Hotels near Gotoku-ji Temple, Tokyo

I loved everything about this hotel! Located in a super nice area, super close to train station and the Shibuya crossing. The hotel was stylish, the room was spacious and spotless clean. Next time I would only stay at this hotel, and this area.

Very spacious room with a beautiful view. The hotel is very clean and close to both Shibuya station and the new Shibuya Sakura Stage. The staff was very friendly and attentive to my needs.

Great location!! Close to train station.

It’s like home away from home. The staff were all very friendly and helpful, not to mention they were all good looking as well. The egg Benedict’s for breakfast were excellent. One of the best ones I have ever had! The pool on the top floor was also a very good place to chill and relax with the park in view. The sparkling white wine is super good too for non alcoholic drinkers. Sit outside when the weather permits to people watch. The sound proofing was great too as we could not hear the car noises even though we were on the second level.

The location was very central and convenient. The room was clean and spacious. The bathroom was big and layout in a way that people could still use the toilet while someone was showering.

We were a group of three adults and three children. Four of us stayed in a quad room with two double beds, while two stayed in a studio with one double bed. We stayed here for five nights. We arrived at 2:30 PM, and the staff assisted us with check-in. They kindly allowed us to access our room earlier than expected and also arranged for our rooms to be on the same floor and close to each other, which we really appreciated. The hotel provided everything you could possibly need. There was a self-service station by the elevator where guests could pick up various amenities. The toilet had buttons to open and close the lid—a great feature—along with multiple washing functions, just like most toilets in Japan. On the second floor, there were plenty of washing machines and dryers, a small gym with a ping-pong table, and a large dining area available to all guests. One evening, we used the dining area to enjoy various takeout meals together, which made for a cozy and enjoyable experience. Please note that heated brushes from countries with higher voltage than Japan cannot be used without a transformer, and it was surprising that the hotel not only had them available but also lent them out. We did not see this amenity at another hotel in Ginza. We didn’t have breakfast at the restaurant, so we can’t comment on that. We thought the hotel’s location was excellent—not right in the middle of the busiest area but still within walking distance, about 10 minutes from Shibuya Scramble Crossing.