Tokyo Dome Hotel

Review: Tokyo Dome Hotel – A Luxurious Stay with Incredible Service! Our stay at the Tokyo Dome Hotel was nothing short of exceptional! We booked an Executive Room, and it was absolutely worth it. From the moment we arrived, the service was top-notch—the staff was incredibly attentive, polite, and always eager to help. One of the highlights was the Executive Lounge, which provided a relaxing atmosphere with great food, drinks, and a stunning view of the city. The attention to detail in the lounge made it a perfect place to unwind after a long day of exploring Tokyo. A special touch that truly made our stay memorable was the free voucher they gave us for the Big O Ferris Wheel—such a thoughtful gesture that added to the overall experience. And speaking of views, the panoramic cityscape from our room was breathtaking. Watching Tokyo light up at night from our window was a moment to remember. The hotel’s location is fantastic, especially for baseball fans or those visiting Tokyo Dome City. With easy access to public transport, restaurants, and entertainment, it’s a perfect spot for both leisure and business travelers. Overall, Tokyo Dome Hotel exceeded our expectations, and we would highly recommend it to anyone looking for luxury, comfort, and outstanding service in the heart of Tokyo! Would definitely stay here again.

I wouldn’t recommend the Tokyo Dome Hotel for an international traveler. The Tokyo Dome Hotel is fantastic if you are going to the Tokyo Dome. I stayed a week on business. I thought the room was small but adequate for 1. Service is mixed to say the least. Check in is the most exhausting experience using a tablet they present you. There’s little flexibility. I was charged for an hours early check in and then spent half of that checking in but only discovered on the bill. Check out they push you to use a terminal again and getting a bill / receipt you are back at reception and it’s a big ask. Actually it was check out that left me with the view that I would NOT stay at this hotel again. Allow plenty of time. On the plus side the Bar 2000 and the bar on the 43rd floor have fantastic views. A wide range of restaurants. Some are astronomical in $$$$$ WiFi is not great throughout the hotel but in the room was OK. On my next visit I’ll try a different hotel for sure.

The room was comfortable enough, clean, but a bit on the small side, meaning I had to rearrange the furniture a bit to have room to move around. The location is pretty good, however. Check-in is entirely automated which is… fine I guess, but I do like to have someone to talk to at check-in in case I have any questions about where things are. My room came with executive lounge access, and I used it for breakfast both days that I was there. Although a little odd (fried eggs with pasta and tomato sauce), the breakfasts were fresh and hot, with good quality ingredients. Another pleasant surprise is the fact that soft drinks and beer from the minibar were free, so a nice way to wind down in the evenings.

Stayed at Tokyo Dome Hotel twice already. Both times were exceptional. Service was excellent.||1st time - Checked in day before the event|2nd time - Checked in on a weekend, day of event|Check in is efficient but can be quite long. Although they have this queue system, where you can track on your mobile if it’s your turn to line up. They also let you leave your luggages before check in esp if the line is too long and you have to go somewhere first.|Both times I asked if I could have a dome side room, and was fortunately granted. I was upgraded to a Premium room on my most recent stay, which was very very nice. ||Tried ordering room service when the restaurant lines around the dome got too crazy. Value for money - 4/5|The beef curry was really nice, but expensive. Which I understood since you’re in a hotel.||The hotel also lets you borrow umbrellas just in case it’s raining. ||Overall a very nice hotel to stay at with 3 train lines situated closely.

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.

Tokyo Dome Hotel is a good place to stay and I would recommend that anyone visiting the city considers it. It is in an excellent location, next to the Tokyo Dome itself (obviously), some shops, a funfair and a railway station. The hotel is very clean and tidy and the rooms are bigger than I expected. The staff are very professional and friendly but for international travellers, be aware that very little English is spoken in the hotel. To be clear, I am not saying everyone in Japan should learn English, of course not, but when I compare it with similar hotels in China, the level of English is low. I didn't use any of the hotel's facilities as I was always out, but there are plenty of places to eat inside the hotel that are worth investigating. The rooms all have good views of the city with big windows, which is another positive. I found the hotel to be quite good value and I would definitely stay there again. While the decoration, especially the bathrooms are a bit dated, everything is good quality. There are two negatives, depending on your perspective. The mattresses are quite firm. I slept well so this didn't bother me personally, but I could imagine them being too firm for some people. Also, the hotel uses the cheapest, lowest-quality toilet paper I have ever seen. Obviously not a huge issue, but it is so strange considering how nice everything else is. Overall, I would happily stay there again and recommend it to others.

The location is about 20mins by train from anything useful. The station is  8mins away. Tokyo dome was closed when I stayed during December. No spa. No pool. No dedicated service to get to or from either airport. Breakfast not allowed in the restaurant with a view on level 44 is only for guests with the most expensive rooms. In all the hotel is really nice but could be better if the amenities we open to everyone

Hotel is very clean and convenient! Great for families, staffs are nice and very helpful. It is near JR line and have many shops around and a pleasant and peaceful park. I am very surprised on having such big room in Tokyo and with smart tv able to watch YouTube too. Love this hotel! Thanks 😊

Beautiful hotel with amazing views of Tokyo. The staff will take excellent care of you. There are many restaurants and stores located in the hotel. If you don't find what you need in the hotel, the hotel is part of a bigger complex which is Tokyo Dome City. You're located near so many things to see, do and eat. Suidobashi Station is across the street. Outside the lobby, taxis are waiting for the doorman to signal that you need a ride. Four elevators only go to the premier and executive suites so the wait time is very short up to your room. The rooms are spacious. Huge by Tokyo standards. We'll be back next time we're in Tokyo!

Konichiwa foodies! Its Ms. Foodiecritic coming atchya LIVE! Form Tokyo!!! Amazing view. Wow!! Just wow. F I V E Stars!!! love it. Def come here again!!!!!! It's so nice to wake to Tokyo. Love the breakfast buffet too! this place is amaze! Thinkinv about staying here again. -- Ms.Foodiecritic, TK's daughter

We had a beautiful trip to Tokyo our 8 days and 7 nights at the Tokyo Dome Hotel were wonderful. We stayed on the 32nd floor and had a magnificent view of what felt like most of the city. I'd wake up every morning and take a picture of the skyline. To relax I'd take a bath in the tub which is nice enough to soak in. Our room size was on the larger side, I was expecting it to be smaller and had great amenities. Tokyo Dome city had plenty of food options. We loved the bakery next to Starbucks & 7-Eleven. I'd love to come back. Thank you

Tokyo Dome located right next to the Dome. Huge and luxurious. But inside, the bed room's setting and decoration were typical business hotel, no unique Japanese aroma. Hotel internet: free in room wi-fi. Hotel dinner: Buffet style. Gigantic dining hall. Foods/dishes were deluxe and bounteous. One of the best. Hotel breakfast: Plain.

We stayed at this hotel for 11 nights in July and loved it. Comfortable, clean, friendly. It was perfect.