Top Hotels Near Tatsuminomori Seaside Park in Tokyo from NZ$109

"I had a great overall experience staying at APA Hotel Ryogoku. The staff was consistently friendly, helpful, and very accommodating to English-speaking guests, which made the stay much smoother and more comfortable. One of the biggest advantages of this hotel is its location. It’s just a short walk to the train station, making it incredibly convenient to get around Tokyo and explore different areas without hassle. The only downside I experienced was related to the room temperature control. During the spring season, the system is set so that you can only adjust the heat, not the air conditioning. This made the room feel warmer than I would have preferred, and at times it was a bit uncomfortable for sleeping. If you’re staying during this time of year, I’d recommend removing the key card from the slot when you leave to turn off the air system completely. This helps bring the room temperature down and makes it more comfortable when you return. Overall, I’d still recommend this hotel for its excellent service and convenient location—just keep the temperature limitation in mind depending on the season."

"Breakfast was amazing. The bar was OK wasn’t really around for the bar time but other than that the hotel was amazing."

"Great location in Tokyo and wonderdful staff all around. However, the rooms are old and in need of renovation. The Executive Floor rooms are much better value as they provide access to a great lounge."

" Great Location"

"We stayed at KOKO HOTEL Tsukiji Ginza for 6 nights during our trip to Tokyo. The location was a big plus—very close to Ginza and centrally located, which made it easy to get around the city. The room itself was clean, modern, and well-maintained, and the staff was extremely friendly. They were especially helpful in assisting us with shipping our luggage to our next hotel in Osaka, which made traveling much easier. The hotel amenities were also good, including the restrooms on the second floor. The biggest downside was the room size. For three people, it felt extremely cramped—there was no closet or drawers, and the bathroom was very small. At times, it honestly felt like we were camping in a motorhome. We chose this hotel partly for its proximity to Tsukiji Outer Market, which was convenient, but be aware that many of the vendors there charge noticeably higher, tourist-level prices. Overall, it’s a good option if location and cleanliness are your top priorities, but be prepared for very limited space if you’re traveling with more than two people."

"Super convenient close to train and grocery store."

"We enjoyed our stay. Convenient location for exploring and for transportation to the airport!"

"Loved this hotel. Staff and amenities were perfect for our one night before a cruise. Breakfast was fresh, but would have liked better western bread and egg options.Too much white, sweet bread. Egg dishes were not cooked properly and lacked flavor. Next time we will try their breakfast pizzas. Coffee drinks were very good."

"The hotel room was spacious enough for three people, and they kindly set up three single beds. The beds were very comfortable, and the room was generally clean. Despite being on the 5th floor facing the intersection, the noise from the street was surprisingly muted – much quieter than some reviews suggested. While some guests mentioned the staff being indifferent or not engaging in small talk, it's important to understand that this is typical of Japanese service, which tends to be more formal and reserved. The hotel is conveniently located near Kachidoki Station, with bus access to Tokyo Station and Ginza. Both the Oedo Line and metro services in the area are great, as they’re rarely crowded."