Search Hotels Near Hasegawa Machiko Art Museum, Tokyo

"Nice hotel. Good service! "

"Perfect spot for the price. Great location. "

"very nice hotel in a great spot Close to restaurants ,bars but get far enough away from the hustle and bustle. "

"Perfect location on Shibuya, lots to eat, walking to all shopping and the heart of the neighborhood. Hotel was clean, friendly, helpful, will stay here again. "

"Great place for a small family. We traveled with our two teenage boys and got the double room. It’s like a small apartment with two separate bedrooms. Double size beds in each room with their own private bathroom. Location was also perfect because everything is within walking distance. Perfect location for anyone wanting to check out Shibuya. "

"Friendly, helpful staff. Spacious, clean rooms, with a view of Mt. Fuji! Great place."

"This hotel was amazing!!! Check in was smooth l. I stayed in the annex building which was about a 2 minute walk from the main building. Rooms are clean and the washer and dryer is a huge bonus!! Super close to a family mart which made my stay 100x better. In addition the hotel was close to Shibuya station and restaurants which made travel and eating a whole lot easier. I would recommend this place to other guests. I will probably book Tokyo Stay each time in Tokyo."

"I really enjoyed my stay at Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya. The room had both a washing machine and a small kitchen, which made it incredibly convenient for families traveling with children. Having the ability to do laundry and prepare simple meals made our stay much more comfortable, especially when traveling with a little one. The hotel’s location in Shibuya was also very convenient for getting around Tokyo. Overall, it was a very pleasant and family-friendly stay, and I would happily recommend it to other families visiting Tokyo."

"Controlled temp in room perfectly. Quiet and clean room. Very good size bathroom by Tokyo standards. Very good size bathroom by Tokyo standards. Lobby area is a fun place for people watching as it is also a local gathering spot for foreigners in Japanese alike – especially with small dogs!"