Tokyo Prince Hotel (Tokyo, Japan)

Many guests appreciated the serene and peaceful atmosphere of this hotel, which included rose and sculpture gardens in a less frenetic part of the city. Located next to Zojo-ji Buddhist Temple, it was a quiet place for guests to spend a few days.

Guests were especially happy to find windows that opened in rooms and a small balcony in many cases. The view of the Tokyo Tower was an added bonus, and the router in every room meant that Wi-Fi was ultra fast. And if you are picky about cleanliness, this hotel should easily pass the test.

The location of this hotel had a lot going for it, including being next door to Shiba Park and a ten-minute taxi ride to Ginza. Guests said that it was also well positioned for the Hamarikyu Gardens and the  subway station.

If you are looking for dining options that are easy on the wallet, guests said that they might be hard to find here. While food was usually enjoyable, the price tag was often hard to swallow.

Chances are that you will run into friendly and attentive staff here. But there is also a good possibility that English won't be easily spoken. Plan to brush up on your Japanese or bring a dictionary just in case.

Guests found that even non-smoking rooms sometimes had evidence of lingering cigarette smoke. If you have allergies or would rather not stay in a room that smells like an ashtray, double check that your room will be non-smoking.