Top Hotels Near National Children’s Castle in Tokyo from NZ$115

"Excellent location and price. Small room and hard bed, but fine for one night. Luggage storage is just a roped off area in the corner of the entry foyer, so not super secure when the desk is unattended. Single room for a single night in a great location was perfect! "

"This hotel is in a great location with easy access to Shinjuku Station and getting around Tokyo. It was fun to see all of the Godzilla themed decor. The beds are very firm and pillows are a little funky."

"The location is brilliant, a 5-7min walk to the station (which is like a maze) and it’s a bit of quiet away from the absolute craziness of Shibuya. The room was comfortable, we slept well and amazingly you couldn’t hear any noise. Housekeeping was great as were amenities in the suite. The maintenance was a bit off - a few broken light bulbs and broken cupboard door. Reception was hit and miss, one particularly grumpy chap bur mostly everyone else was really nice Free water in room and in reception was great Missed digital tv / English speaking channels The kettle took 20mins to boil"

"Very dated hotel and not worth the high price. The breakfast was really poor. The bed and pillows were hard and extremely uncomfortable. The staff were friendly and were helpful. "

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"Amazing hotel! Will stay again when we come back to Japan!"

"Clean room, great staff, laundry facilities (but the dryer took forever). AC was on, the room was a tad warm for my liking. Area was extremely close to Shibuya scramble and the core tourist area. Enjoyed our stay, will return. "

"We travel to Japan to celebrate our daughter's fifteen birthday. We arrived early so they offered a rest area to freshen up until the room was available. When we got to our room we found a birthday card on the table with some pastries. It was a very nice detail.The room was immaculate and also we got views of the Tokyo tower. Staff was very helpful even guiding my daughter to the breakfast buffet to explain allergen foods since she's allergic to nuts.They also have a lounge area stocked with japanese sweets,ice cream,coffee, and souvenirs.In addition, they offered free toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, hair brush, etc.) Also, there's a resting area and tucked in the corner a very quiet space where you have to take your shoes off. It is five minutes from Shibuya crossing and all of the shops and restaurants."

"Friendly and helpful staff at check in and check out! I forgot something in the safe when I left and they were able to accommodate a pick up by some friends of mine who were still in Tokyo. Cute spot, quiet, walkable, and a coffee shop on the first floor."