Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki
20-10 Nihombashi Hakozakicho, Chuo 103-0015 Tokyo Prefecture
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See why so many travelers make Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki their hotel of choice when visiting Chuo. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.
Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the hotel.
Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki features a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts free breakfast. If you are driving to Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki, parking is available.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Suitengu Shrine (0.2 mi) and Eitai Bridge (0.3 mi), guests of Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki can easily experience some of Chuo's most well known attractions.
While in Chuo, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki, including Sushizanmai Tsukijiekimae-ten (1.2 mi), Tapas Molecular Bar (0.9 mi), and Seiyoryori Shima (0.8 mi).
Plus, during your trip, don’t forget to check out some of the popular history museums, such as Time Dome Akashi and Ishikawajima Archives.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki as you experience all of the things Chuo has to offer.
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Web says 4.5 stars, I say stars not out, should be 2.5, only hotel I have stayed in that does not provide eggs for breakfast, poor display of breakfast meals. 1 out of 10. Room is shoe box size but clean, beds are like rock, pillows are like pancakes. Bad night sleep.
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Date of stay: May 2023Trip type: Traveled with friends
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In a very convenience location, so close to the airport T-cat and subway station. Clean and good service though a bit small. Good for a few night stays.
Convenience store and shops are closed by. Good for the value. Not expensive.
Convenience store and shops are closed by. Good for the value. Not expensive.
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Date of stay: November 2019
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We spent a total of 7 nights here, with a trip in between. It's all we needed - a clean, basic hotel, in an excellent location (15 mins walk from Tokyo Station; and a pleasant stroll to many shopping areas and Ginza). The room was small but functional - but we barely spent any time there anyway. It was in perfect condition, and even though there were two of us and two suitcases, we made it work. Staff friendly and helpful.
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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We stayed at this hotel 3 nights in Mid May 2014. The hotel located in a very convenience location just right off of the Suitengume subway station.
How to get here from Narita Airport by subway. We took subway from the airport using Keisei line get off at Oshiage (Sky tree) staion then take the Honzomon line (the purple line) down to Suitengumae station walked out at Exit 2. When you come out you will see 7eleven on your right hand side, walk straight cross the street turn right walk a block down the left the hotel is on your right hand side.
The room - oh my the room is small. There was a double bed a desk and counter for the TV and that's it. If you are travelling with a few big luggages I suggest you store them at the airport and just take what you need with you during your stay as you won't have enough room for your luggages. We stayed here with the total of 3 nights. First 2 night we had a room in a second building which you will have to walk around the block to get to. The room was small washroom was small but it's got everything you need in there. The only complain I have is the carpet. It was dirty well it looked dirty. Other that that it was ok. Oh there is no WIFI in your room only in the lobby so you have to go around the block to use WIFI but there is hard wired LAN connection in the room.
The 3rd night is when we came back from Mt. Fuji. We asked to keep one of your bag here as we only going to stay one night in Mt. Fuji so stay just took what we need and leave the rest at the hotel, they had no problem with it.
This time have a room in the main building. The room is even smaller than the first one. ( didn't think it was possible) but the carpet was cleaner the bathroom was so small that I could reach from one side of the wall to the other with having to straight out my arms and I am only 5'4"! However there was everything we need in there from double bed complete clean bathroom and for what we paid for I can't complain. In this building you can get WIFI out side your room before we left we saw a router in our room so not sure if we need to get password from the hotel or might have to pay for if we want to use it.
Breakfast area is in the lobby. Seating are limited so does the selection but really we paid roughly CAD$80 per night for a hotel in Tokyo including breakfast. I can't complain.
So if you just looking for a place to sleep and just spend you time exploring the city this is the hotel for you. It's in a convenience spot for you to go just about everywhere. Staffs were wonderful. They were polite and helpful. I would stay here again of I have a chance to visit Japan again.
Oh they also have shuttle from the hotel to Tokyo station. Doesn't run daily and not all day but we used it when we left to the airport to catch JR airport express train.
How to get here from Narita Airport by subway. We took subway from the airport using Keisei line get off at Oshiage (Sky tree) staion then take the Honzomon line (the purple line) down to Suitengumae station walked out at Exit 2. When you come out you will see 7eleven on your right hand side, walk straight cross the street turn right walk a block down the left the hotel is on your right hand side.
The room - oh my the room is small. There was a double bed a desk and counter for the TV and that's it. If you are travelling with a few big luggages I suggest you store them at the airport and just take what you need with you during your stay as you won't have enough room for your luggages. We stayed here with the total of 3 nights. First 2 night we had a room in a second building which you will have to walk around the block to get to. The room was small washroom was small but it's got everything you need in there. The only complain I have is the carpet. It was dirty well it looked dirty. Other that that it was ok. Oh there is no WIFI in your room only in the lobby so you have to go around the block to use WIFI but there is hard wired LAN connection in the room.
