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For our first trip to Tokyo, we wanted a luxury hotel that wasn't part of an international chain - something in a neighbourhood that would be less tourist-y and more "local". Our son's Japanese colleagues suggested the Meguro Gajoen and although it wasn't on our travel agency's list of Tokyo hotels, we decided to go for it. Turns out it was the perfect choice. First of all, the hotel décor is absolutely sumptuous with magnificent mural frescoes and other Japanese artwork everywhere you look (even the bathrooms!). A cascading waterfall, tiny bridges over little brooks ... the lobby is exquisite. You feel immediately like you are in the heart of Japan. The week we were there, there was a floral art exhibition and Japanese aficionados turned out to see the creations of one of Japan's most popular artists. The hotel is a popular spot for weddings, so we enjoyed watching joyful families arrive for wedding ceremonies. The hotel breakfast was fabulous, with Japanese and European choices. And the huge rooms are beautifully appointed with high quality materials and amenities - top notch luxury. I can't say enough about this hotel! Add to that its location 5 minutes from the subway. Meguro Subway station seems off the beaten track, but in fact it's very convenient. The Yamanote line runs around the city and takes directly you to all the best tourist sites. It's an above-ground train line that is much more pleasant than the subway. There are tons of restaurant options at Meguro and even more at the next stop Ebisu. These are areas of Tokyo that are more residential, so you see families and people going about their business - as opposed to Shinjuku, Ginza and the Tokyo station areas that are more for business.

Even with the slightly smokey smelling room, this place was great. It's probably the best hotel I stayed in on my 23 day trip (4 nights here at the B). The location is great, it's really quick and easy to get to Shibuya (which is what I based my search on). I originally booked 2 nights, as I didn't know where else I was going to be staying. The 3rd and 4th mornings I went down to the lobby and booked another night on the spot, with no problems. I'll probably re-book this place when I go back to Japan for a few nights, as well. The location alone is worth the money.

This place is one of the considerable choice for the backpackers who are looking for good price, location and spending night life in Tokyo. I think for the place where it is located, you can walk just only 1 km to Shibuya train station and also shopping around one of the best in Town shopping center, Shibuya. Moreover, for people who need to spend night life and make some friends with the local Japanese, this Hotel is the best choice for drinking at night around Shibuya (Womb, Tsutaya o east) and walk to sleep. Besides, for who want to spend the night at Roppongi, this place is also seriously considerable because it is quit close to Roppongi and you can grab the taxi traveling to there about 2000 yen which quit cheap. Room is nice and comfortable, this hotel provides a daily cleaning in the morning and the janitor does her best for each room. The owner is very nice and can speak English fluently.

But seriously this is a very clean, and efficient hotel in Tokyo. It's proximity to the Meguro Station and Yamanonte Line make it a great option to other more costly areas. There is no food at the hotel however there are a number of restaurants in walking distance and it is right next door to a starbucks for that morning cup of coffee. The rooms are small, so if you are two people you should be very close. However I have stayed all over Tokyo and unless you pay a premium you will likely get a small room for your dollar. If you are working of visiting everything is just a train ride away, the staff is very helpful and courteous and there were English speakers available during my stays here. This is my third stay at this hotel so I can recommend it on good faith, I am privy to Mandarin Oriental and Park Hyatt (of movie fame) and if you want a luxurious stay this is not it, but if you want to use those extra hundreds/thousands for a few more days in Japan this is good alternative. Airport access, mostly - take the Keikyu line from the airport (Haneda) to Shinagawa then the Yamanonte line to Meguro Station. Optionally use Uber it's a decent value for the money here. Hope this review helps someone!

rooms are small but clean, unfortunately the air condition system was turned off in the building as it was november which meant the room was stuffy at night but staff were friendly and helpful. there is 1 restaurant next to the hotel and a convenience store but there are not lot of restaurants near the hotel but the hotel is only 1 stop from shibuya station and is located right in front of train station.