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Asakusa Tobu Hotel
"We had a great stay with a room that faced the Tokyo Skytree! The hotel was clean and well run. While breakfast was busy after 730 AM, the offerings were solid and tasty and you could avoid the rush by going right at open (6:30 AM). The hotel location is well situated with easy access to shopping, ..."
Reviewed on Sep 23, 2026
KOKO HOTEL Premier Tokyo Bay Makuhari
"As advertised. Great!"
Reviewed on Sep 13, 2026
APA Hotel & Resort Ryogoku Ekimae Tower
"The room and the hotel was fine for staying. But the room had a dust issue with the AC where the more air you used the more dust blew out. For the fans settings. The amenities like a microwave, washing machines, and vending machines were inconveniently placed in the basement. The fact that the hotel ..."
Reviewed on Sep 23, 2026
Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay
"Breakfast was great, convenient location, clean and well maintained."
Reviewed on Sep 22, 2026
HOTEL TAVINOS Asakusa
"👍👍👍👍"
Reviewed on Sep 22, 2026
APA Hotel Asakusa Tawaramachi Ekimae
"APA was a nice hotel, the only issue I had was black mold on the walls and in the AC units. Me and a few friends stayed in 3 different rooms during our trip to Tokyo, and all 3 rooms had mold, some worse than others."
Reviewed on Sep 20, 2026
Centurion Hotel & Spa Ueno Station
"Great location! Rooms were small but we really didn’t stay in the room much. Clean and convenient."
Reviewed on Sep 20, 2026
Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo
APA Hotel Keisei Ueno Ekimae Minami
Moriya Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Researching a place to stay in Kanto, especially close to the action around Moriya? You'll find 6 hotels within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) radius of its central area.
Within a short distance of Moriya, are the The Crest Hotel Kashiwa and Sotetsu Fresa Inn Chiba Kashiwa.
The Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is 20 miles (34 kilometers) away from the town center of Moriya. Another option is the Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo, which is 20 miles (35 kilometers) away. The Palace Hotel Tokyo and also the The Tokyo Station Hotel are two other Travelocity-listed places to book accommodation around Moriya.
Would you like to head a little out of the center? Kanto lays claim to many exciting things to see. Kanto proudly boasts beaches, coastal plains, forests and mountains. Popular vacation draws include ruins. In this section of Japan adventurous travelers may also partake in snowboarding.
Looking for more activities? Consider spending some time discovering Tokyo Tower and Sensoji Temple, which you'll find in Tokyo, 20 miles (36 kilometers) southwest of Moriya. A few Tokyo places to stay include the The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo and Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi. 55 miles (86 kilometers) southwest of Moriya, you can find Isehara, which boasts the Jinya Ryokan and Hotel Route-Inn Isehara. The Oyamaafuri Shrine and Jouhotsuganji Temple are other popular points of interest to experience in Isehara.
Before you head home from Kanto, you sure ensure you see a fast-paced match. Make your way to Tokyo Dome, found to the southwest of Moriya. Any sports fans that would like to book a Travelocity-listed hotel nearby will love the The Peninsula Tokyo or the Grand Hyatt Tokyo.
Narita International Airport is a primary arrival point for flights, and is located 25 miles (42 kilometers) from Moriya's downtown. Conveniently located hotel options are Narita Tobu Hotel Airport and Hotel Nikko Narita.
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APA Hotel & Resort Ryogoku Ekimae Tower
"The room and the hotel was fine for staying. But the room had a dust issue with the AC where the more air you used the more dust blew out. For the fans settings. The amenities like a microwave, washing machines, and vending machines were inconveniently placed in the basement. The fact that the hotel has all floors above the forth be elevator only with only three elevators going above the 18th floor meant wait times were extremely long, and the other guests increasingly frustrated. The staff were amazing and most spoke English well and for the price it was an okay stay but I think they should place the amenities like the vending machines and such on the same floor as the the Lawson's. Or at least add something to each floor. I did like the bed, it was firm and despite the dust problem the AC was nice. The tv options were bad though. Their selection for watchable things had barely anything in English with zero English subtitles. The screen sharing feature for their TVs was also terrible quality streaming strength. However the wifi quality was nice and per room, so you weren't sharing with other guests which was nice. I didn't try the in place restaurant Bec it was ¥3900+ per adult which was far too expensive when I could just go to the station for cheaper food. I did like my stay however despite my gripes."
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