The 3rd night is when we came back from Mt. Fuji. We asked to keep one of your bag here as we only going to stay one night in Mt. Fuji so stay just took what we need and leave the rest at the hotel, they had no problem with it.
This time have a room in the main building. The room is even smaller than the first one. ( didn't think it was possible) but the carpet was cleaner the bathroom was so small that I could reach from one side of the wall to the other with having to straight out my arms and I am only 5'4"! However there was everything we need in there from double bed complete clean bathroom and for what we paid for I can't complain. In this building you can get WIFI out side your room before we left we saw a router in our room so not sure if we need to get password from the hotel or might have to pay for if we want to use it.
Breakfast area is in the lobby. Seating are limited so does the selection but really we paid roughly CAD$80 per night for a hotel in Tokyo including breakfast. I can't complain.
So if you just looking for a place to sleep and just spend you time exploring the city this is the hotel for you. It's in a convenience spot for you to go just about everywhere. Staffs were wonderful. They were polite and helpful. I would stay here again of I have a chance to visit Japan again.
Oh they also have shuttle from the hotel to Tokyo station. Doesn't run daily and not all day but we used it when we left to the airport to catch JR airport express train.
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Date of stay: May 2014Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Went on a 12 day Japan tour. All day spending out, I looked for a decent place to sleep and that's what that hotel is. Let's go step by step:
The location is great, perfect for newcomers. Tokyo doesn't have one center where you should be, it has several, so it's important to be close to the metro station, and this hotel is close to even three, the closest one being 3 min walk. Furthermore, the airport bus stops just across that nearest metro station, where is the TCAT (Tokyo City Air terminal), which means you have 3 min walk to the hotel.
Reception area is pretty small, turning into a breakfast area in the morning, but the staff is very kind and helpful. The hotel has 12 floors, we were on the top one, and absolutely no noise. We had a Tokyo tower view.
Rooms are small, and everybody should know that this is normal in Japan. It's like that in all hotels I've been in Japan (I mean mid range hotels, you certainly can have space and luxury in hard paying top class hotels). When you open two suitcases, you have to jump over them in order to move. Otherwise, the room was OK, bed and pillows great, working desk and inevitable fridge, air con and air freshener along with TV. Every night a newly washed pijamas along with slippers and superb toileteries await you. The bathroom is a miniature, but you get used to it. The same with the high tech toilet seat.
Breakfast is decent, but OK. The hotel doesn't have it's kitchen, so they get delivered ready meals in a nylon bag and just serve it. Mostly it's omlette and some meatballs, which I didn't eat, but you have croissants with jam, juice and coffee, fair enough to start the day and to keep you fed for few hours.
Wifi is perfect in the entire hotel.
Two 24 hrs supermarkets (Lawson and 7-11) are just two min walk.
So, considering the price paid (90 USD for a double) and all the above, I certainly recommend this hotel.
The location is great, perfect for newcomers. Tokyo doesn't have one center where you should be, it has several, so it's important to be close to the metro station, and this hotel is close to even three, the closest one being 3 min walk. Furthermore, the airport bus stops just across that nearest metro station, where is the TCAT (Tokyo City Air terminal), which means you have 3 min walk to the hotel.
Reception area is pretty small, turning into a breakfast area in the morning, but the staff is very kind and helpful. The hotel has 12 floors, we were on the top one, and absolutely no noise. We had a Tokyo tower view.
Rooms are small, and everybody should know that this is normal in Japan. It's like that in all hotels I've been in Japan (I mean mid range hotels, you certainly can have space and luxury in hard paying top class hotels). When you open two suitcases, you have to jump over them in order to move. Otherwise, the room was OK, bed and pillows great, working desk and inevitable fridge, air con and air freshener along with TV. Every night a newly washed pijamas along with slippers and superb toileteries await you. The bathroom is a miniature, but you get used to it. The same with the high tech toilet seat.
Breakfast is decent, but OK. The hotel doesn't have it's kitchen, so they get delivered ready meals in a nylon bag and just serve it. Mostly it's omlette and some meatballs, which I didn't eat, but you have croissants with jam, juice and coffee, fair enough to start the day and to keep you fed for few hours.
Wifi is perfect in the entire hotel.
Two 24 hrs supermarkets (Lawson and 7-11) are just two min walk.
So, considering the price paid (90 USD for a double) and all the above, I certainly recommend this hotel.
