Hotels near TOC Gotanda Messe, Tokyo

"The hotel is very close to Gotanda Station, about a 5-minute walk from the station to the hotel. Although it's close to Haneda Airport, you have to transfer, which I imagine would be quite tiring if you're carrying luggage. For shopping and dining, the Yamanote Line is very convenient. You could also take a taxi to the airport, it's not too expensive. Across the street from the hotel is ***, which I stumbled upon on my way to Don Quijote. There are plenty of places to eat nearby; you don't need to specifically seek them out. I didn't book the hotel breakfast because I heard it was just so-so, so I went to a nearby Saison bakery instead, which was pretty good. However, the sealant around the bathroom sink was almost completely peeled off, and it seems the hotel doesn't check these things before guests check in. Also, the ventilation fan was weak, leaving a lot of steam after a shower, so I went to the large public bath on the top floor the next day. I requested a room away from the station, which I think I got, but I could still hear noise. It seems sleeping in a room on the station side at night would be impossible. The soundproofing isn't great either; I could clearly hear conversations from outside. The room rate was very appealing. But I wouldn't recommend it; I still prefer Hamamatsucho!"

"Extremely convenient location! It's right opposite Gotanda Station, and there's a Family Mart right at the entrance. You can reach Shibuya and Shinjuku in just 3 stops on the JR line."

"While the location isn't as convenient as Shinagawa or Tokyo Station, requiring a transfer, it's still quite accessible since the hotel is right inside the station. You don't need to walk far or take a taxi to get there. For service, many 3-4 star express hotels in Japan now use self check-in. The front desk has staff to guide you through the process, and there's even Chinese-speaking service available, which is quite patient. Overall, the service felt pretty good. The surrounding area is lively, with many snack shops, karaoke places, and a Tokyu Store. It's great for a stroll after dinner to pick up some daily necessities, groceries, or cosmetics. However, Japanese department stores close early, with many potentially shutting down after 9 PM. Of course, snack shops and similar places stay open much later. The room itself is very small. If you lay a 26-inch suitcase flat in the aisle, there's no space to move around. But it wins on convenience and complete, new facilities. Even though it's right next to the station, there's very little noise at night, and the bed is comfortable, which is a big plus. Breakfast is served on the third floor, where check-in is located, in a small restaurant. You can choose a very simple breakfast set. Don't set your expectations too high. In summary, it's perfect for travelers or businesspeople who are just staying for one night, don't particularly care about room size or views, and need convenient access to amenities for shopping and dining."

"Definitely a five-star review! While Japanese hotels might be on the smaller side, they're always incredibly well-designed and refined. This particular hotel is super close to the JR subway station, which is really convenient. For longer stays, they clean the room every four days."

"Very convenient location. 5 mins walk to Shinagawa station. Direct Narita Express to airport and Shinkansen station. Plenty of nearby food options, like the Royal Hosts. Room size is just ok. Self service largely for check in, check out and luggage storage. Buffet breakfast can be long queue at peak hour. Huge breakfast room though."

"Location is very close to the JR train station. Can’t ask for more and food options are close by. A short train ride can get you to the usual tourist spots (Shibuya, Tokyo station, Umeda, Shinjuku, Ueno, etc) easily. As with any standard hotel, it’s a small room and no frills. No in room coffee or tea bags. BUT you get a bottle of water per occupant for every new day and there’s an electric kettle. Housekeeping is a little lacking. They make your beds, clear the rubbish bins, replace the bottles of water and provide fresh towels. However… they don’t really clean the rubbish off the floor if you haven’t to litter and they don’t wash the towel bowl… when I checked in, maybe it’s just my luck… BUT the toilet smelled really strong of PEE. A very very big disgust! I washed the toilet bowl and floor. Thank God the water is hot which provided some sterilisation. Room condition looks aged but functional. Decor looks nostalgia. If you are just looking for a night stay, this place will more than make it up."

"I stayed at Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo Shiodome and had a pleasant experience overall. The hotel is conveniently located within the Shiodome complex, making it easy to access public transportation and nearby attractions. The breakfast was excellent, with a wide variety of delicious Japanese and Western options. I also noticed that many international guests, especially Americans, were staying here, which gave the hotel a lively and welcoming atmosphere. On the downside, the staff were just average not unfriendly, but not particularly warm or attentive either. The room was also smaller than it appeared in the photos, and the bathroom was very compact, with just enough space to move around comfortably. I expected a little more based on the pictures, but I understand that compact rooms are quite common in Tokyo. One thing that could definitely be improved is the smoking area. The smoking cubicle only accommodates two people at a time. Since many guests including myself were smokers, there was often a queue during peak hours, which was quite inconvenient. Overall, it’s a good hotel with a fantastic location and excellent breakfast. Just keep your expectations realistic regarding room size, and be prepared for the limited smoking facilities if you’re a smoker."

"The location is fantastic - only about a 3–6min minute walk from Higashi-Ginza Station and Ginza’s main shopping streets. It’s also very convenient for visiting Tsukiji Market. Getting to Haneda Airport is easy too, with a direct subway connection. The room was clean and comfortable, and a good size for Tokyo, spacious enough for us to have our suitcases (3 big suitcases and 1 hand-carry)opened wide for packing. The beds were comfy and provided great support. There’s a public bath down in the basement, allowing for a relaxing good soak after a long day of walking. Overall, we were satisfied with this hotel. The combination of an excellent location, and well-maintained facilities, comfortable rooms and a quiet environment makes it a great choice for staying in Ginza."

"Overall, I'm very satisfied. The room was clean and simple, which I really liked. It's super close to my company, within walking distance, and the Daqi subway station is right downstairs. I'll definitely stay here again. I'd give it close to a perfect score overall."

"The location of the hotel is very convenient; not too far from Mita Station which is direct from Haneda Airport and from Tamachi Station that connects to the rest of Tokyo. Check-in and check-out are done on the tablets on 2F and it's very quick. Our beds were in room 202 which is very big but we didn't hear the others much. However the vibrations of the subway are quite loud. The air conditioning is put very low. The bathroom has both toothbrushes and towels available. There is a washing machine (300¥ for a cycle) and a dryer (100¥/30min) but they only accept 100-yen coins. Wifi doesn't work in the basement floor although it's fine in the bedrooms."