions that you might have. If we needed anything, it was brought to us immediately and not when they felt like it. The transportation system was some of the best I have seen. The rail service is very good and on time. Shopping is an experience very different from America. They actually try to help you in EVERY way and don't have an attitude. My experience was very good and thank you so very much to all the staff and working personnel in the Hotel. Very exceptional service and kindness.

The hotel room was spacious and clean and contained everything necessary. Staff were friendly and helpful. The hotel is located walking distance from many restaurants and bars and near Yotsuya underground and JR stations from which the rest of Tokyo can easily be accessed.

Pros: -Pretty good location, not too far from city centre. There are several subway and JR stations nearby. -Friendly and helpful hotel staff -Beautiful lobby -Great breakfast -Nice restaurants for dinner -Cleanliness Cons: -Standard double is very small -No view from the room -Dark room (I stayed during the typhoon, so when it's sunny probably somewhat better)

Haven't stayed any other hotels in Tokyo, so cannot compare too much on price. We didn't pay a fortune, and considering some of the other places we stayed in Japan, we were happy enough. Small room (triple), but comfortable, clean, quiet. In most cases, a hotel room is simply a place to put your bags, and sleep. Perfectly adequate for this - no problems in this department.