Top Hotels Near Shimizuzaka Park in Tokyo from NZ$70

"Excellent hotel"

"I do not have a single, possible complaint regarding Chinzanso hotel. The room was immaculate, the view was incredible, and the staff were always ready to help. My wife and I were made to feel like royalty. Regarding the location, the hotel is out of the way of the more touristy areas, allowing for peace and quiet. Yet, despite this, you are only a short walk away from the cherry blossoms along Kanda river, which are absolutely breathtaking. I would advise travelers to put some money aside for a taxi from Narita airport, as the hill climb to the hotel must be made from any metro station and is very difficult with luggage. Once settled, I recommend Edogawabashi station over Waseda for getting around the city."

"Super clean room, all staff is very attentive. Great amenities."

"Great hotel, immaculately clean, very helpful staff. Luggage forwarding service in reception every morning to send your baggage on. You're in the entertainment district so it's busy, a little noisy, but the location is great and there's lots around. Three stops from Shibuya, Shinjuku station will get you anywhere you need to be. Very much recommend if you are looking for a hotel in Shinjuku"

"Room is clean. I love the option to ask for towels, makeup the room, or not touch the room at all. The room is smaller than the average American hotel, but considerably spacier than a Japanese hotel. Facilities were very clean and new. Laundry service is randomly busy. On a weekday at 4 am, there were 8 people trying to use the laundry machines. However, a few days later, there was no one using the laundry from 6 am - 2 pm. I appreciate how one of the laundry machines take card, however, keep in mind that will be the most popular machine. Be prepared to use 100 yen coins only to pay for the others. "

"A great location for your visit in and around Tokyo."

"Awesome job. Tokyo was great. "

"Amazing hotel in tokyo"

"The laundry was easily accessible. Rooms are very clean but very small. But for exploring Japan you really only need a place to sleep. "