On our recent stay at the Toshi Center Hotel we were pleasantly surprised by how lovely the hotel really was. Durning the initial booking, I was concerned that the hotel may be too much of a business hotel and not meet our needs. This was far from the case. At check-in, we were greeted with prompt and professional service, not... More

a great and central base to explore tokyo. don't expect any thrills but it is very clean, staff are helpful and various metro lines are in close proximity. great views over tokyo too. 'double beds' are rather small. More

i have recommended this hotel to my friends as it is located in a quiet place( but near to the subway) , around 3 -5 stations away from tourist spots and has excellent cheap, authentic, clean restaurants around, as well as supermarkets . there are plenty of 24/7 convenience stores so getting up hungry in the middle of the night... More

This hotel is in quite a nice area. Whilst it is in the business area, its nice and conveniently located for using the subway system. there are two main train stations we used, Nagatcho and Akasaka-mitsuke both have different subway lines going through them which makes getting around easy. Nagatcho station is very close, about a 3 minute walk, and... More

This hotel is definitely worth the visit. The rooms are a little bigger than the usual business hotels and the decor is very simple but stylish. The staff members are pleasant and speak English too. A great location to see and enjoy Tokyo .... More

I enjoyed my stay at the Toshi Center Hotel. It seemed like a great value in a very expensive city, and a perfect place from which to explore Tokyo. The hotel seemed like a basic, business type hotel. The decor, though nice, was simple, nothing too flashy or exotic. The hotel was very clean. The rooms and bathrooms were small... More

Nothing bad to say. A decent hotel, I have no idea what it cost, but it was just splendid. Luxurious, polite staff, great breakfast selection, nice Japanese restaurant. The area isn't too bad either - connexion to other parts of the town is great through Marunouchi and Ginza lines (there was actually more, maybe the Yurakuchoo also, but don't remember),... More