Tokyo Dome Hotel

“Lovely Family Stay. Good location.”

We are a family of four, two adults and two teenagers who stayed in the Japanese Suite on the 39th floor and had a very comfortable experience. We arrived at 1am and check in was swift as we were the only customers at that time. We were asked what time we would like our futons to be set up again ea… more

We are a family of four, two adults and two teenagers who stayed in the Japanese Suite on the 39th floor and had a very comfortable experience. We arrived at 1am and check in was swift as we were the only customers at that time. We were asked what time we would like our futons to be set up again each evening so we could have more space in the suite during the day. There was plenty of space for our cases. We were provided with slippers, pyjamas, robes and plentiful bathroom products to use. It was so inviting to see our four futons set up like one giant comfortable bed after a long journey. Bring on an executive floor meant we also had access to the Executive Lounge, one floor above us and accessed via stairs a little way down the corridor. We went here a few times for free refreshments and snacks to wind down after a long day out. There was also a service desk up there so that we were able to check out easily without the crowds in the lobby at the end of our stay. The hotel itself is in a great location with easy walks to two stations for metro and JR trains and with plenty of dining options in and around it. There is also a 24 hour Lawson convenience store at the bottom of the hotel which was also very handym

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“3nd stop of Toyko/Japan Tour!”

First of all this hotel is humongous to say the least. Huge check in counter with multiple people at counter to help. Check in was a breeze. We choose premium non smoking floors which gave you a few extras; mini bar, robbes, slippers, no microwaves. The room has no drawers for your clothes and a sm… more

First of all this hotel is humongous to say the least. Huge check in counter with multiple people at counter to help. Check in was a breeze. We choose premium non smoking floors which gave you a few extras; mini bar, robbes, slippers, no microwaves. The room has no drawers for your clothes and a small outdated coat rack to hang your clothes.I didn't like going in out of my suitcase everyday. The bathroom although large, quite outdated decor. Huge bathroom counter but they made no shelves underneath. Highlight- their beds & pillows are way bigger/fluffier than rhe 3 other hotels I have stayed on this trip. Rooms facing the dome have a high top bar. Rooms facing the city have a couch. Breakfast included many restaurants and cafe here. 😋 also your own Lawson (7/11) store in hotel. Gym, pool washers=dryers- no detergent needed. However if you are not going to a game or concert not much else to do. after you have explored the mall /Fridays, food court, bowling alley etc. I would just ask that they make hotel doors keycoded to get in after hours. Had a wonderful time!

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“Excellent base, upgrade to Premium”

I stayed almost two weeks at the Tokyo Dome Hotel, trying both the basic and premium rooms. This hotel makes a great base for exploring Tokyo. The staff are courteous and will do their best to make you comfortable. The premium rooms are excellent and well outfitted. The restaurant on the 43F is ama… more

I stayed almost two weeks at the Tokyo Dome Hotel, trying both the basic and premium rooms. This hotel makes a great base for exploring Tokyo. The staff are courteous and will do their best to make you comfortable. The premium rooms are excellent and well outfitted. The restaurant on the 43F is amazing - there was poor planning on our part and we asked them very last minute if they could accommodate a vegetarian lunch course for us. They pulled this off in no time with some delicious dishes. The only 2 downsides to this hotel are the basic rooms and the common breakfast buffet- I stayed here back in 2012 and these rooms have not been upgraded at all. They look very dated. In fact I think they may have even peeled back features like an iron in each room, robes and laundry service (now there's a self laundry facility) Spending more on the premium rooms is worth the money. The buffet had good options but the layout is very cramped for how many guests use it. This often results in long lines at the coffee station and near collisions.

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“Not bad, but doesn't stand out”

I chose in this hotel mostly because it was one of the cheapest 4-star hotels in Tokyo. And I got what I paid for. The hotel is located close to Tokyo Dome and its shopping/entertainment complex. The location is OK. What I didn't know is that there's a amusement park next to it so there will be so… more

I chose in this hotel mostly because it was one of the cheapest 4-star hotels in Tokyo. And I got what I paid for. The hotel is located close to Tokyo Dome and its shopping/entertainment complex. The location is OK. What I didn't know is that there's a amusement park next to it so there will be some noises while the park operating. Will not recommend the place for remote working. Also the nearby streets can get super crowded after an event in Tokyo Dome. I literally had a hard time walk back to the hotel once. Many restaurants and shops in the area closes by 9-10 PM, though the hotel has its own convenience store. The hotel was a bit old, as expected. But it had a slight art deco charm which is cool. There was a bell boy taking my luggage to my room without me asking. And the staff was professional. The room was pretty big for Tokyo and was clean. But the bed wasn't super comfortable. I could hear a bunch of noises coming from the building. And the amenities (such as shampoos and tea bags) were not premium, looks like they know how to cut corners. The breakfast buffet was much smaller than I expected for the price. There were many tourists who don't understand how the system works and keep sitting on tables not assigned to them (including my table) which made the experience rather chaotic. Overall, this isn't a bad hotel and definitely works. But with so many accommodation options in Tokyo this one doesn't stand out.

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