Top Hotels Near San-ai Building in Tokyo from NZ$223

"Good hotels in a good location to explore Tokyo and go to Disney."

"Very good breakfast. Beautiful hotel."

"Would stay again. Great location and staff. Quiet at night. "

"Great"

"Very nice hotel with good staff, services, and convenient location for touring around. Good breakfast available also, and plenty of restaurants nearby."

"Staff was great very friendly and accommodating. Gym really isn’t a true gym."

"The location of the hotel is fantastic - very central and convenient for getting around. The only minor downside during our stay (5 nights) was the room cleanliness; we noticed the vacuuming seemed to have been missed or rushed, as there was visible debris on the floor."

"I had a lovely stay! The whole hotel and my room were so clean and tidy. The amenities were also brilliant - visiting the onsen after a long day of walking around exploring Tokyo was so relaxing. Breakfast was also great - I loved the little touches like matcha on tap. I’d absolutely stay here again!"

"This hotel in Tokyo is fairly basic and works if you’re simply looking for a place to sleep in a convenient location, but it falls short in several key areas. On the positive side, it’s very walkable to a variety of restaurants and dining options, which made grabbing meals easy and convenient. The neighborhood itself felt accessible and practical for getting around. However, the overall experience was underwhelming. The staff were polite enough but not particularly helpful or attentive—service felt routine rather than welcoming. The biggest issue, unfortunately, was the persistent smell of a dirty sewer throughout the property. It was noticeable at all times and significantly affected the comfort of the stay. The rooms themselves are in need of renovation. They feel worn and outdated, and a refresh would make a big difference in improving the overall experience. In summary, the location is a plus, but the lack of upkeep and the ongoing odor issue make it difficult to recommend unless you’re prioritizing convenience over comfort."