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Date of stay: April 2015Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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I am about to spend my fifth (and last) night at the Villa Fontaine Nihombashi Hakozaki, so while everything was fresh in my mind, I wanted to write the review.
As previously posted by several posters, the hotel is very close to the TCAT. Arriving after a 14 hr flight, I did not want to first start learning how to navigate the Tokyo subway system, so this was a great convenience. Exit the TCAT. Look for the 7-11, go down that block, and the hotel is across the street on the left. (TIP:before you leave, If you have Google Maps, put in the hotels address, and you can "Virtually" walk around the hotel, and see where it is in relation to the TCAT.) After checking in, we went to our room in the annex (This means another building around the block). Our room was non-smoking, and when we walked in, we did NOT smell any smoke.
As far as the room itself, this is amongst the smallest rooms I have ever been in. There is a double bed, a desk and a TV (All stations are in Japanese, no western channels, no CNN) on top of a cabinet housing a mini-fridge. There is no safe in the room. (A shame, because I like to use it ) There was no dresser or nightstand. There was, however, a small alcove with a bar and a few hangers, and a luggage caddy, that we balanced our carry-on, on.
The desk had two outlets (Two prong American style) and I was able to use a power strip (I never travel without one) without a converter and power my netbook, my sons ipod, cell phone, etc. Please note, the hotel advertises free Internet in the room. However, it is wired, There is a LAN cable that goes from the front of the desk to the netbook, and the speed is decent, BUT, this does not work for wireless devices, such as my sons IPOD. WIFII is available in the lobby of the main building. They do provide many amenities, even tho this is a budget property. Amenities include, Slippers, sleeping shirts, full set of toiletries, toothbrush, comb, etc. There is a drawer with tea cups and powdered tea, as well as a large electric kettle.We were here during a heatwave (90+ every day) and were thankful for the air conditioner that cooled the room very well.(TIP) The AC unit has a remote and, its on a timer, so be sure it has enough hours on it before you go to bed. Otherwise, you will wake in a very small hot room. This is from experience. The hotel also advertises free breakfast. This is true. BUT, the best word used to describe it would be "Eh" Not comparing because its free, but a lot of our morning meals came courtesy of the nearby 7-11.
About the bed. Its a double. I am traveling with my 12 year old son. Its very tight. In all honesty, I would be cautious about sharing this room with another adult. Between the lack of storage and small bed, it could prove a bit troublesome.BUT the staff is pleasant (Certainly, their English is better then my Japanese), the room is clean (And was always waiting for us, cleaned by the time we came back after a day of exploring the city) The proximity to the TCAT, and the affordable price do make this a viable option for those on a budget.
As previously posted by several posters, the hotel is very close to the TCAT. Arriving after a 14 hr flight, I did not want to first start learning how to navigate the Tokyo subway system, so this was a great convenience. Exit the TCAT. Look for the 7-11, go down that block, and the hotel is across the street on the left. (TIP:before you leave, If you have Google Maps, put in the hotels address, and you can "Virtually" walk around the hotel, and see where it is in relation to the TCAT.) After checking in, we went to our room in the annex (This means another building around the block). Our room was non-smoking, and when we walked in, we did NOT smell any smoke.
As far as the room itself, this is amongst the smallest rooms I have ever been in. There is a double bed, a desk and a TV (All stations are in Japanese, no western channels, no CNN) on top of a cabinet housing a mini-fridge. There is no safe in the room. (A shame, because I like to use it ) There was no dresser or nightstand. There was, however, a small alcove with a bar and a few hangers, and a luggage caddy, that we balanced our carry-on, on.
The desk had two outlets (Two prong American style) and I was able to use a power strip (I never travel without one) without a converter and power my netbook, my sons ipod, cell phone, etc. Please note, the hotel advertises free Internet in the room. However, it is wired, There is a LAN cable that goes from the front of the desk to the netbook, and the speed is decent, BUT, this does not work for wireless devices, such as my sons IPOD. WIFII is available in the lobby of the main building. They do provide many amenities, even tho this is a budget property. Amenities include, Slippers, sleeping shirts, full set of toiletries, toothbrush, comb, etc. There is a drawer with tea cups and powdered tea, as well as a large electric kettle.We were here during a heatwave (90+ every day) and were thankful for the air conditioner that cooled the room very well.(TIP) The AC unit has a remote and, its on a timer, so be sure it has enough hours on it before you go to bed. Otherwise, you will wake in a very small hot room. This is from experience. The hotel also advertises free breakfast. This is true. BUT, the best word used to describe it would be "Eh" Not comparing because its free, but a lot of our morning meals came courtesy of the nearby 7-11.
