Tokyo hotels near Bunkamura

Pros: staff was very nice and helpful. the room was clean. not the best or most modern but it's the basics. nice renovated bathrooms. high floors. AIRPORT SHUTTLE IS AMAZING!

Cons: the bedside tables are a bit ghetto. otherwise everything was good.

Pros: +Best Service (English friendly) +Best Location (5 minute walk to Shibuya Station) +Best Views +Extremely Clean & Comfortable +Luxurious +Worth the Cost of Stay

Pros: Awesome property

Cons: Great location, beautiful and large room. Wonderful service. Everyone was helpful and sweet

Pros: Staff were very helpful both prior and during stay. They were great at accomodating questions and needs prior via emails and had everything in order. All went smoothly. Rooms were very comfortable, quiet and clean.

Cons: It’s a shame that the pool was adults only as teenagers would have enjoyed a swim to relax. Also, there was a fair bit of construction on the streets all around Shibuyu so you had to manouver your access on foot. Not a major deal but I expect preparation for the Olympics.

Pros: Room price was reasonable, however, breakfast was 33k yen ($30) and $20 for the gym. Although expensive, the breakfast bar is excellent - better than most I've had here in the states. The bar at the top floor was cool with good ambience. Most of the staff speaks some English and are very helpful.

Cons: Do not recommend the expensive Japanese restaurant in the hotel. Shrimp tempura did not taste fresh and other dish not worth the cost.

Pros: Great location. Nice team.

Cons: Amenities in room rather bare. Very odd to charge for every tea bag, whereas the coffee in room is complimentary. Strange. Not enough seats in the lobby for people who meet there/wait for people...

Pros: Our room was well appointed and everything worked well. No marks or scratches to show wear and tear. The in room sound system was great and the complimentary unlimited data smartphone was extremely useful.

Cons: While the Executive Lounge was a nice haven to relax in and very classy, the food selection should be changed more regularly. There were no changes in the food/drink offerings across our entire five day stay.

Pros: Location

Cons: Service was "hit and miss", particularly in the lounge. The price was quite high for average quality rooms.

Pros: The deluxe city view room was phenomenal for a country boy like me. Room cleaning and bed making was excellent, left my extra spending money in the room and never missed a penny. Everyone was so very polite in the hotel, the view from the bar on the top floor is also not to be missed. Prices for drinks, etc. are as to be expected for this hotel, but don't miss breakfast! As American as you could want, and make sure you ask the guy with the chef hat on to make your eggs. Omelet, over easy, whatever, they will be done to perfection and delivered to your table. I loved my stay at this hotel, it was hard to come back to reality in the US.

Cons: No free wifi

Pros: Location

Cons: Nothing in particular

Pros: Great location very good service

Cons: Room a little aged also the hotel was difficult to find

Pros: It was close to everything even the Shibuya station. They also helped us retrieve a forgotten item from a hotel in Osaka we were at and shipped it to the hotel we were staying at.

Cons: Bed was a bit stiff for us. That was the only complaint

Pros: great location, comfy bed, nice hotel

Cons: nil

Pros: Centrally located near major train lines Clean, quiet, comfortable rooms Excellent city views Close to shops, bar, restaurants, parks Convenient bus service to airports

Cons: Breakfast not included in price Some extras (such as laundry) were extremely expensive

Pros: It's always good to be back at the Shibuya Excel Hotel. It feels like coming home to the familiar hotel and also area. I was traveling with my family including my nephew, a one-year-old toddler. When we arrived we were told that our two rooms will be on a separate floor. We requested if we can be on the same floor so we could help the parents with looking after the toddler when needed. The hotel assistant arranged the rooms on the higher floor for us with an extra cost per night per room which we were happy to pay for. We glad we did as our rooms were directly opposite and it was convenient with looking after the toddler. The higher floor means we have a better view of the Shibuya scramble square and the whole Shibuya skyline as well.

Cons: The rates for the hotel are on the high side, although you totally understand why. You can't beat the location and convenience it offers. The room is a bit small, but that's like any other hotel rooms in big cities.

Pros: +strategic location +near to every places +there’s a shuttle bus to haneda/narita airport straight from the hotel +the staffs are thoughtful +they always clean the room every day

Cons: -little room but expensive price

Pros: If you want to experience the full impact of Shibuya Crossing and be right in the thick of it - the hotel has amazing views of the crossing from above - then Shibuya Excel is the perfect place to base yourself!!!

Pros: We had a good room with a good view of the Shibuya Crossing. It was good to watch in the evening. The hotel was conveniently closes to the train station. Don't forget to check out the Hachigo statue on the way to the train station.

Cons: I was a bit confused with using the door card to power on or off with everything in the room.

Pros: Excellent location, great service and comfortable rooms.

Cons: Breakfast room cramped during busy times.

