The interior has a nostalgic vibe, and you can really feel what life was like for foreigners who lived here back in the day.
Michelle Lee's Reviews Page 1/2
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The little train up the hill was super cute, but a bit pricey. Definitely worth it if you don’t feel like walking.
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The staff here are so incredibly friendly and helpful—it honestly feels like they're working in a dream world.
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There are other attractions like Kenroku-en nearby, so it’s super convenient for a day trip.
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The yukitsuri scenery in winter is a highlight of Kenroku-en. The snow-covered garden looks magical—definitely worth seeing.
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There are some high-end boutiques along Omotesando, and the architecture of the stores is really thoughtfully designed. Walking down the tree-lined avenue feels really pleasant.
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The hotel facilities are still pretty new, and the view is great. Plus, the subway station is right downstairs, so it's super convenient to get around.
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In spring, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and soaking in the hot springs feels amazing.
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The local government has been warning that tourists are overfeeding the rabbits, and leftover food is just left on the island. This has caused an increase in crows, rats, and wild boars, which puts the rabbits at risk of being preyed on.
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The view is just okay, but the nighttime experience is definitely better than during the day.
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