About the bed. Its a double. I am traveling with my 12 year old son. Its very tight. In all honesty, I would be cautious about sharing this room with another adult. Between the lack of storage and small bed, it could prove a bit troublesome.BUT the staff is pleasant (Certainly, their English is better then my Japanese), the room is clean (And was always waiting for us, cleaned by the time we came back after a day of exploring the city) The proximity to the TCAT, and the affordable price do make this a viable option for those on a budget.
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Date of stay: August 2012Trip type: Traveled with family
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I highly recommend staying at the Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombadhi Hakozaki! Easy access from both NRT or Haneda airport via the Airport Limosine Bus (TCAT Station). The hotel is a short block and a half walk from the main entrance of the TCAT....you can see the hotel sign from a distance.
Friendly staff - efficient check-in & check-out.
Room was small but good for 2 people. Loved their complimentary sleepwear and slippers. Bathroom was compact... Reminds me of a cruise ship bathroom.
Lobby had amenities available, just in case you forget them.
Daily breakfast/brunch was sumptuous- choice of salad greens plus a variety of other add-ons and 4 choices of salad dressings, scrambled eggs, a different breakfast meat each day, rice, 2 soups, cereal, yogurt, fruits, breakfast pastries, juices, coffee and tea. Enough to fuel you for a day of sightseeing.
For any last minute needs 7-11 is close by.
Two subway lines within walking distance- Z Line. and H Line.
Definitely would stay here again.
Friendly staff - efficient check-in & check-out.
Room was small but good for 2 people. Loved their complimentary sleepwear and slippers. Bathroom was compact... Reminds me of a cruise ship bathroom.
Lobby had amenities available, just in case you forget them.
Daily breakfast/brunch was sumptuous- choice of salad greens plus a variety of other add-ons and 4 choices of salad dressings, scrambled eggs, a different breakfast meat each day, rice, 2 soups, cereal, yogurt, fruits, breakfast pastries, juices, coffee and tea. Enough to fuel you for a day of sightseeing.
For any last minute needs 7-11 is close by.
Two subway lines within walking distance- Z Line. and H Line.
Definitely would stay here again.
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Date of stay: September 2018Trip type: Traveled with family
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Good place to stay, that's all I can say about this hotel. No surprises.
All the good things:
1. Room is small, but everything I needed is there.
2. Wifi is very strong anywhere in the hotel. No password required.
3. 3-min across the South Exit of the TCAT, you will see a 7-11, look towards the left and you will see the hotel. Bus from Narita Airport, one-way Y1900 for foreigners.
4. On Metro, alight at Suitengumae, exit 2, you will be right in front of the said 7-11.
5. Free shuttle, one-way (20-min) to Tokyo Station where you can get on any transport you need to go around and out of Tokyo. We took the bus from here to Mt Fuji, 3-hour journey, cost Y3000 for a return ticket.
6. Breakfast is included. Simple but filling.
7. Asked for extra pillows, they were given immediately.
8. Air-Cond has cold and hot air, worked perfectly.
Walk along the street in Ningyocho, there are plenty of shops and restaurants, cafes too.
A very convenient location for travelers.
All the good things:
1. Room is small, but everything I needed is there.
2. Wifi is very strong anywhere in the hotel. No password required.
3. 3-min across the South Exit of the TCAT, you will see a 7-11, look towards the left and you will see the hotel. Bus from Narita Airport, one-way Y1900 for foreigners.
4. On Metro, alight at Suitengumae, exit 2, you will be right in front of the said 7-11.
5. Free shuttle, one-way (20-min) to Tokyo Station where you can get on any transport you need to go around and out of Tokyo. We took the bus from here to Mt Fuji, 3-hour journey, cost Y3000 for a return ticket.
6. Breakfast is included. Simple but filling.
7. Asked for extra pillows, they were given immediately.
8. Air-Cond has cold and hot air, worked perfectly.
Walk along the street in Ningyocho, there are plenty of shops and restaurants, cafes too.
A very convenient location for travelers.
