Tokyo Dome Hotel

Hotel · Bunkyō

Tokyo Dome Hotel

Hotel · Bunkyō
1 Chome-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-8562, Japan

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Spacious rooms, city views, Italian & French dining, pool  

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1 Chome-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-8562, Japan Get directions

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1 Chome-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-8562, Japan Get directions

+81 3 5805 2111
tokyodome-hotels.co.jp
@tokyodomehotel_official
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@tokyodomehotel

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Google
We had an amazing stay at Tokyo Dome Hotel and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo. The location is unbeatable—just steps away from Tokyo Dome City and several train and subway lines, making it super convenient to get around the city.The room was clean, spacious (especially by Tokyo standards), and had a stunning view of the skyline. The beds were comfortable, and I appreciated the thoughtful amenities like the air purifier and the in-room fridge. Housekeeping kept everything spotless during my stay.Staff were incredibly friendly and professional. Check-in was smooth, and everyone I interacted with spoke English and was eager to help with directions and recommendations.Breakfast at Rilassa was delicious with a wide variety of Japanese and Western options. There's also a Lawson convenience store right inside the hotel, which was really handy.It can get a bit busy during events at Tokyo Dome, but the hotel is well-organized and manages the crowds efficiently.Overall, Tokyo Dome Hotel exceeded my expectations. It’s perfect for families, business travelers, and anyone who wants a comfortable and well-connected base in Tokyo. I will definitely stay here again on my next visit!

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On my second day of stay I came back to my room when it was dark around 10PM night. After I opened the door with my card key and put it to the room key socket it was still dark and no light at all inside the room. Then I tried the other card key instead of first one which I opened the door, and it was the same, no light at all. So I decided to enter the room without lights on to try to put on some light and at that time I hit my leg into the some suit case stand which was standind right on my way near toilet door was located. I was holdong bags on my hand and could not touch walls etc using my hands like usually poeple do when it is dark. So it hurted so much but still I tried to locate some swithes to turn on the light and finally I managed to do so. And I looked my legs and it was bleeding right in the place where I hit so hard because of the darkness. So I called hotel sfuff and explained them about the things that happened to me because of the hotel room darkness. It was the guy named Sekiguchi at that time and he said he is not in the position to take take care in this case so he asked me to wait until next morning. And Sekiguchi called me to the room next morning and came to my room with other guy with him and again I explained the last nights incident and the other one told me they have nothing to do with this. Obviosly it is not normal to have blacked out room when it is dark at the night and to be forced to enter and find out the switches hidden somewhere inside the room by myself holding bags in both hands. So I got so much frustrated hearing from them like this was my foult that I hurt myself becouse of full darkness even I put my card keys. So I asked to tell someone manager level and they brought the guy named Suga as I remember which is their customer manager. And when he come to my room hearing the situation, he acted even more ruder, and kept talking like I am pretending like that. That was so rude to hear that after all this happened to me, and they was looking at my leg which is bleeding. I even did not washed it until next morning to show them. And in the end they just kept justifying themselves and took the stand which I hit my leg and just gone away without any sign of remburresment or something to make me to forgive this incident. It was worst hotel expirience I ever had. Usually hotels like this do some apology and I expected at least upgrading the room. Total disappointment

Ali mohammed Al-Dossary

Google
Stayed here for two nights. The room was spacious, comfortable, and had a luxurious feel. Check-in was a bit unusual with the self-service process, but it worked fine. My only minor issues: the view wasn’t great, and I was given a double bed despite booking for one person (they apologized and offered to change it, but I didn’t bother since it was a short stay). Surprisingly, the hotel is right next to a roller coaster and amusement park, which they never mentioned when I asked about nearby attractions a missed opportunity for them to promote it. Overall, a pleasant stay.

Thanhuynh Anh

Google
Tokyo Dome Hotel has an excellent location, right next to Tokyo Dome and close to several train stations. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-equipped with great views. Staff are friendly, professional, and efficient. The breakfast buffet is diverse and delicious. this is definitely a hotel worth returning to. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Steven steven

Google
My stay was for two nights. The room was spacious & comfortable. Check-in & Check out via the self-service process. Beside the hotel there was a mall and theme park...where adult or kids can have fun with. Food wise plenty of options, there are food malls, restaurant....you walk further up there is Macdonald. Overall very satisfied with the stay.

Trip.com Member

Google
The room was great, clean, big, good aircon, international plugs. Great services, breakfast was very nice. Very well placed, 200m aways from the subway station . And of course amazing views of Tokyo. The only downside was the check in, you do it on an automatic machine that didn’t work well for us. In a fancy hotel like this, I would love to have a person in front of me instead of a machine.

Itchy Arakaki

Google
Our go to hotel in Tokyo. Central location with many selections of subways and JR stations. A good mall nearby. And many more food options within walking distance. View is excellent. Haven’t tried the morning buffet but it looks so good.

gbbvdanielle williams

Google
This hotel was amazing. They checked us in with no problem. Have your passport ready if you're coming from another country. The room is clean, and the toilet seats are warm. It is very close to a lot of things to do. All walking distance. The mall next door has a rollercoaster. Very affordable. Even the streets are clean.
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Peter N.

Yelp
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!
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Thomas K.

Yelp
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
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Tiffany S.

Yelp
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
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DD C.

Yelp
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.
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Linda Z.

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