فندق ميتروبوليتان أدمونت طوكيو (Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo)

it's calm place and subway is not far Disneyland shuttle bus is very convenient and breakfast was very good also but in the room and corridor (perhaps 19th floor?), there is too much smell of tobacco I reserved no-smoking room but when I was out of elevator there was full with too stinky cigarette smell even in the room

Staff is very nice, helpful. just only location that not connect to train station, need to walk a bit

This is a great hotel for families. The rooms are much larger than you'll find elsewhere in Tokyo. The service is decent enough and the hotel is clean. The only problem is the hotel it's self is quite a walk form the subway - if you have children or elderly people with you.

Stayed for a week at this hotel at the deluxe room during Spring. Room was spotless and comes with a spacious bathroom for our use. The concierge was accommodating as well during our stay. The location is very close to iidabashi station and is just a few stations away from the main attractions in Tokyo. Highly recommend this hotel.

The location is not as convenient as I expected.

Hotel was average, few pro and cons Pro: 1)The hotel is partner with Disney so they have free shuttle bus to Disney resort which is good cuz they can help you transfer the luggage to the resort without hassle. 2) the hotel level 1 got a 24 hours Lawson and a bakery, opposite has a family mart and a Hong Kong restaurant. 3) if you willing to walk further down the road of the station, you will find a Sega arcade operating until midnight which is good as it is not the super popular place hence the staff are very willing to help you win the toys and figure. 4) Along the area has pubs and cafes and restaurants. 5) quiet neighborhood as after office hours the amount of people will be lesser Cons 1) the room are really small, we had 2 pieces 28” luggage and we can’t open up to take things or pack things, no walking space, with the bed and the side table only left us a L shape side of walkway. 2) the bathtub is not separated with the shower area, the only hotel out of my 4 Japan hotel which is not separated, no anti slip map given which is dangerous to shower after you have a foam bath. 3) TV channel again, they don’t have English Channel or any movie channel, no internet tv hence no Netflix, has VOD but you need to pay 1000yen for one day in order to watch the small selection of movie, I stayed for 6 days so I didn’t buy cuz its not worth it. 4) the location, yes it is near the station but not super near, a 10 min walk is needed and the nearest station is the private line subway, if you looking for a JR like you will need to walk a 15-20 min. If you don’t mind it’s will be ok but as we have JR pass we will need to use the pass. The station is not the one that within the loop so if you want go Shinjuku, Shibuya, Harajuku you will have to change line. 5) As it’s within CBD area, there are no shopping place or entertainment nearby, it might be abit boring at night if you still want to walk but don’t wish to travel far. 6) No laundry coin machine nearby, nearest have to wa

Convenient location and very accessible by public transport to various parts of Tokyo .

The room is Big and also the Bed. Easy to reach from Iidabashi station. Accross the hotel have convenient store and also many food store around it.. Love it...

Our room was fairly compact but cheap and clean. It made a good staging ground for the days we were there given that it is close to several stations.

I stayed at Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo for two nights in a twin room with my mother. We arrived late and asked for room service - they do not have room service! Which I thought was strange for a large hotel. The beds were comfy, the room wasn't vaccumed as we found chopstick wrappers from the last customer next to the chair and table. Massive hotel, soulless but ok for a couple of nights while you're out sightseeing. Close to the subway which was one of it's main selling points for us.