Tokyu Stay Aoyama Premier

Great value for money! Very spacious rooms with a comfortable bed & pillows. The laundry machine (combination washer + dryer) in the room was extremely convenient. We were on the 23rd floor and had a great view of the city. Staff are friendly and speak enough English to be conversational. The hotel also offers luggage delivery services at reception. The hotel offers breakfast for ¥1,500. You choose between a Japanese or Western option. The food is pre-packaged & frozen. You get it from freezers on the lobby floor then take it to your room to microwave & eat. There are free amenities & a free coffee machine on the lobby floor for guests. Only downsides is that the hotel is located in a business area so a bit of a walk to nearby subway stations and there aren’t many food options nearby.

Honeymoon, 1 month in Japan. It's the worst hotel we've had in the entire stay. We're paying a total of 225k yen for an 8 night stay, which is a lot on its own, so we were expecting a decent hotel. The rooms are beyond old and outdated, especially the bathroom, which is really disgusting. The wifi is turned off every night at 11 p.m., which is just insane to have the same problem every night. This is close to a baseball stadium so it can get loud for 3-4 hours straight in the late evenings. The staff, although very nice, is absolutely not helpful, couldn't pick up the phone anytime we called the front desk, doesn't have a normal scale for the luggage, COULDN'T EVEN BOOK A TAXI FOR US 3 DAYS IN ADVANCE. I hate to write bad reviews. This is my first one on a hotel. We stayed at Tokyu Stay Shinjuku and had such a great time, so this is just a huge letdown. Do yourself a favor and refrain from staying here. There are far better places for this price. EDIT: Forgot to mention that like many here in the comments added, the AC is very low quality and yet the hotel just doesn't care.

Not bad at all. I reserved a regular room with a full sized bed and was nervous, but it worked out. Check in was pleasant, English was well spoken and everything was explained, hotel facilities are lovely, and my room was spacious enough for 2 suitcases. I could easily move around. The bathroom is tiny so if you have makeup and toiletries you want to store in there it'll be a hassle. The toilet seat stays warm, which wasn't a plus for me, but to each their own. The bed was firm but not hard and I slept fine. Decor is modern and well kept and it was relatively quiet at night, aside from some people talking in the hall later one night. The location is great and convenient to a lot of things. It's in a semi busy area but you're high enough up that you don't really hear traffic below. Great base for exploring. Overall, a vert decent budget hotel.

The location of the hotel is fantastic, especially for shopping and cafe hopping lovers. I was able to visit my favorite stores in Omotesando which was a 10min walk. Also there were multiple supermarts and convenience stores nearby, which helps when you want to grab a quick bite or cook up something simple in the kitchenette. The only gripe i had was the cleanliness of the room. There were multiple brown stains on the walls, carpeted floor and couches. The shower room had a damp smell and the bidet needed some repair.

We stayed here for 9 nights and it was honestly one of the best places we have ever stayed at. You have the security of a hotel with the luxury of a kitchen in your room. The place is very neat and tidy. The veiw was fabulous. They have everything you could need located on the lobby floor and you can help yourself. Because I have celiac disease we knew eating out may be a problem so the kitchen was a life saver. Great location, nice and peacful. Overall very happy with our stay and we will definitely be back in the future.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Tokyu Stay Aoyama Premier. The room was immaculate and well-equipped with all the amenities one could need—perfect for both relaxation and productivity. The location is fantastic, nestled in a vibrant area with plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. I particularly appreciated the thoughtful touches in the room, such as the kitchenette and laundry facilities, which made my stay even more convenient. The overall atmosphere was peaceful and inviting, allowing me to unwind after a busy day of exploring the city. I left feeling satisfied and rejuvenated.

Hotel staff at reception was not fluent in English. He was focused on informing what he is supposed to tell you and cant understand/help in other matters. Have to resort to google translate.Room size and amenities are satisfactory. The breakfast is pathetic. More worthwhile and more choices to buy from convenience stalls downstairs. You have to pick up breakfast from lobby and heat up in your own room to consume. The coffee machine was down altho they offerred diy drip coffee.

Tokyu The location is convenient, near restaurants and just two stops from Shibuya, with the Ginza line only a short walk away. The rooms are spacious for Tokyo, and the in-room washing machine is a major plus. However, the hotel shows its age, with noticeable stains on carpets and furniture, an unpleasant smell in the bathroom, and dated fixtures. It’s a decent stay if you value space and proximity to transport, but the cleanliness and upkeep could use improvement.

Corporate serviced housing and hotel in a fantastic location. The neighborhood is quite nice and the room is cute. The sofa in the apartment is really kinda a poor sectional that keeps coming apart. Nothing is worse than plopping down after a long day and having the sofa fall into small pieces. The hotel side of this place might be better...and I hate to rant about a bad apartment sofa. But I guess I just did. You'll still like this place...so do it!

This is an affordable place for great location, few blocks from subway station. I stayed last time couple years ago and paid about $150 USD. Rooms are clean, free wifi, English spoken staff at lobby and free all you can eat breakfast at their annex cafe.