The view was outstanding looking directly over the Imperial Palace Grounds with a walk across the street to the Hanzoman Gate. We booked the room for this reason and were not let down. 😁 The room was very neat and tidy and well maintained as were the reception and dining room. The lunch was very nice and reasonably priced.

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Pretty modern hotel, great location within a short train ride from Tokyo or Shibuya station, nice view of Tokyo from the window. Restaurant on site, you can choose an American or Japanese breakfast, moderately priced. Beds are comfortable. No public bath.

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The view from the room, if you get the right one, on the imperial palace is wonderful at any time of the year. It is difficult to surpass in Tokyo. Just make sure that you do not get the room facing the street. If you take the cheapest rate, that is what you will probably get.

The restaurants seem to be highly occupied with the business crowd. I could not get a reservation, but the front desk staff guided me to a nice restaurant that was probably much cheaper.

This is a modern hotel with nice furnishings right across from the Imperial Palace in central Tokyo. The room was compact but sufficient for my wife and I. We appreciated that the room had a separate sink outside of the unit bath so that whomever was not bathing could still use a sink and mirror. The view of central Tokyo was very nice. The hotel is located near (5-10 minute walk) to a couple subway stations, and several convenience stores and local restaurants are within a short walk.

No complaints at all. Very nice hotel, and a bargain for the price.

I had a wonderful experience at the Hotel Gand Arc Hanzomon. The service was incredibly professional; we were greeted warmly, and the check-in process was fast. The room was very clean and well-equipped. The view from the window was outstanding, almost magical. There was ample space, and upon request, we were provided with a smoking room. I highly recommend this hotel due to its excellent location. The restaurant was also delicious and highly recommended.

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I have stayed here before. The location is great. Right next to the Imperial Palace grounds and away from all the mayhem of the really popular tourist areas. The hotel is great for food and offers a couple of excellent dining options. There are also many options locally. The entrance to the Palace grounds is a few minutes walk away. You are also within an easy taxi ride to Tokyo Station for general getting around and Bullet trains. The staff are great. Nothing is too much trouble. I have 3 times now had rooms overlooking the Palace grounds and Tokyo city. Ask for those if you can. The views day and night are great.

Nothing. It fits what I want in Tokyo exactly. I love the chaos of Tokyo but don't want to be in it 24 hours a day. It's good to get back to calmness in the evening. If you want the chaos full time this is not for you.

Hotel Grand Arc Hanzamon is a classic business hotel . Its location is facing the imperial palace and provides a very good view from the windows . The rooms are large and spacious (as compared to other Japan accommodations . The amenities provided are very good - toiletries , night dress and hair dryer A thing for fellow tourist planning to book should make a note that the breakfast is a set menu to choose from . , either continental , American or Japanese . The portion is adequate with unlimited coffee and bread . It’s a busy hotel with many banquet rooms and its location is within the office area hence always has some event happening at the rooms . We staff is very friendly .. one of the most important thing to mention is about allowing ur luggage to be delivered 2 days in advance of ur stay , this gave us the freedoms to travel light to Mt Fuji area . I will surely stay here again if I visit Tokyo .

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Wow!! This hotel was insane value for money. The view was incredible! The room was a very good size and it had everything you could ever need.

I wish I'd have stayed longer haha

The location has a nice view of the city out your big hotel window. The room seems typical of all Japanese hotels. The location is a LONG walk from the station. There are subways and busses nearby. We stayed for the view, and we were not dissaponted.

There is not room service, and the restaurant will not allow you to take food out to bring to your room. You have to leave the hotel to bring food up to your room. And there are not many restaurants nearby.

The room size is comfortable for two adults and two little kids. Rare hotel in tokyo provides baby bed for infant. Even we had a baby bed, there is still enough space for luggages, chairs, and the table. We had space to take a break with a cup of tea or coffee, no need to sit on the bed. On the other hand, the room has excellent view of 千鳥ヶ淵, it’s pitty that we’re not in sakura season, I believe the view in sakura season will be amazing.

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