Tokyo Grand Hotel

"# Hotel Review\n\nWe recently stayed at this hotel for three nights, and here’s our experience:\n\n### Pros\n- **Amazing View**: Our room offered a stunning view, which was definitely a highlight of our stay.\n\n### Cons\n- **Old and Run Down Rooms**: Unfortunately, the interior did not match the exterior and the pictures in the internet. The rooms felt outdated, with noticeable wear and tear. The bathroom had holes, and everything seemed very old.\n\n### Conclusion\nWe nick named it to our “Tokyo GrandPA Hotel” due to its vintage charm, but it definitely needs some renovations. If you’re looking for modern accommodations, this may not be the best choice. However, if you appreciate a great view and don’t mind the old interior it could still be a worthwhile stay. Not worth the price for us."

"My partner and I had an unforgettable stay at Grand Hotel Japan.\nFrom the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with warm hospitality and top-notch service.\nOur room was beautifully designed, offering stunning views that set the perfect romantic atmosphere. The fine dining experience was exquisite, and the spa treatments were incredibly relaxing.\nIt was the perfect place for a romantic getaway, and we can't wait to return! 🥰😁"

"Stayed in Tokyo for 8 days while traveling around Japan with two of my friends, we're all college students and needed a cost effective place to stay while not compromising too much on quality.\nI can't say it was all bad but I have a few warnings to give to any would be guests, especially anyone over 6'3 or 200 lbs (I'm 6'7 280)\n-The shower and bathrooms are very cramped, I couldn't stand up straight at all I had to either bend my knees or twist my neck the entire time I was showering.\n-The toilet was almost comically small, I thought this might be the case with all the toilets in Japan but even outdoor park bathrooms were bigger and nicer than the one in our room.\n-The twin beds were fine on size but it felt like sleeping on a cot, incredibly firm mattress with a very small pillow that was filled with what I can only describe as bean bag beans, they also didn't include a sheet it was just one large comforter that had a poor fitting covering on it that you could almost use as a sheet by itself after removing the comforter and in fact I did on more than one occasion.\n-Final warning, and this is for any guests of all sizes, if you do not wish to smoke, make sure to get a non smoking room. My dumb friend probably saw that it's cheaper to stay on a smoking floor and chose it for that reason but the smell is VERY much prevalent. Luckily I was only in the room to shower and sleep and you could get used to it after an hour or so but who wants to do that if they have a choice?\nFinal thoughts: You're a 10 minute walk from Hamamatsucho station if you're opting for the JR pass (unless you're taking the bullet train at least 3 times round trip) and 5 minutes from two local lines. We used the restaurant across the street, Jonathan's, for breakfast everyday since they charge you for breakfast at the hotel (opens 9 am). Just down the street is a convenience store which was very nice to have for buying water and food when needed as well as other helpful items like my friend bought a better umbrella there. Just a reminder that this IS Japan, I knew going in things were going to be smaller and there were going to be inconveniences, but after being out walking for 16 hours you would like to be able to actually wash off the dirt and relax in your room while you can, and this place didn't allow for me to do that."