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Date of stay: February 2016Trip type: Traveled with friends
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My husband and I stayed here for our honeymoon and lifelong dream trip to Tokyo. This hotel was perfectly what we needed and I could not have been happier everything from check in to check out was spot on. There are these really neat magnets on the doors of each room so communication with housekeepers was super easy and you could easily tell them what services where needed in you room each day. I love this idea and would like to see this used back at home. I felt in control of my stay and it saves you from having to track down staff or having any miscommunication. The hotel also provides all toiletries so don't worry if you leave your toothbrush behind or your shampoo exploding in your luggage its all there waiting for you. We where on the 4th floor and had no problems with the wifi in our room and skyped home every evening. The hotel is also so very silent we almost thought the hotel was empty until we saw others leaving their rooms in the morning. There was also two air conditioners in the room which was wonderful because being from Canada we found Tokyo really hot and loved to return to a nice cool room. Breakfast was great as well the food was never empty and the staff was wonderful never did I feel I was a bother if I needed anything from the employees. The location is perfect as well the tcat (Tokyo City Air Terminal) is right across the street and there is a 7-11 right on the corner as well as a familymart on the other side and if you find you need to exchange any money while in Tokyo I suggest going to the tcat since its right there and had a great rate this was the place we found best. OVER ALL THIS PLACE IS AMAZING THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SUCH A GREAT STAY!!
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Date of stay: May 2015Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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We reached this hotel at 10 am (after a long 10 hr flight from Sydney). The check-in was not allowed before 3pm. We left our luggage in the hotel, and went out for a short sight seeing tour !
We tried our luck at 1 pm at the hotel & they gave us a room before check-in time, nice surprise.
The experience at the reception (as in most of the Japan hotels) was OK with them luckinly knowing some words in english....
This hotel is 1 min walking from the Suitengūmae station (250mts) easy to travel to Oshiage (Tokyo Skytree) & 3 stations from Tokyo (gotto change at Otemachi). Also it is near to Kayabacho Station which is 5-8 mins walking (take Hibiya line from here for the Disney trip).
Room was very small, sleeping area not more than 6-8 ft wide, not the bed, but the Bedroom itself. That was dissapointing even by Tokyo standards. Also No Wifi (except lobby) so have to connect to Lan Cable only in rooms which is not very cool.
Also the food (breakfast was included) was not very good, rather below average I would say.
But the important factor is ....is it value for money ? I paid close to $100/night (including taxes), so i would say may be.....or NOT if I compare to the hotels i was staying in Osaka, Kyoto (other revies)
So to sum it all:
Location: 4/5
Room: 2/5
Cleanlines: 4/5
Food:2/5
Staff: 4/5 (they always tried helping us even with their limited knowledge of English, appreciate that).
Value for Money: NO ..Hence overall 3/5.
We tried our luck at 1 pm at the hotel & they gave us a room before check-in time, nice surprise.
The experience at the reception (as in most of the Japan hotels) was OK with them luckinly knowing some words in english....
This hotel is 1 min walking from the Suitengūmae station (250mts) easy to travel to Oshiage (Tokyo Skytree) & 3 stations from Tokyo (gotto change at Otemachi). Also it is near to Kayabacho Station which is 5-8 mins walking (take Hibiya line from here for the Disney trip).
Room was very small, sleeping area not more than 6-8 ft wide, not the bed, but the Bedroom itself. That was dissapointing even by Tokyo standards. Also No Wifi (except lobby) so have to connect to Lan Cable only in rooms which is not very cool.
Also the food (breakfast was included) was not very good, rather below average I would say.
But the important factor is ....is it value for money ? I paid close to $100/night (including taxes), so i would say may be.....or NOT if I compare to the hotels i was staying in Osaka, Kyoto (other revies)
So to sum it all:
Location: 4/5
Room: 2/5
Cleanlines: 4/5
Food:2/5
Staff: 4/5 (they always tried helping us even with their limited knowledge of English, appreciate that).
Value for Money: NO ..Hence overall 3/5.
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Date of stay: July 2013Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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I would buy it when you get to the train station after landing. I was not aware if you could purchase at the hotel.
Fairly certain the annex rooms are in a building behind the main building. I assume the windows don't look out into the foyer purely because Japan is a country that respects privacy. I hope you enjoy your trip.
I'm sorry but we didn't use those facilities
Don't stay here it is awful. Find another hotel
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Which popular attractions are close to Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki?
Nearby attractions include Suitengu Shrine (0.2 miles), Chanoki Shrine (0.3 miles), and Musee Hamaguchi Yozo Yamasa Collection (0.07 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and airport transportation.
Which room amenities are available at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki?
Top room amenities include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast during their stay.
Is parking available at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki?
Yes, parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki?
Conveniently located restaurants include Shigemorieishindo, Taniya, and Japanese Restaurant Genjikoh.
Does Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki have airport transportation?
Yes, Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Is Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki located near the city center?
Yes, it is 0.7 miles away from the center of Chuo.
Are any cleaning services offered at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki?
Yes, laundry service and self serve laundry are offered to guests.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Japanese.
Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Nihombashi Hakozaki?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Hozomon (2.4 miles), Nezu Shrine (3.1 miles), and Tokyo Central Railway Station (1.2 miles).