Diamond Hotel — Hotel in Tokyo

Don't get the rating wrong. This is not the Palace Hotel, only a typical japanese business hotel.Not a luxury place !||A bit dated but a safe and central area. A walk to the imperial park in the morning is the best money can't buy. The rooms are small and dated but well maintained. The only thing fatal was the totally missing wardrobe and no drawers at all. Only two coathangers on hooks.||Well this is thought for 1 night business travelers,not for a family vacation. Actually at the right price a very nice option. The reception staff better than at the Hilton,not joking. ||I just remembered how bad and unfriendly the guys at Hilton Narita were. Here everyone was nice. Especially the girls more than polite and welcoming. Metro Station Hanzomon exactly around the corner, a nice supermarket 300 m away, just walk to the Monterey Hotel, then on the other side after the Doutor Cafe turn into the street .||Nippon Budokan (if you are into Rock and Pop events) only a 15m walk away, best parks and museums alike.||One can even walk to Shinjuku (4 km) on a sunny day.||Overall in its category a 5 star place of a 3 star hotel.||Btw don't get the 14 us breakfast, not worth it. The buffet for lunch (all i can eat) is actually less than you can eat,but well in Japan people don't eat much. Certainly not 30 us worth:) Have it somewhere else.||Wifi is a drama, ask for the additional antenna at the reception, free of charge.||Ideal for 1 person, the rooms are 13m2 ,if ever :) ||140sqft is nothing for 2 people. The TV had no foreign channels at all. ||Around 45 us a steal for this area. Among the...

We selected Diamond Hotel because of the close proximity to matters we need to take care of in Tokyo. This is really an overnight stay hotel for business travelers. Rooms are very small and cramp, sufficient enough for a single person at best. Furnishings are a bit dated but everything is clean and functional. No place to store your luggage, 2 hangers on a wall hook, no dresser drawers, no closet. Essentially you live out of your luggage. One small in room TV with zero western stations. The hotel buffet in Plumeria Restaurant was reasonably price when added to the initial booking. The price was less than $10 USD per person. If you buy the breakfast buffet in person, you will pay 1400 yens. Plumeria Restaurant offers a mix of western and Japanese breakfast items. Dinner price at Plumeria Restaurant is around 2200 yens for a thin steak, 1 floret of broccoli, 1 slice of carrot, 1 dollop of potatoe, 1 tea cup of soup, and 1 mini cup of coffee. The pork cutlet dinner there is around 1700 yens. For dinner, you can do much better at nearby walkable restaurants. Several mini markets and grocery stores are close by too. Hanzomon Metro Subway Station is less than 5 minutes walk from hotel. You can reach most areas of Tokyo via train transfers. A refreshing walk to the Imperial Palace grounds is quite doable from Diamond Hotel also. Diamond hotel and Plumeria restaurant staff were very polite and attentive to your needs when asked. The free WiFi internet connection in the room often drops off. WiFi connection in the...

This hotel could be a reasonable alternative if budget is your concern.||||Positive of this hotel:||1) Close to Hanzomon Station of Hanzomon metro line - the hotel doorstep is a mere 100m from Exit 4 and Exit 5. In addition it is only 15 min from Hanzomon station to the main Tokyo train station.||2) Proximity to attraction (Imperial Palace courtyard and 650m from Yasukuni shrine)||3) Staff quality - the staff is attentive and try their best to address your needs despite they speak relatively little English||4) Reasonably price room rates for the comfort of its room; good option for budget-sensitive travelers to Tokyo. ||||Downside of this property includes:||1) located in relatively quiet neighborhood; only 1 24-hours convenience store and a handful of eatery outlets around||2) the hotel is a little dated in spite it is still very clean and all facilities functions well. The hotel appears...