All Inclusive Resorts in Japan

"Very close to the historic Sumo Hall, Ryogoku Station, and a variety of different dining options within walking distance. Hotel had very good staff and cleaning staff, they were polite and did their job. Hotel overall was clean, spacious, and had many services and amenities. I do wish there was a bit more space in the area waiting for elevators on the main floor. It gets crowded when groups come in and block up the area, almost impossible for those getting off or on. There should be signs telling those waiting for elevators to allow those getting off at that floor to leave the elevator first, there were a few times some female foreign tourists would just barge in. They should understand the etiquette is the same as the public transit, help them get accustomed to the local culture, to allow people to get off first before barging in. Not a major deal, but can go along way to help. Overall great place to stay. Suited me perfectly."

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"This hotel was an excellent choice for my stay in Tokyo. It’s in a quiet neighborhood, but it’s also very close to a number of different notable tourist spots like the Tokyo Dome, Akihabara, the Ryogoku Kokugikan sumo arena, and more. Service was superb all the way throughout, and it has basically every amenity most travelers could want. They’ll even hold your bags for free for the day after you check out, if you need that. I’ll look at this place first on return trips to Tokyo for sure. "

"Very clean. Conveniently across from rail but means you can hear it at night. Not load but you w Can hear it hum."

"Perfect location to easily get to all the places. "

"Amazing "

"Great location ... Amazing view thru our window looking at Skytree ! Staff helpful , cleanliness and more "

"This was our first time to Osaka. This place is in the perfect location. You can walk everywhere. There were tons of places to walk to. The room was perfect for what we needed. I would definitely stay here again. "

"My family enjoyed the stay at Shinjuku Washington Hotel."