Oakwood Premier Tokyo

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• ASalazarE

  09 noviembre 2016
  De lujo

  Departamentos de lujo, totalmente equipados, excelente ubicación a un costado de la entrada Yaesu Central de Tokyo Station para movilizarse a cualquier punto de Japón en metro, trenes locales o El Shinkansen (Tren bala) y al Aeropuerto Narita en menos de 1 hora utilizando el Narita Express.

  

• Yae_36

  27 abril 2018
  Excelente

  Ubicación excelente, cerca de Tokio Station. El personal muy correcto y siempre atento a ayudar. Se nota que es nuevo el apart ya que esta todo muy cuidado. Vista exquisita desde el departamento. Departamente totalmente equipado. Se puede cocinar y sino comprar comida y comer ahi. Hay mesa y sillas y vajilla completa para usar. La limpieza es muy buena. Muy comoda la distribución dentro del departamente. Se tiene aprovechado hasta el ultimo centimetro. El baño es muy comodo, por supuesto todo eléctrico. La señal de wifi es muy buena. Cerca esta lleno de negocios para comprar. El shopping Daimaru es increible, se pueden estar horas. Es una opción excelente y muy comoda para una estadia en Tokio.

  

• Mutandis

  04 enero 2020
  Hospitality and convenience

  A very short walk from Tokyo Station, the Oakwood really impressed us with its hospitality and convenience. The Oakwood was one of the very few hotels on our trip whose response to our arrival before check-in time was not Come back later. Instead, reception staff checked on room availability and handed over the key there and then. Thereafter, reception staff politely greeted us each time we passed through reception. Our room (the cheapest available type) was a good size by Tokyo standards and felt like a relaxing haven from the bustle of the nearby station. The whole hotel felt fairly new. Breakfast was a really pleasant surprise. The breakfast room (which serves as the bar in the evening) is bright, open and relaxed. Breakfast included a wide variety of tasty options that set us up for the day. Before arriving, I had some concerns that the Oakwoods focus on longer term stays might make it a less welcoming place for transients like us. That was certainly not the case and the Oakwood was amongst the best of the conventional hotels that hosted us in Japan.

  

• Kittykaz

  02 febrero 2020
  Great for family - 1 Bedroom apartment, Superior vs Executive

  We stayed 7 nights which was split between the Superior 1 bedroom apartment and the Executive 1 bedroom apartment. We travelled as a couple with a child and the living room was perfect for my child to sleep in. The hotel charges for extra futon per night, which I thought was exorbitant. What we did was bring our own inflatable single bed for our child and requested bedding, and that worked perfectly. There are smoking and non-smoking rooms available so you should specify that in your booking. The main difference between the Superior and Executive 1 bedder is that the Executive is MUCH bigger. With the Superior, we could just fit the inflatable bed in the living room once we have moved the coffee table to the side. It was fine but definitely snug. The living room in the Executive 1 bedder is 3x the size of the Superior. You can sleep like 2-3ppl in the living room if you wanted to. The bedroom of the Superior was spacious in that there is lots of storage so that we were able to unpack our daily items into the drawers. You should do this because you don't really have room for 3 people to keep opening and closing suitcases. The bedroom in the Executive is double that of the Superior so you can really spread your stuff out and comfortably hang out in that space. The kitchen, laundry and bathrooms are great in both rooms. Kitchen is fully equipped and all appliances and tools are in great condition and very clean. No clips or clothes line for hanging laundry though, but there are lots of hangers in the walk in robe, which was enough for us because we did small washes daily. We brought our own clips which came in handy. The service was decent but not excellent, which was a bit disappointing because the rooms were not cheap. We were given dirty blankets one night (which they promply replaced), the daily room keeping was not thorough so you do need to keep the room clean yourself. We asked for early check-in but it was not accommodated but they did give us late check-out. Overall, I felt like the staff was friendly and professionaly, but not super hospitable like you might see in a 5 star hotel. I would recommend this hotel if you want a spacious room. It's perfect for family travel. The location is fantastic with Tokyo Station next door, walking distance to Nihombashi and Ginza. We did our grocery shopping at Daimaru basement and also the supermarket in Kitte. Lawson is just downstairs too so you can get milk, snacks, dessert etc there. You do pay a premium for the location and larger rooms at Oakwood. If you're travelling as a couple, for the same rate I would stay at a 5 star hotel for a more luxury experience. If you're the type of traveller who will be out early and back late, I don't think you need to pay the premium for space and it would be more fun to stay in other suburbs that are more "happening".

  

• kik38

  09 febrero 2020
  Large apartments and excellent breakfast too

  We opted for an apartment with a bathroom, these are highly recommended. The apartments has wardrobe space (a rarity in Japan) a fully fitted kitchen, small sitting area and a bathroom. the location is excellent for exploring, being situated within a short walk of 3 metro lines, and the JR mainline station. There are plenty of options for food nearby and in the station complexes, together with a convenience store on next to the entrance. The welcome night was a very nice touch, as was the breakfast. Our luggage hadn't made it with us, but the staff arranged for early check in so we could freshen up and also chased the luggage up for us.