Book Moriya hotels

Great

Quiet spot, close to park and train station.

The room is tiny. Okay for one person but tight for two. Booked 2 rooms for a couple and myself. The rooms are cleaned every 3 days but with daily supply of fresh towels and yukata (kimono), coffee/tea refills which was nice. There was day 1 complimentary water bottles and their tap is noted as ‘drinkable’. The check-in is a bit complicated. It took sometime to check-in with the male staff not very pleasant. My card key and receipt eventually came out of the machine and I was asked to take it. No mention that the room number is on the receipt, I had to ask instead of me being informed. All hotel instructions are on the TV screen as one enters the room. Again, there was lack of information at the reception level that we were to expect this. The hotel reception area is so tiny, with only 3 chairs available for guests. We checked out at 10am after 6 nights and we left our luggage for storage and came back at 2pm for our airport pickup at 3pm. The female staff on check out was very nice this time compared to the aloof check-in male receptionist. When we came back, we stood for almost an hour as there were no seats. The area was full to the brim including numerous luggage. Otherwise, very close to train station exit, restaurants, Sensoji temple and shopping streets. Tokyo sky tree is also close by.

Great location for transport, food and shopping!!!

Close to public transport

We love how convenient it was for us to walk around and be close to the sumo stadium!