Koraku Garden Hotel

Having stayed at Tokyo Dome, this hotel compares poorly to its swankier neighbour. The room we had was very small, with an even smaller toilet, and hardly space for luggage. It is clean and it had a small TV, a hairdryer and a small kettle. Sufficient, but good only for one night. ||||Although I appreciated the breakfast that came with the room booking, I did not enjoy the breakfast as the quality was rather poor at a small Chinese restaurant in the basement of the hotel.||||There is a nice garden next to the hotel, good for a nice stroll in the park. Location is not bad, but head towards the Dome if you want restaurants and activities when it gets dark.

Perfect fit for solo traveler! Loved my room, space to move, comfy bed and my own bathroom! Came with a hot water heater and a face steam machine. I had tea and coffee in the room which I love so I can make it on my time and not go anywhere. Downside- I couldn't change the temperature in the room and they had the heat on high. Nor do the windows really open. I was too hot in my room. Booked on 3rd party site, easy check in and 2500¥ a night it was perfect fit. COVID checks for temperature at check in. Staff were friendly!

Nicely located and cheapest option to stay if you are planning on going to Tokyo dome City. The room and the bathroom were spacious. The hotel is getting old, would need a little refreshing. Breakfast, located at the basement in the Chinese restaurant of the hotel, was awful.

Location was very good, in a quiet resident area, close to Iidabashi subway station, Tokyo Dome. Room was small, not enough space to unpack my bags. Everything in the room was simple but well arranged. Bathroom was small too and a bit outdated. Staff was friendly but could not speak English very well. WiFi was free but a bit slow.

average room in tokyo, friendly staffs, good place to stay at

The location was OK, and the facilities were very clean, if a bit small. We would probably stay again had it not been for one experience we had with a member of the staff. As our Japanese is still weak, my husband asked the front desk to help us with making a dinner reservation at a nearby restaurant. The young lady at the front desk was very willing to help, but as she tried to help us an older employee began scolding her in (we think) Chinese. He had her ask my husband in English which country we were from, and when he answered "America, but we live in Japan," he continued to speak intensely to the employee. After he left, she shamefacedly told my husband that she couldn't help because, if we bailed on our reservation, it would reflect badly on the hotel. I'm not sure if this was discrimination or just a very poor customer service decision, but it was quite unpleasant. The young lady was as helpful as possible, though- most employees were great -but this left a bad taste in my mouth.

Can't really complain for the price. Getting old , But room was spacious as well as the bathroom. Good location if you want to go to the Tokyo dome.Breakfast was awful, just go to the nearby Starbucks for breakfast.

Though, I didn't have any reason except this hotel is just nearby the HQ of my company, sometimes you'll find a great deal and I indeed like taking it and staying in double room alone. The bed will perfectly refresh you, and after getting up the rather modified but still authentic Chinese breakfast will empower you enough to keep on fighting whole day. For your ref, many Chinese staffs working here can guide Chinese visitors from A to Z about Tokyo. Highly recommended to all.