Adults Only Resorts & Hotels in Japan from AED 212

"We chose this hotel mainly for the spa and proximity to mount Fuji but I did not expect the views we received in the morning. We were blessed with clear skies and saw Mount Fuji in all of its glory. The room(s) were spacious and the bath tub was nice and comfortable. The property is a tad dated though in the sense that each room is operated with a key and not a keycard "

"Amazing place to stay. Only a short subway trip to Tokyo Station. Close to Disney. Its a nice quiet area surrounded by the busyness that is Tokyo. The only issue I have, among staying at any other hotels is the rude, disgusting and disrespectful tourists. But that in no way is an isolated thing and not the fault of the hotel. Truthfully this hotel has alot less then most."

"The hotel is centrally located, a lot of stores and restaurants around and very close to a train station."

"Wonderful customer service! It can be a little confusing which tower you're staying in and where to check in for it, but the staff is so friendly and helpful to get you where you need to be. The room was a good size for Tokyo and there is a 7-11 adjoined to the building."

"The best partsv were the breakfast buffet, the restaurant options and the proximity to transportation. "

"Right at Haneda airport; good if you have an early morning flight to catch. Lots of convenience stores for breakfast and many restaurants. I tried the onsen; it was great but I didn't know we should wear/bring along the outfit provided in the hotel room; in any case, the outfit provided is too big. They did provide some near the hotel lobby but it would be better to provide outfits at the onsen itself for hotel guests as I had to wear my dirty clothes back to the room after the onsen. "

"Fabulous view from corner room, fresh towels and water delivered to door everyday and lovely onsen."

"PROS Very cozy room but plenty of space under the bed for storing baggage. Lots of useful information on the TV home screen (WIFI password, checkout details, room cleaning schedule, public bath crowd size, etc.) Multiple power outlets, including USB. Quick walk to train stations. Unbeatable choice if attending a sumo match at the nearby stadium. Also perfect for visiting the Edo-Tokyo Museum when it reopens after the renovations conclude. Excellent Lawson convenience store located on the second floor. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance. DRAWBACKS - Taller folks might find the bathroom module challenging. - Not enough elevators for the number of people in such a large hotel usually trying to reach the lobby at checkout time. - Stairs only for emergencies above the second floor. "

"Great location, good views, friendly staff. superior double rooms had nice size to it. Roomy compared to some others"