KKR Hotel Tokyo Reviews

Hotel staff is very nice and kind. Room is tidy and comfortable.

The hotel location is very comfortable we are easy to come by electric train from Narita airport. I stayed with Deluxe room it nice the minus point is small toilet. Amazing breakfast.

Brilliant

The hotel is near the Imperial Palace, which is about five minutes' walk away. The hotel is in an excellent location, right next to the subway station. The room is not big, which is considered very good in Tokyo. The price/performance ratio is also good, and I will use it again.

Very old-fashioned hotel. The room facilities are quite satisfactory, and the pajamas are soft and comfortable. The breakfast restaurant has a great view, and many elderly people ate there, but unfortunately I was in a hurry and couldn't enjoy it.

The hotel is old-fashioned and formal. The rooms are slightly larger than business hotels. The facilities are complete, there are vending machines in the corridor, and there are laundry rooms on fixed floors. The front desk service is also very good. Direct access to the B3 exit of Takebashi subway. The hotel undertakes banquets and weddings, etc. There are many domestic tourists in Japan. The only drawback is that there are no restaurants and convenience stores around downstairs.

I stayed an additional night. I was glad I could relax. It may be because it's close to the Imperial Palace, but it was a little disappointing that there were no convenience stores. But I still enjoyed myself.

The sanitation is very clean. The hotel room is soundproofed and relatively quiet. The location is average. Although it is close to the city center, you need to transfer to the subway, and the transfer distance is very far. There are office buildings all around, and you need to take the subway to eat and shop. Generally speaking, it is recommended for those with money to stay.

The location is very good, there is a subway station right outside, the service is also super good, but the room is relatively small, but the price is very cost-effective. Overall it is good

I stayed here for a Budokan concert. Directly connected to the subway, 1 stop to Kudanshita. They accommodated my sudden early check-in, and I was able to rest after arriving in Tokyo until the concert, so I was able to enjoy the concert as well. The staff were also very responsive and made me feel comfortable. However, there are no places to eat at the hotel or around the hotel at night, and the nearest convenience store closes around 11 o'clock. That's the only thing that bothered me. The soba noodles I had at the Japanese restaurant for lunch were delicious. The scenery was also good.

This is my second stay in Tokyo. The price is not expensive in Tokyo. There is a subway station right outside the door, Takebashi Station, and Tokyo Station is one stop away. It is also very close to Ginza. The breakfast is very good, with beef.

I booked a double room, but after checking in, I was charged 8400 yen. I don't understand why.

It's also close to the Imperial Palace, and there are about 7 to 8 shops nearby, including the Post Hall (the building next door that has a Starbucks about 3 times). It is also the best place to stay for the Imperial Palace Marathon.

The room is spacious, close to the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station, and the subway is within easy reach