Hotel vicino a Yamatane Museum of Art - Tokyo

“The accommodation was excellent, the only thing missing which was not a deal breaker was the elevator . Heavy luggage up and down the stairs is a pain. However the room was clean, well stocked with essentials as well as extra. The staff was very nice and respectful. Attentive to the needs of the clients. We love the location that it is so near to everything. If given the chance I will come back to Q rooms in a heartbeat and I would definitely recommend it to my friends and family as well.”

“We lived the experience. Perfect location in a quiet neighborhood of Omotesando while close to the vibrant Shibuya and to the busy shopping area of Omotesando. We did appreciate the warm welcome and consumer orientation of the staff. Top of our list in Tokyo ! ”

“Hotel perfetto, pulito, personale gentile, posizione ottima!”

“Un hotel eccezionale nel cuore di Shibuya a pochi passi dallo Shibuya crossing. Staff super professionale e servizi di alto livello, ottima camera spaziosa e con tutto l'occorrente per un soggiorno senza paure. Comodo il servizio di deposito bagagli, ci tornerei al 100%”

“Vista camera stupenda”

“Beautiful hotel. The pool is stunning and peaceful. Staff were friendly and kind and rooms are well equipped.”

“Non puliscono neanche una volta la camera su 5 notti”

“One of my favourite design in Tokyo, in the best area of the city. My stay there has been super. The staff was very kind. Strongly suggested. ”

“Tutto veramente perfetto. Colazione varia e dí buona qualità ”

“Centrale, molto comodo: tantissimi bonus (biliardo all'ultimo piano, drink offerto al bar dell'hotel) peccato solo per l'eccessiva angustia della camera, ma forse era più colpa dei miei coinquilini che della struttura”

“Camera family ottima per 3 persone (considerando l’ampiezza ridotta delle stanze da standard giapponesi). Possibile sistemazione in 4 ma un po’ sacrificata. Per la rimessa in ordine giornaliere occorre pianificarla con la Reception all’arrivo. Posizione centrale a 200 mt dalla metropolitana (stazione Ebisu)”