Imperial Hotel
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I have been travelling quite a lot around the world, but this hotel is by far the best and, trust me, it will make you come back.
Reviewed by: Sorin from on Apr 10 2009
it is the greatest place in the world but it is very expensive. but it is worth it!this hotel has a great pool! bye bye!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 20 2008
I loved the rooms,resteraunts,swimming pools and all the above. The place is great and I even think some of the waiters were kinda cute.and the people there were very helpfuland careful with our belongings!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 07 2008
it was awesome no doubt and it was like i was spending a day in heaven.LOL. this place is the ultimate place to go. SIGN ME UP AGAIN!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 14 2008
the price was to high, for a 5 star hotel, it was gay. i felt poor when i left, looks like i need to work somemore when i get home
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 30 2008
I stayed at Imperial Hotel for 5 nights in April and it was a lovely experience. The hotel staff were very polite and always there to attend to me. They had many restaurants to satisfy different tastes and needs.You could easily exchange your unused meal coupons for chocolates and other goodies. The rooms were very clean with all the amenities needed to keep you comfortable.the hotel is well located for easy movement to other parts of the city. I will stay there again if I find myself in Tokyo.
Reviewed by: Ibrahim from on Sep 26 2007
the... everything was so good i loved it it was great it was great it was great the food was great the beds were like sleeping on a cloud it was the time of my life the room service was great to ill go back for anything
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 25 2007
I didn't like some of the public spaces and the ever so faint air of snottiness among the other guests (not the staff). The food at Les Saisons has to be both the best in Japan - beyond description - and the costliest! Wandering around you discover hidden pockets of Frank Lloyd Wright design. Service is almost too much, but always gracious.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 03 2007
The service is greate and is very clean. People are kind, is worth the price and has a good location and wiev to the outside.
Reviewed by: REGNERYC from on Jul 05 2007
The employees would do anything for you at this hotel, and seem happy to do it. The service was excellent. The room price is not cheap but not much more than in big cities in the US. Food is very expensive though. If you dont think $50 is a lot for a 5oz steak, then you have to think that 840 yen (about $7) is pretty steep for a cup of coffee. There are plenty of restaurants around the hotel, but there are about as many with a menu in English as there are restaurants in the U.S. with a menu in Japanese.
Reviewed by: TJ from on Jun 10 2007
A Truly Grand Hotel
Back to Imperial Hotel
I have been travelling quite a lot around the world, but this hotel is by far the best and, trust me, it will make you come back.
Reviewed by: Sorin from on Apr 10 2009
it is the greatest place in the world but it is very expensive. but it is worth it!this hotel has a great pool! bye bye!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 20 2008
I loved the rooms,resteraunts,swimming pools and all the above. The place is great and I even think some of the waiters were kinda cute.and the people there were very helpfuland careful with our belongings!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 07 2008
it was awesome no doubt and it was like i was spending a day in heaven.LOL. this place is the ultimate place to go. SIGN ME UP AGAIN!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 14 2008
the price was to high, for a 5 star hotel, it was gay. i felt poor when i left, looks like i need to work somemore when i get home
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 30 2008
I stayed at Imperial Hotel for 5 nights in April and it was a lovely experience. The hotel staff were very polite and always there to attend to me. They had many restaurants to satisfy different tastes and needs.You could easily exchange your unused meal coupons for chocolates and other goodies. The rooms were very clean with all the amenities needed to keep you comfortable.the hotel is well located for easy movement to other parts of the city. I will stay there again if I find myself in Tokyo.
Reviewed by: Ibrahim from on Sep 26 2007
the... everything was so good i loved it it was great it was great it was great the food was great the beds were like sleeping on a cloud it was the time of my life the room service was great to ill go back for anything
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 25 2007
I didn't like some of the public spaces and the ever so faint air of snottiness among the other guests (not the staff). The food at Les Saisons has to be both the best in Japan - beyond description - and the costliest! Wandering around you discover hidden pockets of Frank Lloyd Wright design. Service is almost too much, but always gracious.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 03 2007
The service is greate and is very clean. People are kind, is worth the price and has a good location and wiev to the outside.
Reviewed by: REGNERYC from on Jul 05 2007
The employees would do anything for you at this hotel, and seem happy to do it. The service was excellent. The room price is not cheap but not much more than in big cities in the US. Food is very expensive though. If you dont think $50 is a lot for a 5oz steak, then you have to think that 840 yen (about $7) is pretty steep for a cup of coffee. There are plenty of restaurants around the hotel, but there are about as many with a menu in English as there are restaurants in the U.S. with a menu in Japanese.
Reviewed by: TJ from on Jun 10 2007
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