Historic Hotels & Resorts in Central Tokyo

"The Imperial Palace Hotel in Tokyo exceeded all our expectations. From the moment we arrived, the service was impeccable, showcasing the genuine warmth and hospitality that embodies Japanese culture. The staff’s dedication to ensuring a memorable stay was truly remarkable. The property itself is a masterpiece, blending traditional elegance with modern comforts. Every corner of the hotel was immaculate, and the attention to detail was evident throughout. While some Western visitors might assume...

"Close proximity to train station. Friendly and helpful staff - staff helped with filling out luggage transport form (yamamoto). Rooms are small with no room to fully open luggage but this sounds typical of Tokyo hotels. First floor often smells of cigarettes (smoking room is on this floor). Overall had a good stay and wouldn’t mind staying here again. "

"Perfect "

"This was a great hotel to stay at. The staff was very polite and friendly. Also there were very helpful in any questions asked."

"Next to Hanzomon subway station for easy access. Quiet setting & nice. JR line access takes a bit more time though. But for the price & service, it’s good!"

"Loved my room, the view, the comfort, the convenience, and the breakfast. "

"There is no unique about the property. The double room size is like a size of single room and the bed is a little big than twin size bed. They offer this for 2 persons. It's a very tiny space for 2 persons. But we survived. Thanks a lot."

"Stayed here twice and had a great time both times. The area is nice and the staff was extremely helpful and keeps the place very clean. Didn't try the in house restaurant, but the dessert/parfait operation they run at nice had some really delicious desserts and drinks. My only complaint is the hostel's towels are very thin and you're only allowed one for the stay. Additional towels are available for rent for ¥200 for the stay, but if you have a lot of hair (or are very accustomed to more plush...