Find Hotels with Kitchenette in Minato from S$64

"I thought the property was very nice inside with the use of traditional Japanese styles of the tatami rooms and comfortable beds as well as the sliding rice paper doors. It had a great shower room, which could be used like a Onsen with a deep soaking tub and short stool with bucket. But even with these traditional styles, you could’ve easily taken a standup shower. Washer and dryer worked great. Kitchen is well equipped. Breakfast was delivered promptly every morning, however, might recommend...

"The room has washing machine! So convenient !!"

"TokyuStay is located not far from Omote-Sando street next to Gaeimmae Metro station (Ginza Line). Very convenient place and nice and clean business hotel. The rooms are small like most Japanese business hotels, but not too small and well equiped with Micro-oven, refrigerator, air purifier..Staff is very helpful!!! Highly recommend!!!"

"Location was good for where we were interested in going. Hotel was clean and in good condition. Guest services understood English well when we checked in which was wonderful but they were not as helpful in checking out to get us a taxi. "

"The hotel is in a really lively area with lots of dining options close by. The room is spacious with a washer/dryer and was clean, however the interior was a little beat up (scrapes on the walls) and there was no view/usable window."

"This place was the most convenient for us. All of the areas we wanted to visit were close and so was the train station. Lots of cute dining areas to check out and the locals are very friendly! Only negatives were the bathrooms (they were tiny, but useable) and we didn’t get more than 2 rolls of paper for a 6 day stay. We had to get our own toilet paper. Overall, it was a good experience and we would definitely use them again when we come back to Japan. "

"The noise from the train tracks was deafening. The tv is setup in the most awkward position. What they pass off as the tv program was pornography just placed in plain view. The staff wanted to charge me 820 yen just to reserve a cab (utterly pathetic)."