We booked this hotel for our last night in Japan before returning to the UK and booked primarily because of its location, about a 5 min walk (with bags) from the Yaesu North exit of Tokyo station.

The room itself was a model of how to make the most of a tiny space. It was certainly clean and comfortable but we were pleased we were not staying for longer than one night. Check in and check out were really easy and the staff were helpful. However, only 3 stars because of the size of the room.

Very neat Hotel directly (!) at Tokyo Station. Perfect for those who have early flights or like to stay at a central place (if such a thing is possible in Tokyo). Sightseeing is no problem as well, as Yamanote line brings you almost everywhere. The rooms are very clean and new (although small, like most places in Japan), staff is friendly and speaks perfect English. Recommended place for business trips, and good value for money!

After a trip to Sendai, we made a one night stop in Tokyo and we wanted a hotel near Tokyo station. Yaesu Terminal was a good choice : 5 min walk distance from the station. Rooms are really tiny but very clean. Free Internet access is available in the rooms (LAN cable at the reception). Staff was very helpful. After checkout we could let our luggage at the hotel reception for five hours before taking the Narita Express to the airport.

If your intention is to stay somewhere extra convenient with the additional picture perfect cherry blossom viewing on your door step, look no further than Yaesu Terminal Hotel - Tokyo.

Literally 3 minutes away (walking) from the Tokyo train station (exit from Yaesu North), you'll find this business hotel with modern decor. It boasts small (just like any other hotel rooms in Japan) yet clean and comfortable rooms. The staff speak basic english and very friendly. Free internet with speed 3MB/sec, you just need to ask for a cable at the front desk.

The room as i've said earlier; is small (we've just managed to stacked our 2 big suitcases in the corner) but equipped with mini fridge, TV, kettle, hairdryer, robes, slippers, oh... and the ultra compact toilet/shower cubicle (any bigger than 5'2" and you'll be struggling to move around in there). The bed is comfy-ish. They clean the room, change the towels and supply you with new dental kits everyday - so guess what? we have stacks of them by the end of our stay yayyy...

Vending machines are located on the same floor as the reception, as well as a fancy restaurant where you can dine in and marvel at cherry blossom trees - just simply breathtaking!

Outside, the street is lined with cherry blossom trees (there're in full bloom when we're visiting first week of april 2010). it also lined with endless breakfast bars, restaurants, cafes (including 1 Starbucks cafe), 24hr convenient stores. Around the corners you'll find more restaurants, bars, karaoke places and an irish bar! - Really... what more do you want?
On the weekend, no vehicles allowed on the street, so people can enjoy picnic under the cherry trees (it's a japanese thing), they have stall selling foods and setup a stage for performances.

Want something fancy? Heads down to Tokyo Train Station, you'll find not only train tracks but also 13 floors of Daimaru department stores (shoes... *drooling*), ramen and other restaurants, 2 floors in the basement filled with sweets, gifts ideas, fruits (the prices will make your jaw dropped) and fresh food/bento ready to eat stalls - food... glorious food. Love it, love it, love it!!!!

It's a walking distance to Ginza and if you happen to book tours via HIS Experience, your nearest pick up hotel is Yaesu Fujiya Hotel which is 10 mins walking (toward Ginza) parallel to the Tokyo train station (or Yaesu South Exit from the train station)