Top Hotels Near Kokuryo Shrine in Tokyo from NZ$64

"Yummy breakfast and room was clean. Close proximity to airport and the shuttle was excellent and a nice bonus. "

"Clean room, friendly staff, nice location "

"Everything simply perfect. Thanks again!"

"Beautiful property. Close to all amenities. Enjoyed our stay here"

"The dinning options saved the experience, but the bathrooms were a dirty deathtrap for my elderly mom."

"Not worth the $. Too loud."

"Stanford decently friendly, though clearly overwhelmed by the crowds. Make sure you leave time for check in, because the entire lobby fills. The rooms were a bit worn and dated. The TVs were old and had only a few channel options and no streaming apps. Bathrooms were decent, though the toilet paper is so thin you can see through it and seems ridiculous for an expensive hotel like Gracery. The Godzilla balcony was also closed, so their one big attraction was inaccessible. Overall, I would spend similar money for a better experience elsewhere."

"Highly recommended perfect place to stay"

"3 of us stayed in the Quad room Very close the train station, grocery stores, restaurants, 7-11 and Lawsons and other shopping ie: Uniqlo and Muji. Karaoke next door downstairs. They call it “traveller’s apartment’ therefore like an Airbnb. Front staff isn’t always there but can be contacted via iPad on the front desk. Will NOT be enough space for 5 people. Tops 4 people would be comfortable. Laundry is handy to have. No drying feature but the tub/shower area has a heat/drying option to dry clothes by hanging. Detergent provided. Sometimes sewage backup smell would permeate the unit after a rainy day/night. Use the air purifier in the closet to help with the smell. Fire alarm went off twice during our stay. Once at 9pm and other at 11pm. Although not Karin’s fault, it was very annoying. Friendly staff with some English. Use Google Translate if necessary. No drawers so we lived off our packing cubes. Remember to take off your shoes in the ‘genkan’ especially when you check in. Most info in Japanese so it’s important to know what they mean via the manual provided in the room. It would be nice if they put a copy of the translation pasted to the wall for each appliance/machine. Kitchen used and sufficient for the stay. People who complained about no chopsticks in the unit, grocery stores will supply if you ask. "