Find hotels near Setagaya Hachimangu, Tokyo from AED 325

"Staff was great, clean rooms"

"Staff were very helpful. Room was very small but clean. Train station is about 2 minutes walk. Convenience stores, restaurants nearby. Would definitely stay here again on my next vacation."

"All ok"

"The room is clean and washing machine inside the room is convenient. There are basic utensils if you want to cook. There’s a lounge/dining area if you want to rest outside your room but lacking hot water facility. I have to boil water using the kettle from the room and bring it down so that our relative who came over to visit can have some tea. There’s a small coffee counter ( I would not even call it a shop) but does not serve with milk, you have to pay. Overall, convenient place, slightly up the hill and close enough to Shibuya crossing (around 700m downhill). "

"It’s a GREAT hotel! The location is great, the facilities are great and the staff is GREAT! They are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. We participated in a guided walk offered by the hotel to a nearby park where we got to enjoy the Cherry Blossoms. It was a great experience."

"The best bagels and cream cheese in the world!! Delicious coffee too. Loved the daily breakfast! "

"The facility is just spotless, friendly, very conveniently located."

"Great place if you don’t need to be right in the heart of Shibuya. It is in a lovely area and it is close enough for us. The room was great because we got four futons so my kids and I could all fit. Each with our own bed. It was nothing fancy and doesn’t have all the amenities that most Japanese hotels have but the staff were amazing and very helpful. And like I said, it was a really lovely neighborhood. If I was going to live near Shibuya, this would probably be where I would stay. It was a bit under the way for all of the action, but it was quiet so that was good. I would definitely stay there again."

"Here’s a tighter version in your style: ⸻ Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel is very well located in Shibuya and delivers a thoroughly modern stay. Rooms are notably large by Tokyo standards, with thoughtful lighting and a generously sized bathroom. It’s also impressively quiet. The only real knock was the mattress, which ran a bit firm. Breakfast offers both Western and Japanese options; we stuck with the Western buffet, which was very solid/fresh with additional table service and even included a vegan section. Nice touch: umbrellas provided on rainy days. Overall, a good stay, but pricing feels ambitious for what’s offered. Also worth noting, the pool is restricted to guests 18 and over."