Hotel Livemax Budget Shimbashi

“Sehr zufrieden mit meinem Aufenthalt”

Ich halte dieses Hotel für einen sehr guten Wahl für ein kostenbewusst Reisenden. Es ist zwar nicht ein neues Hotel, es war immer noch komfortabel und sauber. Ich fand die Lage in der Nähe von Daimon Station günstig zu sein, um, wie der Oedo Linie verbindet nach Roppongi, Yoyogi, und Shinjuku un... Mehr

Ich halte dieses Hotel für einen sehr guten Wahl für ein kostenbewusst Reisenden. Es ist zwar nicht ein neues Hotel, es war immer noch komfortabel und sauber. Ich fand die Lage in der Nähe von Daimon Station günstig zu sein, um, wie der Oedo Linie verbindet nach Roppongi, Yoyogi, und Shinjuku und der Asakusa Linie verbindet in Higashi Ginza und Asakusa. In der Nähe ist der Onarimon Station verbindet zu Otemachi (in der Nähe zum Bahnhof Tokio) . Ich kann mich nicht um Ihren kompliziert Transfers. . . Ich konnte zu fahren direkt zu den Touristenattraktionen in kurzer Zeit. Das Personal hat begrenzten Englisch, aber das war kein Problem. Sie haben Karten aufgedruckt mit allen Regeln des Hotels/Anweisungen in Englisch. Die Gegend ist nachts sehr ruhig. Es ist nur ein paar Minuten zu Fuß zum Tokyo Tower, das war ein schöner Spaziergang am Abend. Alle alle war ich zufrieden, und, was am wichtigsten ist - ich bekam einen guten Schlaf!

Weniger

“Gutes Preis-Leistungs -Verhältnis, Preis, Ort”

war sauber, glaubten schön wird Ihnen helfen, Sie für alle. Die Größe des Bettes war klein, nicht wie variiert in Hotels, aber es war das einzige. sie fragen nicht x Geld wie Tip". Neben dem gibt es ein paar Block viele rstaurantes, wie der OKD

“Good value”

Good apartments hotel(which means not restaurant/breakfast), 10 minutes from shimbashi station and with plenty of restaurants nearby. We went mainly to Italians restaurants (ie "La Pausa" is just 10 minutes away, cheap and good pasta) but on the street to the station there are tens of japaneses o... Mehr

Good apartments hotel(which means not restaurant/breakfast), 10 minutes from shimbashi station and with plenty of restaurants nearby. We went mainly to Italians restaurants (ie "La Pausa" is just 10 minutes away, cheap and good pasta) but on the street to the station there are tens of japaneses ones that after 6pm are packed with salary men going home from work. At the reception we always found somone speaking a basic/good english, the room doesn't get cleaned unless you stick a magnet to the door to tell. At the end they let us leave our luggage after check-out for the rest of the day (our flight was a 10 pm).

Weniger

“Curious hotel walking distance from Shimbashi Trains Station in Tokyo”

This hotel is a little different than most Japanese business hotels in that some rooms are equipped with a small stove and microwave allowing one to use it as an efficiency. This particular outlet (this is a chain) was a little run down but perfectly adequate for a short stay. The rooms are typic... Mehr

This hotel is a little different than most Japanese business hotels in that some rooms are equipped with a small stove and microwave allowing one to use it as an efficiency. This particular outlet (this is a chain) was a little run down but perfectly adequate for a short stay. The rooms are typical of Japanese business hotels (i.e. small) but the bed was comfortable and the internet was extremely fast in my room. The bathroom and shower was reminiscent of what one might find in a travel trailer (i.e. small and forged from a single piece of plastic), and in my room the shower height was actually too low to stand if over 5'8". It was located in a residential area about 10-15 minutes walk from he Shimbashi JR train station which is useful if you are traveling with a JR Rail pass as this is 2 stops south of the main Tokyo train terminal. There are several subway stations similar distances away. There are many restaurants and other forms of entertainment near the train station. I chose this hotel as it was the cheapest of the very few hotel rooms available in Tokyo for the night of my stay, but it was still very expensive possibly because Japanese hotels raise and lower their rates daily, it seems, depending on demand. The staff were very helpful and friendly and over all there was nothing to complain about other than the 10AM check-out time.

Weniger