This hotel is very conveniently located with many boutique shops (for many well known brands like Coach, Louis Vuitton, and Prada) nearby. There are also many restaurants in the area. My room was on the 25th Floor and had a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji. The hotel does not appear to have bellmen, which is very unusual for Japan. The... More

Bit more expensive than the standard Tokyo "business hotel" but nice decor, unbostructed views (can see Mt Fuji from west facing rooms in winter) and terrific Aoyama location make it worthwhile.

As luck would have it, we were given a room on the top floor facing Mt Fuji. We woke up to an amazing panorama of Tokyo each morning! The room was a decent size that didn't make us feel claustrophobic, and there was a combo washer/dryer for longer stays. We did not see instructions in English, so you will probably... More

The location is unbeatable - really. I have been to Tokyo maybe 100 times as I travel there every 6-8 weeks. I love the Aoyoyama/Harjuku neighborhood where Tokyustay Aoyama is. In a crowded, often ugly city it is really a livable place. The hotel is new and the rooms are spotless. The views can be beautiful as well with a... More

Don't expect too much. The rooms are small, standard equipment, but nothing really to complain about. Internet is free, TV channels are only Japanese. Location is good even though you are not really in the heart of the action. Wouldn't mind to stay again but also wouldn't mind to stay somewhere else. Breakfast is a buffet in a public cafe.... More

If you are in Tokyo for the first time, it's a MUST to stay in this hotel, it's surely price for value, no regrets at all. It's geographically centralized to get to almost all the tourist attraction areas: bars, restaurants and shopping malls. The Architect Cafe every morning serves simple but very delicious authentic Japanese cuisines. Remember overall it's a... More

This hotel worked well for us even though we had to get 2 rooms. It's main feature for us was it's location in Aoyama which was central to all the places we wanted to get to in Tokyo. The room is small, but it has good amenities like a fridge and hotplate, a bidet (I WANT one now!) and whatever... More

this is a relatively new hotel. Just a short, two-minute walk from Gaienmae Station- there are many little streets lined with shops nearby. stayed in a single room. tried to check-in early, but they strictly adhere to the 3pm check-in time, even if there are rooms available! rooms are simple and clean. breakfast is provided at architect cafe below at... More