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Shinjuku
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2-2-1 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8583 Japan, Tokyo, Japan
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Located just minutes from Shinjuki Station and the district’s lively shops, bars and restaurants, the hotel is an impressive high rise building. Guests are greeted warmly at the lobby on the 20th floor and then stay in one of the contemporary-styled, spacious rooms fitted with mod cons such as free high speed internet and automated air conditioning. The hotel’s well-known restaurants combine superb locations – overlooking the city – with creative menus of seasonal Japanese, Chinese or French food, while a well-equipped fitness room offers a high rise work out. Making an booking at Century Southern Tower Hotel Tokyo is easy with our secure online form; just enter your dates and click.
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- air conditioning
- clock radio
- hair dryer
- in-room movies
- private safe
- tea/coffeemaker
- telephone
- television
- trouser press
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- 24-hour room service
- cocktail lounge
- morning call
- restaurants
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Tokyo ExperienceGuest Rating: 5.0
Jacques S.
Belgium
Solo Traveler
Date of Stay: 30 Jan 2008
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Lobby is located on the second floor of the building.
- Travel tip : I don't remember if it's the east or west side of the hotel, but with clear weather we can see Fujisan.
Century Southern Tower Hotel TokyoGuest Rating: 4.5
Susanne G.
United Kingdom
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Date of Stay: 30 Mar 2007
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They permit smoking in the bar area - which seems strange to those of us who have lived in "smoke free" countries for a while.
Century Southern Tower Hotel TokyoGuest Rating: 4.0
John W.
Australia
Couple
Date of Stay: 12 May 2005
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Somewhat impersonal and lacking in Japanese "character". If you want to wake up and feel like you are staying in Japan, don't stay here. Look for a ryokan or smaller hotel.
- Restaurant Tip : Lots of great eating places within walking distance. Just go out and look for where the locals are crowding, especially noodle places. Don't be put off if there are no signs in English - just go in and watch and smile and gesture!