Business Hotels in Hachioji, Tokyo Prefecture

"The room was small but very clean. The bed was comfortable. Breakfast was amazing!!"

"Had a very pleasant stay, the room was nice and all the staff seems very knowledgeable. What stood apart was one particular staff - Yoshida-san who was very attentive and went beyond and above on his service. He made our stay very memorable. We would come back and stay here. "

"I have stayed here many time's and it never dissapoints!!"

"My wife and I stayed at Hotel Gracery during our recent trip to Tokyo. The service was excellent. The rooms were rather spacious and modern. The thing we liked most was the location. This hotel was in the center of it all. Waking distance to everything. The two things I did not like were the terrace to see Godzilla head was closed. I also didn’t like that there was no American television to watch during my stay. "

"Location was good stuff are friendly "

"Excellent location. Pay more and get a room facing Tokyo Tower."

"All good except more variety restaurants at the vicinity will be better."

"Perfect base to explore Tokyo. Love that it’s a few steps from train station. "

"The Grandbell Hotel Shinjuku is a good, safe, and modern hotel, but it sits right on the edge of Kabukichō, which is Japan’s largest nightlife entertainment district. It’s a mix of tourists, bars, neon lights, nightclubs, promoters, hostesses, and love hotels. It’s not unsafe, but it definitely has a nighttime atmosphere that feels very different from the rest of Tokyo. Despite how Kabukichō looks: • There is no violence • There is no crime targeting tourists • No one is going to bother you • There is no physical danger walking at night • Police patrol the area constantly It is not a dangerous neighborhood. The Grandbell is located in a kind of “middle zone”: • About 3–5 minutes from the quiet Shinjuku Gyoen side • About 3–5 minutes from the brighter, busier Kabukichō area You will not see explicit behavior, harassment, danger, or anything aggressive. Japan is extremely strict about public conduct."