Tokyu Stay Aoyama Premier is located in the Aoyama district, the most fashionable part of Tokyo and only 2 minutes walk to Tokyo Metro Ginza line Gaienmae station. Also close to Akasaka business district, Harajyuku fashion town, and Shibuya. The rooms are equipped with washing machine, mini kitchen, presser and complimentary buffet breakfast in one of their tenant cafe. They... More

I chose this hotel based on reviews in Tripadvisor for location, views, cleanliness and value for money. The hotel lived up to my expectations. My conference was at the United Nations University which is closer to Shibuya but still walkable frorm this hotel - 15 mins brisk walk or 20 minutes at a relaxed pace. I chose the smaller configuration... More

I stay at this hotel every time I visit Tokyo. Considering the prime location (it's like 5th Avenue in NYC), the rates are amazingly low. The rates also includes excellent breakfast buffet which otherwise would cost you $15 or so. It's 2 minutes walk to a subway station and you can walk to Omotesando, Harajuku, and Akasaka. It's also a... More

I stay at this hotel whenever I come to Tokyo on business because my customer has a negotiated rate with this hotel. Hotels can be expensive in Tokyo, and the rate I am charged at this hotel is quite low in comparison with others. The hotel is located in the Aoyama section of Tokyo near a number of restaurants and... More

Rooms on the small side but nice, clean and comfortable. Internet access in the room is only via a cable near the tv stand and free wifi in the lobby downstairs. Views are great and the breakfast is a mix of Asian and continental.

I'm entering my third week at this Tokyu Stay, and it feels like home. Like other travelers have mentioned, the room is on the small side, but normal for Tokyo and comfortable for one. It has a small fridge with freezer, kettle, hot pad, and most importantly for a multi-week stay: a washer/dryer combo tucked by the door. Other hotels... More

I chose this hotel for its location on my visit back home because it's very close to where I was born and lived till my departure for the US long time ago. So I am very familiar with the area. The hotel is a few minutes walk from Gaienmae Station on Tokyo's oldest subwayGinza (orange) Line It is very convenient... More

This hotel is very conveniently located with many boutique shops (for many well known brands like Coach, Louis Vuitton, and Prada) nearby. There are also many restaurants in the area. My room was on the 25th Floor and had a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji. The hotel does not appear to have bellmen, which is very unusual for Japan. The... More

Bit more expensive than the standard Tokyo "business hotel" but nice decor, unbostructed views (can see Mt Fuji from west facing rooms in winter) and terrific Aoyama location make it worthwhile.