“Black mould”
The view was good, but the black mould in the bathroom, uncleaned aircon filters, stinky room, uncomfortable bed, and horrible bedding made the stay unbearable.
Delaeo2 giorni fa
Un attimo…
★★★★·Tokyo·7.7
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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The Bayside Hotel Azur Takeshiba in Tokyo offers comfortable rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and sea or city views. A family-friendly restaurant serves international cuisine, including Indian, American, and Japanese dishes. Amenities include a sauna, free WiFi, child-friendly buffet, and paid parking. Located near Hibiya Shrine and Takeshiba Wharf Park, the hotel is 11 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The view was good, but the black mould in the bathroom, uncleaned aircon filters, stinky room, uncomfortable bed, and horrible bedding made the stay unbearable.
Delaeo·2 giorni fa
The gym and Onsen were very beneficial for my health and well being, but when I went to reception to confirm and pay for the 5 extra nights that had been confirmed before my last day, no booking could be found. The staff switched from speaking English to not speaking English at all, which was very poor service and very disappointing.
Gordon·4 giorni fa
The location was outstanding, and when I slept I left the curtains open to enjoy the night view of the Rainbow Bridge. The hotel interior felt a bit worn, but the amenities were solid. The hot spring facilities were great; I even took a bath before breakfast. Having a jacuzzi and sauna was a big plus. The only annoyance was a slightly loud “gong” sound when the toilet water tank was full.
ペコ·3 settimane fa
The view was good, the monorail station was within walking distance, and there were three convenience stores nearby. The large public bath was available, and I could use a mirror shower. However, the north and south elevators were confusing, the access to the public bath was unclear, the toilet seat was cold, and the bed was too large, making it hard to spread out my suitcase.
Etsuko·3 settimane fa
My favorite hotel in Tokyo.
Natallia·2 mesi fa