Keihan, Wakasu Hotels

Tokyo Gate Bridge looks like two facing dinosaurs connect Wakasu and an artificial island without any sign of living. In feature, there will be a huge park. Because the bridge is close to the Haneda Airport, that height was regulated. On the other hand, this is in the middle of Tokyo bay that a lot of large ships are here, too.

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Our top choices for Wakasu Keihan

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Hotel Keihan Tsukiji Ginza Grande

Chuo

24 Jan - 25 Jan

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Hotel Keihan Asakusa

Asakusa

yung ning

19 Jan - 20 Jan

Hotel Keihan Tokyo Yotsuya

Shinjuku

Shau Hong

2 Feb - 3 Feb

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Top Wakasu Hotel Reviews

APA Hotel & Resort Ryogoku Eki Tower

10/10 Excellent

"Very clean and beautiful place "

Shinagawa Prince Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Shinagawa Prince Hotel – A City Within the City The Shinagawa Prince Hotel is an impressive, full-scale destination in itself. The property is massive, featuring three distinct towers so yes, there may be a brief “Which tower am I in?” moment at check-in. Once I found my way to the Annex Tower, everything else was smooth sailing. I stayed in a queen room with a separate bath on the 30th floor, which offered a fantastic panoramic view of Tokyo. The room was clean, quiet, and comfortable, exactly what you want after full days of exploring the city. The staff truly stood out: friendly, professional, and always willing to help. The entire property felt well-maintained and calm despite its size. What really sets this hotel apart is the sheer amount of on-site entertainment, bowling, shopping, dining, and more, making it feel like a mini city. Location-wise, it doesn’t get much better. The Shinagawa Station is literally across the street, making it incredibly easy to hop on a train and explore Tokyo daily. And when the trains stopped running, a quick Uber ride back was under $10 USD, convenient and budget-friendly. While I didn’t try the hotel breakfast, based on the overall experience, I imagine it would be just as solid. All in all, I highly recommend the Shinagawa Prince Hotel and would absolutely stay here again on future visits to Tokyo. Convenience, comfort, and connectivity this place delivers."