Yes, the rooms are tiny, and there is no wardrobe so you just keep all your stuff on the floor but there is something incredible pleasant & charming about this hotel. It's "a la French" design, wonderful cafe & its atmosphere, helpful staff, great price & perfect location: we were left with the most pleasant memories of this place and... more

Hotel Sakura Fleur Aoyama has a great location in on the Shibuya/Aoyama border, about a 5 minute walk from Shibuya Station, and 20 minutes to Omotesando Dori. Train and subway connections from Shibuya Station will take you anywhere you need to go in Tokyo, although there is plenty to keep you occupied in the immediate Shibuya/Aoyama/Harajuku/Meiji-jingu Mae area. I actually... more

I didn't think to find a nice hotel like it in the hearth of Tokyo. It is pacefull but if you walk 5 minutes you have the Shibuya day and nightlife tation and everything you want. Reception very good, they try to help you everytime. They don't speak english very well but it's the same problem everywhere you go! i.... more

There was a lady at the front desk who was completely rude and unreasonable, in a polite Japanese way. I had an emergency call to make, but the front desk lady told me there are no phones for guests and had me walk outside to a phone booth. Fine, whatever, it was only a tiny walk to the phone, but... more

My husband and I just came back on a 2-weeks honeymoon to Japan and we stayed in Sakura Fleur for 4 nights while we were in Tokyo. Firstly, the hotel’s location was great! It was in Shibuya, less than 10 mins walk from the Shibuya station and the famous Shibuya Crossing. It was also within walking distance to Aoyama and... more

Just got back from a 4 days trip in Tokyo. We stayed at the Sakura Fleur Aoyama Hotel who was booked by a friend who lives in Tokyo. I completely agree with all the reviews. It is a perfect hotel for a short stay in Tokyo if you don't want all the extra luxuries that a 5* hotel would offer.... more

It takes approx. 10 minutes from Shibuya station. You can access the station from Narita Airport by Narita Express. There is a pedestrian crossing bridge w/o elevator. So, you will have to make your carrier up and down. Except for it, you can enjoy this hotel. Water pressure is very good and this hotel supplies a bottle of water a... more

It takes 10 minutes from Shibuya Station to the hotel..If you dont want to lift your luggages up and down the stairs of the overpass to cross the street, there is a pedestrian crossing 100 meters ahead. Rooms are clean and not so small.. People at the reception desk are friendly and helpful. Location is convenient, close to the center... more

I stayed in Tokyo by myself for a few nights having never been there before. This hotel was really well located and the staff were very welcoming and helpful. The room was small but very clean and had everything I needed - even a hip bath to soak my weary muscles in. I wouldn't recommend the breakfast at the attached... more