Find hotels near Seisho-ji Temple, Tokyo from CA $130

"Very nice hotel."

"Fantastic, modern, clean property to kick off our Tokyo and Japan stay. The location is close enough to the action if you don’t mind walking or taking a short train ride and it’s very quiet. Would stay there again without hesitation. "

"Very tiny rooms."

"We booked this hotel for our last night in Japan after a two week trip. I thought this was going to be a luxury hotel based on the price and photos. I was wrong. The lobby is nice and the staff are attentive, but the room left a lot to be desired. It was like stepping back in time to 1995. The room was spacious, which was nice, but for the price I was expecting a more modern look and feel. It was clean enough, but everything was just old. The beds were also on the hard side. Overall, it was fine, it served its purpose, but was not worth the price tag. "

"rude staff - not helpful "

"A beautiful hotel, combining aesthetic beauty with luxury, comfort and restful quiet. The spa is first class and the pool is perfect. We look forward to returning!"

"Loved the hotel. Staff was first rate. I chose this hotel for airport access and it delivered. Airport was minutes away by taxi. Its not a good hotel for tourism so keep that in mind. Shiba Park is a business district "

"A mini apartment in a great location in Tokyo. Surprisingly quiet but central, surrounded by lots of convienent small businesses such as cafes, resturants, and convenience stops. The room was very clean. The Kitchen was surprisingly useful even though I didn't use it much during my stay. Fridge, Freezer, stovetop, Microwave, benchtop oven. The Manager was very lively, welcoming, and remembered each guest's booking name and would welcome and greet each main guest by name when they left for the day. I was pleasently overwhelmed by the behaviour of the Manager. The only downside is the bed situation. The listing says "sleeps up to 6 people" but in reality, the most each room would ever sleep up to is 4 people. The room is set up for two single beds, and two bunk beds (top bunk bed is a pull down). My room has the two single beds pushed together to "make" a larger bed, but in reality it failed. You could not embrace a loved one in the same combined bed without one person falling between the two mattresses. Ideally, the property manager would need to ask if one or two beds are required, then strap the two mattresses together is only one bed is required. "

"Stayed 1 week for vacation with my wife. Quiet, great views, close to Ginza and multiple subway lines. Clean rooms, comfortable beds. Great hotel for location and price."