Top Hotels Near Rikkyo University in Tokyo from NZ$79

"Location was off the main areas so it was nice not having to be in the thick of it all. I enjoyed the peaceful walk back after a long day. Staff were smiley, welcoming, and helpful. I appreciated the laundry room as we used it twice. We added The breakfast buffet daily to our stay and I don’t regret it. Taking the stress out of worrying where to go for breakfast. It was a generous spread of all the greats. My fave was the coffee juice bar OH and the bakery items. Rooms were small yet functional and most of all clean. Service was great and I would highly recommend this place."

"The room was pretty small, and the staff was friendly and helpful."

"Beautiful property"

"The attention to detail was above any expectations. I had a wonderful stay and will definitely stay there again."

"Great sized room with an incredible view! Staff were really helpful and the range of amenities was great!"

"The property was in a very busy part of town, think Times Square if you're familiar with NYC. Lots to do and see around the hotel but a bit crazy. The hotel itself was nice. I enjoyed their lounge area but was disappointed to find we could not go out on the Godzilla deck. For some reason it was closed. Still, the staff was friendly and the lounge offered a nice place to meet up with our other travelers. The room was small but adequate with a cool view of the city at night. Like other hotels we stayed in, they didn't offer room cleaning unless requested and then its a full removal of all sheets and towels. I wish they would offer someone to just come in and make the bed, as someone who always has to do that, I expect when I'm paying for a room that it will be done."

"Very friendly staff and clean facilities"

"The hotel is near train stations and very convenient to go anywhere in Tokyo. The room is very clean. We enjoyed hot bath as well. We will book again."

"Clean, efficient and conveniently located near the Yamanote JR line. Even though my window was facing the tracks, I could barely hear any train noise. However despite having many floors, sometimes one elevator is disabled for guests, causing a queue to form during crowded hours. My bed was also a bit sagging in the middle, causing me to have bad neck and shoulder pains throughout the night."