Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon

“Quiet, modern & conveniently located hotel with attentive staff”

Adequately sized (Tokyo wise) quiet, clean & modern rooms. Attentive staff. A few free breakfast items. Free use of their nice coffee machine. Very conveniently located on a metro line. You can also take a 15-mon walk to Otani garden or maybe even the palace garden.

“It was fine, I guess.”

I would say that the hotel is quite adequate, but overpriced. Most hotels take advantage of the fact that it's sakura season, and unfortunately we pay for it. Is it worth the inflated price? The simple answer is no. Do we have any other options? Also no. Are we being taken advantage of? Clearly ye… more

I would say that the hotel is quite adequate, but overpriced. Most hotels take advantage of the fact that it's sakura season, and unfortunately we pay for it. Is it worth the inflated price? The simple answer is no. Do we have any other options? Also no. Are we being taken advantage of? Clearly yes. The room is probably one of the smallest you'll ever find in Tokyo. I had a double room. There was a luggage rack provided in the room to put my suitcase on, but if I actually put the suitcase on the rack, I'd not have been able to get out of the room, I'd have to jump over the suitcase. I had a double bed room and there was one seat. If there were a second person in the room, they'd have to sit on the bed. This room is perfect for one person only and any more than one person would be one person too many. There are too many extra things in the room taking up space as well. There need to be better storage options as a result - whether that be a better shelving system that can hold the kettle etc, but pyjamas on the bed? First of all, who wears those? And why add them to such a small room, when I'm going to have to just put them somewhere else? I just felt that was very impractical - perhaps if a person wants pyjamas, they could be made available at reception like other items are made available. Staff aren't overly friendly, they don't really make any effort to converse with you. The clientele is largely foreign (from what I could see as well) and their English seems adequate. When I checked out, my interaction simply was that, "are you checking out?" and that was it. There was no question as to how my stay was, or if I needed any help with a taxi or transportation. I feel like if prices are inflated for a specific reason, like they were when I stayed, then everything else needs to be that little bit better too. The hotel is getting a huge increase in profit based on room price hikes, but what am I getting as a consumer? Nothing different as to service or product, compared to someone who stayed there a week before I did. The hotel is easy to locate if you are getting the subway. If you are not going to be getting the subway, then there's really not much around the Hanzomon area except for the Hanzomon gate, the National Theatre, a Lawson and a 7-Eleven are VERY close by, there are some nice little restaurants, and a Starbucks not too far away. If you are travelling via subway with luggage, go to EXIT 6 at Hanzomon station. That Exit is close by to Exits 1 and 2, and is the elevator exit.

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“Smooth start in Tokyo”

The hotel is located in the business area of Tokyo which provides for a clean, relatively quiet environment. The hotel is only a few steps away from the Hanzomon railway station. Room is clean and just big enough to feel comfortable. Facilties are up to date. The “bread breakfast” consists of a few… more

The hotel is located in the business area of Tokyo which provides for a clean, relatively quiet environment. The hotel is only a few steps away from the Hanzomon railway station. Room is clean and just big enough to feel comfortable. Facilties are up to date. The “bread breakfast” consists of a few “danish” items (incl. pink or green mini muffin).

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