Published date: November 11, 2024
Stay for 1 adult and 2 children
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
We stayed in a DOUBLE NON SMOKING room for 3 people: 1 adult, 1 elementary school student, and 1 preschool child. At check-in, the hotel staff provided amenities for the children. The room was a bit small, but it had everything we needed. The large communal bath was spacious, and we were able to enjoy it without much crowding. There were four types of baths at a comfortable temperature for children. For dinner, we went to the buffet inside the hotel. I really wanted to go to the station front, but the children got tired, so we decided to eat at the hotel. It was not very crowded inside, so we could enjoy our meal leisurely. Although the selection was not that extravagant, the freshly made tempura and steak were must-try items. There seemed to be no time limit, so even when the children were dragging their meals out, the adults could eat as much as they wanted without worrying about time. For breakfast, we bought food at the convenience store inside the hotel. Most of the hotel guests were from overseas, so it didn't feel like we were in Japan.😄
Experiences during the trip
I usually live in the Kanto area, so the city is close, but since the children haven't been to Tokyo much, we decided to stay overnight for sightseeing. We arrived in Ryogoku in the evening and went straight to the hotel. Since the Tokyo Station area was our main focus, we bought some souvenirs from Ryogoku for our moving the next morning. I purchased the recommended anko arare from Ryogoku Kokugikan.
At Tokyo Station, we went to the popular restaurant "Nemunomaru" inside KITTE. We arrived 30 minutes before opening, but please line up in front of the escalator on the first floor. That is the quickest line to get to the front of the store. Even so, we were number 22 in line. It was worth the wait; everything was cheap and delicious. The sea urchin was exceptionally fresh.
After that, we visited the Pokémon Store inside Tokyo Station, and finally participated in a double-decker bus tour. Reservations are recommended on holidays and weekends. We traveled around Tokyo's famous spots for about an hour, which was very enjoyable and gave us a sense of freedom.