Prince Hotels in Daikoku from NZ$195

"The staff at the APA were kind, attentive, and always willing to help. "

"I stayed at the Metropolitan Edmont for 12 nights in March of 2026. Check in was easy and they had the portable wifi I'd ordered ready for me to pick up. I had a superior twin and the room was very spacious compared to other stays I've had in Tokyo. The bathroom was configured per a western setup. Very good water pressure and I never ran out of hot water. The tub was comfortable too. The restaurants were expensive but good and the Family Mart across the street was very useful. The staff had no problems dealing with my requests... a forgotten key card in my room... holding my luggage after check out... arranging a cab to Haneda. Friendly, polite and able to speak English at a much better level than my poor Japanese. The room was clean and housekeeping did a very good job keeping it that way. The air conditioning was good. The room was quiet. The beds were comfortable. Several subway stations were in easy walking distance. 25 minutes to nearly everyplace... Akihabara... Shinjuku... Shibuya... Ginza... Asakusa... and so on. I go to Tokyo about once a year and I will be returning to the Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo. "

"The hotel was little further than i expected from main station especially wheelchair accessible or stroller lifts. The rooms were very tight and dated which was a contrast to all other areas in hotel."

"Greatest "

"Uuwuw"

"Perfect location with access to Terminal 3. Check in and check out were both very easy. Breakfast had lots of options to suit everyone. Room was clean and very functional. "

"I love the breakfast menu, especially the Japanese menu. Something for everybody."

"Gimmicky but probably one of the best hotel experiences ever. The 30th floor / Godzilla floor is the absolute best. "

"We did not have breakfast there and we did our own laundry at their laundry room "