Best Hotels in Tachikawa

Love this hotel so much. The staff are friendly and very helpful; the design is unique, harmonious and fashionable, and full of thoughtful touches; from the roof-shaped design of the false ceiling, practical and beautiful cabinets, to the lighting settings, selected free water, showers, every detail They all appreciate it very much; the scenery is first-class, and you can overlook Mount Fuji in the distance! The food in the restaurant was very good, I had a great time having dinner and breakfast! My only suggestion is: the signs in the parking lot are too small

I used this hotel because it is near the station and Tachikawa Stage Garden is nearby. I thought I was worried about the noise because it was all over the city, but I didn't really care about it and took a rest. The room was clean and I was able to spend a pleasant time. In addition, the amenities were substantial, and I was happy to rent hair irons. The employees were very nice and I wanted to use it when there was an event in Tachikawa.

It was close to the station, reasonably priced, and the front desk staff were always smiling and helpful. I would like to use it again.

The room is comfortable and the breakfast is rich and delicious. Overall it's good. It would be better if it could be closer to the station 😁 There are extra lotions and toiletries on the first floor of the hotel that you can take freely, and there are also ones just for children, which is surprisingly considerate.

This is a relatively large hotel in Tokyo, with a good environment and good service. There is also a Ramen shop nearby, and many Wagyu restaurants are delicious. You can take a walk and have a look.

The hotel is at the south exit of Tachikawa Station. If you exit at the north exit and turn under the Tama Line light rail, it is not far away. The north exit of Tachikawa Station is a little more lively than the south exit. There are Isetan and Takashimaya. Don't miss Green Springs, which is diagonally opposite Takashimaya. It is a good place to rest, drink coffee, hang out and eat. I went to Yakiniku and Shin lunch set meals, which are very cost-effective. The price is worthy of the quality of the beef, and the service and environment are also good. Opposite is the Showa National Memorial Park. It is very convenient to go to Hachioji from Tachikawa. During my stay, I also went to Eco town (the largest second-hand store in Tokyo) in Hachioji Yamatoda, and found a lot of treasures. The key is that the price is touching; by the way, check in the Sherlock Holmes theme restaurant and soup curry shop at the north exit of Hachioji Station. Recommended!

Overall it’s an okay hotel. Room price is cheap compared to hotels in the same neighbourhood. Amenities and services match the quality of a 2.5/3 star hotel. Location, though, is the main issue. Located right across from a male entertainers club and a male focused massage place. I would advise solo female travellers and parents with kids to refrain from booking this hotel.

Right next to everything you need. A lot cleaner and quieter than staying at APA hotel or any other business type hotels. Recommend staying at the tower rooms. I did not hear any noise from other guests or families with children

Just stayed for one night to get some rest before heading to the Mt Fuji area for vacation but this hotel gave me a room with a view of Mt Fuji?! Woke up to a happy surprise in the morning. Also sound of trains passing by was quite soothing.

Despite the late check-in, I was pleasantly accepted. And despite the early departure, I sent it with a smile. Breakfast, public bath, etc. are still unexperienced, so I will use it again soon.