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Room 701 Gureisumukojima

★★ 4-3-3, 701, Tokyo, Tokyo, 131-0033, Tokyo, JP

10 guest rating· 4 reviews

About this hotel

Discover a modern retreat in the heart of Tokyo, where urban sophistication meets comfortable living.

Convenient Connectivity

Stay seamlessly connected with complimentary wireless internet access throughout your apartment, ensuring that work and leisure are at your fingertips.

Prime Location

Situated just moments away from top attractions, you can easily explore the iconic Tokyo Skytree, historic Sensoji Temple, and vibrant Nakamise Street, all within a short drive from your doorstep.

Comfortable Accommodations

Relax in spacious and well-appointed apartments designed for your ultimate comfort, making it the perfect sanctuary after a day of adventure in the bustling city.

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Rooms & rates

Apartment

Sleeps 10 · 74 m² · 2× Double bed, 2× Twin bed, 2× Futon Mat, 3× Sofa bed

  • Desk
  • Laptop-friendly workspace
  • Private bathroom
  • Kitchen
  • Free WiFi

Amenities

  • Accessible shuttle
  • No accessible shuttle
  • Wheelchair accessible

Location

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4-3-3, 701, Tokyo, Tokyo, 131-0033, Tokyo, JP

What guests say104 reviews

+ Location near Skytree+ Assistance from Hotels.comUncomfortable documentation requestsDifficult key access
Cleanliness10.0
Service10.0
Location10.0
Room Quality10.0
Amenities10.0
Value for Money10.0

Guest review

6.0

This is a “VRBO apartment” using the Hotels.com website to market. After I completed the booking (including payment) on the Hotels.com website - emails started coming to us to provide additional requirements and documentation. Not from Hotels.com but from an unidentified sender that was requesting personal information and scanned documents on each occupant of the unit. I felt extremely uncomfortable to provide the information and transfer it internationally. None of our other booking on the trip had this happen. Then came the threatening emails regarding police and extra charges for various activities. I contacted Hotels.com who tried to contact the owners, but could not get any answers. They told me not to be concerned and that they would try to resolve the situation. It did not make me feel comfortable arriving in an international setting wondering if everything was going to be OK. When we got to the apartment, it took us 20 minutes to open the lock box containing the key to the front door. It was 90 degrees and 100% humidity. After we got in, started the AC, did the video chat requirement - the rest of the stay was okay. We were only in the unit for two nights and did our best to leave no footprint of our stay. I feel that everything that need to be requested should have been done when the booking with Hotels.com was initially set up and before the payment was collected. Communication was the issue. One positive note, theres a view and in a walking distance of the Skytree.

Verified traveler · 2025-08-29

Guest review

8.0

Very good for the price

Hampus · 2025-05-29

Guest review

10.0

Great for value in a very convenient location in Tokyo. Lots of space. 3 bedroom and a large living and dining area. Very convenient train station to Narita airport and other parts of Tokyo. Liked the view of the Tokyo Skytree from the two bedrooms. Would have preferred if wifi information was available ahead of time instead of having to ask the host. Also condition of the apartment could have been slightly better. Cracked window, dusty floors and would have appreciated some tea/coffee and hand soap in the toilet and kitchen.

Hiu Tung Dawn · 2025-04-23

Guest review

10.0

The space is very good, the beds are very comfortable, and is close to the metro station to move anywhere

Alejandro · 2025-04-16

Good to know

The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.

Pets

Pets not allowed

Accessibility

No elevators

General

Professional property host/manager