Richmond Hotel Premier Tokyo Schole

Thank you for your hospitality.I made my Reservation early, and about a month before my stay I received a message from you. You kindly shared information and exchanged messages with me about dinner, the lounge, and more. No other Hotel has ever done this for me, so I truly appreciated it.The view during my stay was of Tokyo Skytree Town, the Room was spacious, and I could fully relax both visually and physically with the comfortable bed, view bath, two sinks, and open outlook.My plan included breakfast and dinner. The dinner in particular had such generous portions that I couldn’t finish it all, and it was delicious with a wonderful atmosphere. Including breakfast, I enjoyed Sizzler again for the first time in a while and was very satisfied.Once again, thank you very much to all the staff who supported me—not only on the day of my stay but even beforehand. I will definitely visit again.

Just about a 1-minute walk from Oshiage Station, the location is extremely convenient—Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Solamachi are also only a short walk away. Since this trip was for Skytree sightseeing, it was great to be so close to the station, and after exploring Solamachi, it was especially convenient to head straight down to the underground ticket gates on the way back after checkout.I stayed in a roughly 50 m² room with a view bath. With Skytree practically next door, I could enjoy the view from the room not only during the day but also when it was illuminated at night. Because there aren’t many tall buildings nearby, I could also see far into the distance beyond Skytree.The bed had just the right firmness—even for sleeping face-down—and two types of pillows are provided as standard; if you prefer something different, you can request other pillow types via room service. Soundproofing was excellent and I barely noticed any noise—only faint sounds from trains passing nearby. The Wi-Fi and air conditioning were comfortable, and both cleanliness and amenities were perfectly fine.The view bath was spacious, with an adjacent shower room that includes a washing area, making it very easy to use. There were also amenities unique to this room type, which made relaxing in the room even more enjoyable.With the lounge-access plan I chose, SHARE LOUNGE is available from 12:00 on check-in day until 12:00 on check-out day. I used it around 2 pm, 4 pm, and 11 am on weekdays and never found it crowded enough to require reservations. There’s a wide selection of drinks and alcohols, along with cold beverages, hot drinks, soups, and more. Snacks range from sweet options to savory ones as well. Seating is available for one to four people, and many guests seemed to be working there. There are books too, so it’s also handy for spending short breaks.Breakfast is a buffet at Sizzler in the same building as the hotel; my favorite item was definitely the DIY tacos. You can freely add toppings from the buffet line—I especially enjoyed them with grilled beef inside; they were delicious. Around 7 am felt relatively relaxed, but after 8 am it became busier.There’s also a well-stocked supermarket in the same building with plenty of bread and prepared foods available. Solamachi has many restaurants and souvenir shops as well, so even without a meal plan you shouldn’t have any trouble finding food.It felt like more than half of the guests were international travelers; overall there seemed to be a wide range of guests staying for various purposes.