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"This place is above your standard room stay. Extra nice place to stay and very convenient for shopping and food. Train and taxi is at your doorstep.very quiet and staff very professional. Buffets in hotel is awesome and the amenities massages, small shops make it easy for a drink or snack. Restaurants both Japanese and American are surrounding hotel with a mere walk in both directions."

"Note that we like generally like Hilton hotels, so our expectation was high. What we liked: - The room was pretty spacious and nice. We loved it. - The view of the Rainbow Bridge from the balcony was amazing. - The Jacuzzi on the roof (expensive, though) What we didn't like: - The room only had instant coffee - The space for breakfast buffet was tight and hard to navigate when it's crowded - You have to pay for the pool and jacuzzi Overall, I think it was 3.5 stars. We don't mind coming...

"Fantastic stay - rooms very well furnished and maintained to a very high standard. The staff were friendly and the hotel is convenient for both Haneda airport and the Shinkansen, close by on the Yamanote Line. Worth the expense if you’re looking for a high quality hotel for a trip to Tokyo. "

"The hotel was in a quiet location, and walkable to a few of the major subway lines. The staff were attentive. The

facilities were a nice touch. The rooms were small and dated, and while housekeeping would attend every day, they did not do a thorough job at cleaning the rooms."

"As a solo traveller, I had a great experience staying at APA Hotel. From the moment I walked in, I knew I’d like it. Check-in was fully digital, quick and efficient, which made things really smooth. The room was compact but perfect for one person, with everything I needed for a comfortable stay. My favourite part was the indoor onsen—a

highlight of my evenings. It did take a little getting used to the culture of not wearing a costume, but once I adjusted, it became something I really...

"Clean and friendly staff. Check-in was easy as well. You have to go to the 25th floor for the hotel lobby. The 1st floor of the building is the street level and you can take the elevator up depending on which entry of the subway station you are coming from. If you get off the local U-line then you will enter from 2nd level from thebsubway tunnel into the automatic glass doors where you see the Ghibli clock on the opposite end. If your getting off Shimbashi Station then you will enter the...

"Luxury property with a most attentive staff. Great restaurants. It is the place to stay in Tokyo! "