Results 1 - 0 of 22 Ariake Washington Bay Hotel Review(s)
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 4/5 Posted by H. Maas, United States in March 2008
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| "Business hotel directly opposite from exhibition hall; e.g. in walking distance to the trade show. Hotel is about 70 min. by airport bus from Narita. Friendly staff spent time to help me to find a bus for Narita in the early morning. Small rooms. Absolutely clean. Attached shopping center with McDonald's and with a few restaurants. In walking distance several convenience stores to buy your own drinks or instant noodle soup. Would stay there again if I need to attend a trade show at the Tokyo Big Sight Convention Center." |
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4/5 Posted by Tina Horton, United States in January 2008
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| "Great place to stay in Odaiba. Cheapest in the area, and quite nice. FYI: Don't spend your whole trip there if you plan on exploring the whole of Tokyo, because the Odaiba area is quite out of the way. You can walk (like 10-20 minutes, or a couple minutes by monorail if you're lazy) to the big ferris wheel (!!) with the Venus Fort shopping mall (mostly expensive girly stuff, but you can find cool stuff next to the kids area), and then a little more of a walk to Sega Joypolis (play Initial D in real cars!) and the beautiful decks of Tokyo Bay. (view of Tokyo Bay & Rainbow Bridge with a fake Statue of Liberty behind you.. sooo pretty at night!!)" |
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 2/5 Posted by MR. CHU, said thong, Singapore in December 2007
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| "Very much a local business hotel for Tokyo Bay area Staff not keen to assist tourist questions. In fact, have the feeling they tried to avoid your approach most of the time. Worse hotel experience in my 16-day trip." |
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4/5 Posted by MR. PHANG, KHIM WANG, Malaysia in December 2007
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| "Please add some english TV programme ... The TV only shows Japan programme. What a waste." |
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 3/5 Posted by sk, Singapore in September 2007
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| "It's located at Tokyo Bay, which is nice away from the buzz of the city. There is a shuttle to/from airport and Disneyland, which makes it convenient.
We had a scare though. On the day we checked-in, at around midnight, someone tried to enter our room. Luckily, we had the door latch on. It could not have been the housekeeping at that hour. Other than that, the stay was satisfactory, and I will still recommend it for the value, location and convenience. " |
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 5/5 Posted by MR. BUCKLEY, fenton, United Kingdom in September 2007
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| "Travelling as a family of four ,we were all extremely pleased with the courtesy of the staff ,service provided and the location .Breakfast was very good . The only thing lacking is a swimming pool
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3/5 Posted by MS. BATT, Jennifer, New Zealand in August 2007
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| "The hotel was fine, but I felt the staff I checked in with incredibly rude and set a bad tone to my stay here. Concierge staff were the nicest I ecnountered in Japan however!
Good clean room... NO english tv stations at all. Pay extra for movies. Breakfast was excellent!" |
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3/5 Posted by MR. YEATES, Stephen, Australia in August 2007
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| "Location was well outside main Tokyo and facilities were non existent." |
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5/5 Posted by MR. NGUYEN, Thai-Tan, United States in April 2007
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4/5 Posted by MR. ZALDUA, Josu, Spain in March 2007
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| "The hotel was very good value. There are 2 things no so good,
1) The breakfast is VERY POOR. If you want non japanese breakfast, you only have orange juice, coffe, sausage and omelette. Nothing else. Therefore if you stay for more than 2 days, you finally decide to look for breakfast somewhere else.
2) The internet access. On one hand, it is free(if you have your laptop) but in the other hand, it doesn't work very well.
All the rest, perfect!!!!" |
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