Pros: The area, the shibuya station downstairs. So close to every spot. Big room lot's of towels. Comfortable bed.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Great location. Comfortably sized and clean room. Staff was helpful.

Pros: This hotel has an awesome location if you plan on using the JR trains, but also an underground route to the Tokyo Metro subway lines in Shibuya (Super helpful when it's raining in Tokyo). Great location with respect to Shibuya and other landmarks restaurants. The room is smaller than double rooms in

Pros: The bathing space, the Japanese slippers, the yukata pajamas, and the gift bag of amenities! We loved it all. Wish we’d been able to spend more than one night!

Pros: Since its a female-only hotel, the environment feels safe and very clam. The hotel located next to a large lawson convenience store so it is very convenient to get food and drinks.

Cons: The hotel is not near Shibuya station the nearest station actually Shinsen station which is the station next to Shibuya station. Still, the location is not bad and the train between Shinsen and Shibuya runs very regularly and only takes like 1-2 minutes. But if you are during your period you might find the bathroom a little inconvenient since there is no personal bathroom available.

Pros: The location was just about the only thing, besides the lovely staff, that I appreciated.

Cons: The beds are basically gym mats. Awful. Hard. Just really extremely uncomfortable. Pillow actually wasn’t that bad. And the duvet was very fluffy, but they didn’t make up enough for the hard bed. The capsule didn’t have temp control and IT WAS HOT. The capsule has a “fan” but it didn’t work. It’s REALLY loud. The lockers are in the sleeping pod area so everyone getting their stuff you hear because it’s RIGHT THERE. The walls of the capsule were metal and if you hit them by accident it sounded like a metal drum banging, as if you were stuck inside a garbage can. The floors were thin dated carpet, again, not comfortable at all. We stayed at another capsule a week before that was quite luxurious compared to this place, and half as much. Out of 9 hotels we stayed in over the course of our trip, this was easily our least favorite. That all said, the staff is extremely helpful and wonderful! Isn’t their fault the product stinks.

Pros: It's clean and well equipped.love the bath.

Cons: It's quite far from the shibuya station. A 15mins walk up slope.

Pros: 7 min walk to Shibuya station friendly staff

Cons: cleanliness in bathroom could be improved - black hairs

Pros: Localisation, very friendly staff

Cons: Poor light It was simply cold in the room (AC is controlled centrally) Lots of long dark hairs in the bathroom, definitely not mine.

Pros: This was my second stay at this hotel during my trip so I knew what to expect but was still disappointed. The location was good and the staff were as helpful as possible but that was about all. I only stayed here a second time as there was nothing else available at the time of booking.

Cons: There appeared to be a light fixture in the center of the room on the ceiling but it did not work. The thermostat which was half hanging off the wall was set to heat centrally even though the temperature outside was around 70F during the day but opening the window allowed the smell of cigarette smoke from the street to enter the room (4th floor). I also smelled cigarette smoke in the hallway right outside of my room on several occasions. The bathroom was not nearly clean enough from day one (toilet odor) and I could always hear either the guests above me or the cleaning staff in the hallway in the mornings. The most annoying thing at the end of my trip was that the hotel did not have a luggage scale. They had a digital body scale which the girl at the front desk used by standing on it while holding one of my suitcases at a time then subtracting her weight which was not totally accurate. Unfortunately two days before I was going to leave the country I was informed that the digital scale had been broken by other guests and only thing left was an analog scale which was even worse. Fortunately my guesswork was correct and my luggage was not over the limit when I checked in at the airport.

Pros: the location was great considering main venue of the event that our team had to attend for a biz trip.

Cons: picture was better than the reality.

Pros: The hotel is very close to the center of Shibuya but far enough from the noise, trash, and rats to be acceptable. The staff is polite and helpful but that is the norm in Japan. The staff spoke some English but it was beneficial for me to use Japanese at times.

Cons: As Google Maps seems to seriously lack accuracy in Japan this hotel was a little hard to find. It didn’t help that the building lettering was small and not illuminated. Another issue is the fact that the building does not have a ramp leading up to the entrance, there are only stairs. This could be a major issue for anyone with disabilities. For me it was an annoyance as I crossed the street from the station using the pedestrian bridge with two suitcases then had to deal with even more stairs. This is the only hotel out of seven that I have stayed at in Japan that only had stairs leading to its entrance. The other major issue is the fact that this is the only hotel that I have stayed at which still uses physical keys rather than electronic key cards. The keys are not allowed to leave the hotel so you must turn them over to the staff as you leave. The only upside to this is that they will often offer you a cold bottle of water when you return although if you leave for a short period of time it is a little irritating. Lastly the bathroom although furnished with Toto equipment as all of the other hotels I have stayed at in Japan was clearly the oldest. The faucet and shower shared a hose which was connected to a diverter valve that had to be manually turned to switch outputs. This hotel needs to upgrade just about everything in order to be decent.