Recently Reviewed Hotels around Shibuya

Hotels in Shibuya

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• Hotel Century Southern Tower
  "Excellent location, spacious room, great views"
  "We stayed here four nights in early May. As other reviewers have pointed out, the location just a few minutes wale from Shinjuku stations makes it an excellent base for exploring Tokyo. Also, the hotel is very close to one of Tokyo's busiest nightlife districts, with an abundance of restaurants. ..."We had a "corner room" on 29th floor. The room was spacious, and had large windows on two walls, making the views very impressive. There are three restaurants in the hotel, - we only tried the Japanese one. Friendly service, good sushi. There is no room service, but there was a shop on the lobby level open until 23:00, where you could buy some snacks, beers etc. Highly recommended. " More >
• Sakura Hotel Hatagaya
  "Comfy and warm"
  "I've stayed 2 nights in Sakura Hotel Hatagaya and feel so comfortable with the room and facilities. In 8 days trip, this hotel is the most comfy hotel. Me and my husband could sleep well & the room is clean. Though a little bit small for us, but since we didn't bring many luggage so it was okay. ..." The location is near from Hatagaya Subway station, but maybe for tourist who is already had JR Pass need spend more cost to travel around Tokyo. If I come back to travel around Tokyo again for 2-5 days, I will check-in in Sakura Hotel Hatagaya again. :) " More >
• Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
  "Good hotel for business travel"
  "The Cerulean is my preferred hotel in Tokyo because of its location, service, and ambience. It's a short walk from Shibuya station, which is on several subway lines, the Yamanote JR line, the Narita Express, the Shinkansen, and offers good connections to the rest of greater Tokyo. It is also in th..."e Shibuya district, which has a variety of restaurants, clubs, and other nightlife. The hotel is slightly expensive, and the restaurants in the hotel are rather expensive, but it's very easy to eat elsewhere. Some of the rooms offer views of Mt. Fuji, and all of them look out over Tokyo. The rooms are quite large, and the upscale corner rooms are like a small suite. I like being able to get a king sized bed easily. The staff all speaks good english. The lounge for the rooms above the 32nd floor (concierge rooms) has a nice view but is only so-so. My only complaint is that the gym is somewhat small. It's bettter than most American hotels but worse than the full-service gyms you can ... " More >