What makes this hotel unusual is the fact that its concierge and most of its staff are actually robots, some of which look like dinosaurs and some like humans. Small robots in various shapes and sizes can also be found in each of the rooms, helping guests by setting up alarm clocks for them or turning the lights off. Additionally, the hotel boasts a privileged location in very close proximity to Tokyo Disneyland, making it an ideal place to stay for family and robot enthusiasts.
This luxury hotel in bustling Shinjuku features a Godzilla themed room, as well as a Godzilla view room from which guests can see a full scale art work of Godzilla's head which adorns the terrace of the 8th floor.
Meguro Emperor is a love hotel for adults only, which is set right in front of the banks of Meguro River in Tokyo. The hotel boasts a unique exterior, since it is designed like a fairy tale castle, with its turrets visible from afar.
As a capsule hotel, First Cabin Shinbashi Atagoyama offers accommodation in cabins which include a bed, a small table and a TV. Each cabin is able to accommodate only one guest, while there are separate floors for male and female guests.
Considered as a landmark for the port area of Kobe, this hotel boasts a unique architectural design, since its shape resembles a white wave rising up from the ocean.
Henn na Hotel in the Akasaka area of Tokyo has human-like robots at the reception and smaller robots in other area of the hotel, offering a unique experience to guests.
Book And Bed Tokyo Shinjuku provides accommodation inside a bookshop, allowing guests to choose from the wide selection of books and read at their leisure while also enjoying a beverage of their choice. Apart from private rooms, there are also dorm-type rooms available, for those book lovers who wish to meet up with others during their stay.
HAOSTAY has established itself as a favorable choice for travelers, especially those wishing to explore the scenic beauty of Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi. The hotel's strategic location provides easy access to essential amenities such as supermarkets, convenience stores and restaurants and its proximity to the Kawaguchiko Station and the red bus line further enhances its accessibility. Guests consistently rave about the breathtaking views of Mount Fuji from various vantage points within the hotel, including the rooftop, adding to its serene and peaceful ambiance.
The breakfast experience at HAOSTAY is largely praised for its delicious traditional Japanese and Western-style options. Guests appreciated the simplicity, quality and freshness of the meals, finding them satisfying and healthy. The panoramic view of Mount Fuji from the breakfast area further complemented the dining experience. However, the limited variety and repetitive nature of the breakfast offerings were noted with some suggestions for more vegetarian options and greater flexibility in breakfast timings.
Despite not offering dinner on-site, HAOSTAY ensures guests have memorable dining experiences by providing recommendations and assistance with local restaurant reservations. Guests highlighted the exceptional assistance from the staff in arranging dining plans, enhancing their overall experience.
The rooms at HAOSTAY receive high marks for their spaciousness, comfort and cleanliness. Guests appreciate the modern facilities, simple yet aesthetically pleasing decor with traditional Japanese elements and the meticulous maintenance of the rooms. The inclusion of thoughtful amenities like bath salts, humidifiers and panoramic views of Mount Fuji from some rooms adds to the appeal. Minor cleanliness issues were occasionally mentioned, but the overall environment is described as comfortable and inviting.
Cleanliness is a standout feature at HAOSTAY with numerous reviews praising the impeccable upkeep of the rooms and common areas. The hotel's new and modern facilities are well-kept, contributing to a hygienic and relaxing environment.
Another highlight is the exceptional service provided by the HAOSTAY staff. Guests consistently describe the staff as friendly, helpful and multilingual, ensuring smooth communication and a welcoming atmosphere. The staff's dedication to providing excellent customer service significantly enhances the overall experience.
Although the Wi-Fi service received mixed reviews with frequent complaints about slow and unstable connections, the hotel's free and ample parking facilities were well-regarded by self-driving guests for their convenience and accessibility.
HAOSTAY is particularly praised as a family-friendly hotel. Families appreciate the spacious rooms, comfortable tatami areas and thoughtful amenities that cater to family needs. The themed rooms like the watermelon room add excitement for children and the attentive service from the staff ensures a comfortable and enjoyable stay for families.
Lastly, the comfortable and spacious beds at HAOSTAY were noted as enhancing the guest experience, though opinions on bed firmness varied. The well-maintained beds and clean sheets contributed positively to the overall comfort.
In summary, HAOSTAY offers a blend of comfort, affordability and excellent service, making it a solid choice for travelers seeking a relaxing and enjoyable stay while exploring the beautiful surroundings of Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi.
PETALS TOKYO isn’t a typical building. It comprises four colorful, stationary houseboats moored on the Tennozu Canal, each a private, artful suite with its own design concept and waterfront views. Inspired by lotus petals drifting on water, the mini–boutique hotel hosts only a handful of guests at a time, right in Tokyo’s Warehouse TERRADA art district beside the floating venue T-LOTUS M (supervised by architect Kengo Kuma). The result feels more like staying in a floating art installation than a conventional hotel.
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