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Hotel description Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo LIF
Hotel data
Hotel built in 1971, Last complete renovation 1993, Number of floors 47, Total number of rooms 1438, Number of single rooms 6, Number of double rooms 438, Rooms with connecting door 43, Number of suites (separate rooms) 18, Earliest check-in 15:00, Latest check-out 11:00, Number of luxury rooms 0, Business hotel, Trade fair/conference hotel, Spa clinic, child-friendly hotel, No-smoking room 0
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2 2 1 NISHI SHINJUKU SHINJUKU, 160 8330 Tokyo, Japan
Distances
Service times
Earliest check-in:
4:00 PM
Latest check-out:
12:00 PM
Hotel facilities
- Elevator
- Hotel-owned car park
- Marked disabled parking space
- Garage in the hotel
- Executive/business floor
- Hotel bar
- Café/bistro
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Sprinkler system
- Automatic emergency wake-up alarm
- Video surveillance of hotel lobby
- Security guards
- Fitness centre
Room facilities
- Easy access for wheelchairs
- Fax connection
In-house services
- Safety deposit boxes at reception
- Classic concierge service
- Express check-out
- Porter service
- Business center
- Secretarial services
- Car rental
- Hairdresser/barber
- Babysitter
Hotel location
Evaluations of Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo LIF
well located, direct airport bus service to the hotel. spacious room compared to other hotels in Japan. good choices of breakfast.
spelling name wrong on the register form so unpleasant confusion occurred. (they could just take my online reservation and the copy of my passport to ensure the name is correct) when my friends tried to reach me, which took very long to locate my room. Also upon checking-in they should take initiative to ask if one would like to become a member and can get points credited right away for the current and future stay.
Location is perfect, view is perfect value of money is perfect
receptionist was a little bit confused and had some trouble with the english language.
Room a little old but very clean well kept and very spacious for Tokyo, would go again
Breakfeast could be much better