HOTEL TAVINOS Hamamatsucho

The bed is not good to sleep on, the floor mat is obviously dirty, the room is very small, the advantage is that there are blue bottle, sukiya beef rice nearby, and there is a supermarket at the door Room with sea view

Petite chambre comme souvent sur Tokyo mais vraiment bien agencée. Nous étions face à la marina, vraiment incroyable. À proximité, il y a plusieurs stations de métro différentes. Rien à redire. Par contre le ménage n’est fait dans les chambres que tous les 4 jours.

There is a convenience store downstairs, and you can walk to the subway in ten minutes, which is very convenient.

It is right in front of Takeshiba Port, so you can rest right after disembarking in the evening. It is connected to the Softbank Building right next door, so it is convenient to use the restaurant in the building, and there is a convenience store on the first floor, so it is convenient. The bedroom is clean and the bathroom is comfortable.

I stayed at Hamamatsucho Traveler for the last two days in Tokyo. Price: Double room with twin beds, 500+ per night on average. Room: 12 square meters Hollywood twin room, two beds very close together. The room is small, but it is enough for travelers who are not in the hotel during the day and just sleep at night. The machine can check in and check out by yourself, and you can choose your room by yourself. I chose the side by the sea. I can see the train passing by the harbor outside the window, and the sound insulation is very good. Transportation: The hotel is opposite Tokyo Takeshiba Port (it looks like a passenger terminal). Walk two intersections to JR Hamamatsucho Station, and the monorail goes directly to Haneda Airport; walk two intersections west to Toei Subway Asakusa Line Daimon Station, which can go to Narita Airport. There is also a railway Takeshiba Station at the entrance of the hotel. Luggage: There is a special luggage room with luggage boxes similar to those at the station. Guests can use transportation IC cards to store and retrieve luggage by themselves. Attractions: There is an old Shiba-rikyu Park not far away. On the second floor platform of a nearby office building, you can overlook the night view of Tokyo Tower. Highlights: The hotel lobby is on the second floor, with a lounge area and free coffee and snacks. The first floor is Family Mart. The front desk told me that the hotel is a chain, and if you travel frequently in Japan, you can join the membership to get a discount on the room rate.

Although it may seem a bit out of the way, it is in a quiet location, very well connected to several metro lines about 8 minutes walk from the hotel and with a mini supermarket below. The room, although small, is comfortable. I would stay here again.