Meguro Gajoen

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• alexandraremi

  15 noviembre 2019
  Full of history

  It was a comprehensive hotel with restaurants, wedding events, and banquet halls. Located In a quiet neighborhood. This hotel was full of history and Japanese crafts. There's a man made waterfall, which was very picturesque. Currently, there was a flower arrangement show. It's worth visiting even without staying there.

  

• karenlkilleen

  15 diciembre 2019
  A hotel like no other!

  We stayed 4 nights at this remarkable hotel in Mejuro City. From the moment of our arrival, we felt like special guests. Service was sensational. We signed up for both the hotel tour and the local temple tour. Both tours were fabulous - besides seeing the sites and appreciating the very special artwork and features, we learned in detail about wedding traditions and religious and cultural aspects of each temple we visited. Highly worthwhile if you are staying in the hotel. The neighbourhood around the hotel was lovely - the concierge recommended and organized dinners for us in nearby restaurants that were hidden away and sensational. Wouldn't' hesitate to stay here again.

  

• ericaf527

  04 marzo 2020
  Excellent customer service

  The customer service is top notch, they went above and beyond to help me out and accommodated my needs. I had to cancel last minute a non-refundable room and they were understanding. I highly recommend this hotel.

  

• TodayIsAGift

  20 junio 2020
  Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day) Visit

  We visited Hotel Gajoen to explore their Hinamatsuri exhibit and it did not disappoint. It is a great time to learn about the Girls' Day festival in Japan and see displays of years' worth of Hinamatsuri dolls from all over the country. The exhibit is set up in rooms that jut off from the historic 100-step staircase in the hotel. Definitely a must see if you are visiting Japan in March. Plus you can try on kimono at the last stop and they will very gladly take pictures for you.

  

• puzzle-star

  23 agosto 2020
  Es difícil encontrar hoteles así en Tokyo

  En Tokyo es difícil encontrar hoteles grandes, espaciosos, y que sin embargo mantengan un ambiente tradicional que realmente te haga sentir en Japón. Éste es uno de ellos. Para una experiencia tradicional, de todas formas, recomiendo las suites japonesas (nada de las modernas, etc). Son amplias, espaciosas, y sin embargo mantienen ese toque de madera-papel que te hace sentir en un Ryokan. Los restaurantes son buenos y variados, el hall es magnífico (con cascadas, exposición de temas asiáticos...), pero vale la pena también salir del hotel y dar un paseo por la zona de bares cercana. Hay un Sake Bar (tema para otro review) pequeño, local, donde no hablan inglés (lo intentan: gracias, Google translator!), en el que te presentan las botellas de sake y donde puedes acompañar las con un magnífico sushi de verdad.