Find hotels near International Library of Children's Literature, Tokyo from AED 400

"Super clean. Great service. Conveniently located near a train station. "

"The staff are very welcoming and attentive, which made my stay pleasant. There's a Life supermarket right next to the hotel, this is super convenient for tourists who need to buy groceries often. The breakfast offered a lot of varieties, especially love the view of the Skytree there and the cozy environment. Self-checkout process went through smoothly too. The hotel lobby looks artistic and the bedroom is very spacious. A minor suggestion would be the bathtub height, it's a little too high for elderly, even for young adults. We have to be very careful when stepping in and out from the bathtub. Overall it's a great choice amid Tokyo region. "

"Enjoyed our stay at the Richmond. The staff was warm and friendly, the rooms were clean and comfortable, and the breakfast was really good, with many options for both western and Asian choices. The area around the hotel offered many things to do, shopping, walking the streets for restaurants and places of interest like a beautiful temple near by. Overall, it was a great stay, and we would highly recommend it !! "

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"Great option to stay for exploring the area "

"The staff’s hospitality was excellent. Although I arrived before check-in time, they kindly stored my luggage for me, and they also kept it after check-out. There is a large bath on the 14th floor where I was able to relax and soak away the fatigue of my trip. However, while there is a laundry machine, there is only one, so if another guest is using it, it would be impossible to use unless you have plenty of time."

"I enjoy staying at this accommodation. The only downside they don't have a iron for clothes. But, it is fine. Luckily, I brought a small travel iron along. "

"Very convenient location, friendly staff, nice and clean room, has everything for short stay!"

"Our room was very clean. The toilet and shower were top notch. The staff was very friendly. The only thing I didn't care for was having to buy a small (not so great) cup of coffee for 900 yen. "