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As you step into the entrance of the RIHGA Royal Hotel Tokyo, you will be welcomed by an elegant European classic ambiance. Beyond the lobby lies a lounge where time flows gently under the sunlight streaming in from Okuma Garden. The interior, adorned with 450 chandeliers and designed in a European classic style, creates a luxurious atmosphere for your stay. Please enjoy a truly blissful experience to your heart's content.
Tokyo, Akihabara. Looking back, this has always been a place where people, information, and things at the forefront of Japanese culture intersect. For example, countless creations that have carried the baton of culture and creativity. During the era when record shops lined the streets, music enthusiasts from The whole country turned their passionate gaze here, and numerous trends originated from this area. In the same period, when a large produce market thrived, it was also a birthplace of cuisine that impressed both the common folk and gourmets alike.And in 2020, as one of Japan's leading electronics districts, a sacred place for idols and anime, the epicenter of subcultures centered on manga and games, and a new hub for art, this intersection has evolved into something even more diverse and intense.Tokyo, Akihabara, a city where all cultures intersect. Located in the heart of the city, Akihabara holds infinite potential as a base for active travel. Come and experience the one-of-a-kind energy that stimulates curiosity from around the world.
A prime location: a 6-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station and just 1 minute from Higashi-Ikebukuro Station. This relaxation Hotel lets you enjoy “serene time for yourself” while staying in the heart of the city. The interior is a refined space filled with a soothing aroma. All guest rooms feature a shoes-off style that lets you relax as if at home, along with our original sleep-enhancing bed using a low-resilience pocket-coil mattress. Calming colors and sleep-inviting lighting, along with thoughtful details designed to delight all five senses, guide you to comfortable relaxation. After a restful night’s sleep, enjoy our “Eatwell Breakfast” at the restaurant to nourish both body and mind. Supervised by registered dietitians, we offer menu suggestions tailored to each guest’s lifestyle and wellness needs. With a wide variety of options that won’t grow tiresome even on a Multiple Night Stay or long-term visit, we serve special breakfasts that are both delicious and good for you—making your “reason to eat” clear. In this stylish private space at the center of the city’s energy, unwind to your heart’s content and savor exceptional rest and a healthy start to your day.
5-minute walk from three subway lines: Kasuga Station, Korakuen Station, and Suidobashi Station. 8-minute walk from JR Suidobashi Station East Exit. 2-minute walk to Tokyo Dome. 10 minutes by train to Tokyo Station. Don Quijote Korakuen store is on the 1st and 2nd floors, Saizeriya is on the 3rd floor, and the hotel occupies the 4th to 10th floors (total of 196 guest rooms). The guest rooms, with a calm atmosphere based on the traditional Japanese colors of Uguisu, Shu, Kin, and Kon, incorporate "customer feedback" to offer spaciousness and carefully selected amenities. All rooms are equipped with free high-speed internet access. Whether for business or leisure, enjoy a relaxing private time in a high-quality space.
Hotel Keihan Tokyo Yotsuya is located near the Akasaka Geihinkan Palace in a tranquil setting.The JR Chuo and Sobu Line's Yotsuya Station connects directly to the major terminals of Shinjuku and Tokyo Stations, making it an ideal base for both business and sightseeing.
Hotel Kizankan is a Business Hotel located in a quiet area, just a 3-minute walk from Hongo Sanchome Station. We offer a variety of guest rooms, ranging from single rooms to quad rooms, catering to both business and leisure travelers. During dinner time, we serve authentic Western cuisine, Western-style appetizers, delicious beer, and wine. For banquets and meetings, we provide four meeting and banquet rooms of various sizes. These spaces can accommodate a range of purposes, from small gatherings and meetings to standing parties for over 100 guests. Despite being in the heart of the city, you can enjoy a calm and relaxing atmosphere.
A lifestyle Hotel quietly nestled in a corner of the "Yanaka," "Nezu," and "Sendagi" area, collectively known as "Yanesen," a district rich in the nostalgic charm of Tokyo's historic downtown. Inside the Hotel, where modernity meets retro aesthetics, a diverse mix of people gathers, including backpackers from around the world and locals from the neighborhood. With spacious and convenient shared spaces such as a kitchen lounge area and a rooftop where you can enjoy views of the Tokyo Skytree, the Hotel offers an experience that goes beyond just staying—it's like living at the Hotel. Additionally, regular events are held, featuring collaborative projects with local residents, art exhibitions by students, and more, creating opportunities to meet new people and foster communication. Cherishing connections with others and offering a chance to update your own lifestyle, enjoy a relaxing time at HOTEL GRAPHY NEZU.
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