Hotel Sakura Fleur Aoyama (Tokyo, Japan)

Guests appreciated the design of this boutique hotel which is inspired by Victorian decor and meant to be romantic. They described the rooms as spacious for Japan, clean and comfortable. Wi-Fi worked reliable for guests.

The hotel is right in Shibuya, one of the trending neighbourhoods in Tokyo for shopping and dining. Guests loved that they could reach many tourist attractions on foot. The Shibuya station is also just a short walk away, making it easy to explore the rest of Tokyo. A convenience store is right next to the hotel so drinks and snacks are easy to get.

Many guests felt that the staff was really helpful in finding directions, giving them ideas which restaurants to try or what attractions are worth a visit. English is spoken well by many front desk attendants.

Guests sometimes heard noise from neighbouring rooms and described the walls as a bit thin. If you are sensitive to noise it might be a good idea to pack some earplugs.

The rooms do not offer air conditioning, which makes for warmer nights in the summer. The windows however can be opened in the rooms with a key that you can get from the front desk.

Some guests were a bit taken aback by strict security rules, like no visitors to their room and having to have their passport on them every time they return to the hotel, as they have to leave the key at the front desk for their room.