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• Homeikan
  "Unexpected highlight of my trip in Japan"
  "The place is not that easy to find, hidden in a neighbourhood of small houses, but once you get there, what a delight! I stayed in the Daimichi Bekkan building, a beautiful, old wooden structure with a delightful garden. My room was equally atmospheric. Very friendly welcome, and the simple Japanese..." breakfast was good. The only potential drawback is noise (e.g. you can hear people next room talk), but I had a quiet, relaxing night. Location is fairly central, with good metro connections, though the neighbourhood is not as inspiring as Yanaka, for instance. But the ryokan itself is such a great place! " More >
• Homeikan
  "Great experience"
  "We always stay here with school groups. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We have never had a bad experience at this ryokan. It is in a great location from Tokyo station, take the subway and get off at Hongo San Chome. The Homeikan is a 10 min walk from the station, but be careful there are t..."wo exits. You should head towards Tokyo University. There is a block of units on the left with a big bill board sign in front. Turn left there and follow the lane around to the Homeikan. YOu will quickly learn the route. Homeikan is located around the corner from Tokyo Dome. We went there for a meal and a quickl look around the shops. There is a lovely musical fountain and some amusement places at night. The area is very safe. The students all enjoyed the experience of a traditional breakfast each morning. On the first day the name of our school was printed in Japanese on the disposable chopstick covers. The students were given a bag of sweets when we departed. Lovely experience every time. " More >
• Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo
  "Not a Four Seasons hotel any more. But still excellent."
  "It left the Four Seasons system this year. It seems to be striving to extend the traditional Japanese hospitality in dealing with its guests. I think that is for the better. It continues to be an excellent hotel. There are several excellent restaurants in the Chinzanso complex.(The hotel is next ..."to facilities that cater to wedding and other functions.) Four Japanese style restaurants including those specialize in sushi and soba (Japanese noodle). There are first-rate Italian and French restaurants. Next to the lobby is a large and elegant furnished room for afternoon tea and cocktails. One drawback: To access the Tokyo Metro (Subway), the quick way is to take a 5-minute cab ride which will cost about 10 to 15 US dollars. " More >