Hotels near Tsukishima Subway Station

the hotel is accessible by two subway stations. no matter which one the walking distance is about the same, 5mins. two convenience store nearby so no worry about food and supplies. the bento sold in convenience store is very fresh and delicious. there is a mcdonald too. we had breakfast there before departing to disney at 8am. in day time you should take yurikamome to city centre. the view is fantastic!

I stayed at this hotel with my 14 year old son so we could visit DisneySea the next morning. I had booked a superior twin non-smoking room for AUD$137 (US$107) and received an upgrade to a deluxe room on the 25th floor. I had emailed the hotel directly to reserve the free shuttle to DisneySea a month and a half before we arrived. Unfortunately they weren't able to reserve a return shuttle back "as reservation priority should be given to arrival guests, we may not offer you bus booking at this moment. Kindly ask for last-minutes availabilities at our Bell Captain Desk upon check-in." On arrival to the hotel in the late evening I confirmed our reservation to DisneySea the next morning and also requested a return shuttle back to the hotel in the evening. Unfortunately the Bell Captain I spoke to was a stickler to a rule that "you have no right" to reserve a return shuttle as we would be checking out in the morning. In the morning I asked again about the return shuttle. The same bell captain refused my request and gave me instructions on how to return to the hotel from DisneySea using the JR Keiyo line & Rinkai line until I insisted. After showing my email to other staff he finally booked us on the last return shuttle bus back to the hotel as requested. The shuttle does not pick up customers from other hotels and goes directly to Disneyland and DisneySea but the drive still takes about 30 minutes. This hotel was the highest star hotel with the largest room I stayed at during my stay in Tokyo so if you can book early and get a cheap rate I would recommend it. Unfortunately to get to the hotel the closest station (Daiba) is not covered by the JR pass or Tokyo Subway Day tickets so you will need to purchase tickets before getting on the Yurikamome line. Also the last airport limousine bus that goes directly to the hotel from Narita airport leaves at 6.45pm so if you are arriving after that time you will have to go by train which means changing stations once or twice.

I visited Tokyo to attend Expo held in Big Sight. So I chose Trusty Bayside hotel for easy access. From Haneda Int' Airport to hotel is easy journey just by taking Monorail and transfer to Rinkai line. There's a free shuttle from hotel to Subway station and Big Sight. Breakfast serves modest American and Japanese style buffet. The location is a bit isolated place so there's no shops near by but within 10~15 mins of walk, you can reach out to very big shopping mall, tourist attractions and subway station so you can get whatever your needs. Even though it is a bit isolated location, still nice and quiet neighbors around. Room is clean, Staffs are kind, Enjoy very much.

Hotel Sunroute Ariake is a large yet rather cute hotel that will leave you refreshed and cheerful after a long day navigating Tokyo's labyrinthine subway. The location in Odaiba is wonderful - interesting yet quiet, and just beside a spacious public park with beautiful flowers. Across that park is a 7-Eleven offering friendly service and a fabulous array of affordable ready-to-eat meals. Go to the second floor of that building (known as TFT) and you'll find a lot more food choices. There are 3 subway stations within a 7-8 minute walk: Kokusai-Tenjijjo, Kokusai-Tenjijjo Seimon, and Ariake. You can get to the bustle of Shibuya within 30 minutes from the first. Front desk staff are friendly and helpful, although their English is quite limited, so be patient. They were very responsive when I was short of a towel - one was delivered to my room in 3 mins. Rooms/ beds are a bit small, though well-appointed - they provide good toiletries, slippers, pyjamas and even a foot massager.

We arrived quite late about midnight at the hotel, check in was fast with some brief description on the facilities of the hotel. Separate floors for male and female, those that stay in single dorms will have to place their luggage at ground floor lockers. We booked the double decker twin room thus luggage can be brought into the room. They provide you with a small basket with items like towel, face towel, free size (quite large) japanese style pyjamas, tooth brush and tooth paste. Shared bathroom for female but there are about 8 bathrooms and few separate toilets, each bathroom consist of two sections, one section is dry for you to place your clothes and for changing, second section is wet which is like normal bathroom, good quality body wash, shampoo and conditioner are provided too. Hairdryer is available near the basin. Overall I will recommend for short stay.

This is a very nice and modern hotel. We stayed in a 3 single bed bedroom. Very clean. Includes pajamas and slippers to relax which was nice. Has all the toiletries you would need. Has a mini fridge, hot water kettle, tea, tv, mobile traveler guide. The rooms have a shower, but there is also a hotel public bathhouse that you could join in that was nice and clean and relaxing. Only issue is that the hotel is a bit of a walk to get to from the nearest train stations. It's nice that there is a large Aeon across the street though. Otherwise a nice hotel to stay at.