Hotel Grand Central (Tokyo, Japan)

Thick-walled rooms provide excellent sound insulation from the street below and ensure a wonderful night's rest for the lightest of sleepers. Reviewers love the menu from which they can pick the perfect pillow to suit their preferences, while male/female yukatas are provided for extra comfort.

Tired travellers arriving after a long journey are always appreciative of the hotel's location and the ease with which it can be found. Close to Kanda JR station, those with small children or lots of luggage will be grateful for the convenience, while the easy access to subways linking the entire city are a dream for first-timers to the city.  Tired travellers are always appreciative of how easy this hotel is to find. Close to Kanda JR station, those with children or lots of luggage will be grateful for the convenience, while effortless access to subways linking the city are a dream for Tokyo first-timers.

Even guests accustomed to superior standards of service are impressed with the professionalism shown across all departments. Occasional communication issues with front-of-house staff don't detract from their warmth and willingness, management are solution-orientated and hard-working housekeepers maintain incredible standards of cleanliness.

Thus far, any negative comments regarding this establishment are old and unrelated, suggesting that historical recommendations for changes have been successfully implemented. Occasional reviewers note that rooms are small, but concede that this is normal in Tokyo, and in no way detracts from an otherwise excellent experience.

Thus far, any negative comments regarding this establishment are old and unrelated, suggesting that historical recommendations for changes have been successfully implemented. Occasional reviewers note that rooms are small, but concede that this is normal in Tokyo, and in no way detracts from an otherwise excellent experience.

Thus far, any negative comments regarding this establishment are old and unrelated, suggesting that historical recommendations for changes have been successfully implemented. Occasional reviewers note that rooms are small, but concede that this is normal in Tokyo, and in no way detracts from an otherwise excellent experience.