Oakwood Premier Tokyo – Review & Photos

The hotel is located in a corner of an office building and surrounded by tall buildings, so it is difficult to find it. It was more like an office building than a luxurious hotel.

There is an intercom at the entrance, and it’s more like an apartment with a concierge rather than a hotel, as you enter the name of the reservation here.

The entrance seen from inside the hotel.

The 6th floor is the lobby, which was a compact area. There were sofas and a table in the lobby.

The window at the back of the front desk went up tho the ceiling making the room feel bigger.

Front floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Elevator floor number button panel.

Guest room elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

Evacuation rout on the entrance door.

The room was bright and the ceiling was high. It was more of a luxurious apartment room than a hotel room.

There is a spacious kitchen in the room, and also a dining room, living room and a bedroom which is nice for a long term stay.

There was a dining table.

An air purifier was also prepared in the living room and dining room.

There is a sofa and a table by the window.

A TV was installed opposite the sofa.

The bed was king size, and it was big enough two people to sleep on. The mattress was slightly hard and the pillows were thin and soft, so unfortunately it was not very comfortable.

There was also a TV in the bedroom.

There was a desk and a chair next to the bed.

Because it was a corner room, there were two windows. As soon as you open the curtains, you can see buildings standing nearby. The windows are large, so during the daytime sunlight shines in.

We could see Tokyo Station right in front of us. At night, the lights of the car reflect off the window and you can enjoy the city view. Unfortunately, the because the buildings around the hotel were tall, so we could not see the far away night view.

There is no bathtub in the bathroom, but there is a large shower room. The floor is made of rough tile, so that people will not slip when it’s wet.

There were two types of shower; a rain shower and a height removable hand shower. The water pressure was strong enough.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared in the shower room. Shampoos were for unisex.

The toilet had a washlet function.

The wash basin was narrow, but there is a shelf behind the mirror which may be useful for guests staying for a long time.

A magnifying mirror was installed beside the wash basin.

Amenities were also prepared by the sink. This is a toothbrush set and a comb.

Hair cap, vanity kit, sanitary bag, and body lotion.

Sewing set and etc.

There was also a hair dryer.

The closet was large enough for staying a couple of nights.

There were hangers prepared.

There was an iron an ironing board and a bathrobes inside. The bathrobe was large.

It is hard to hang long clothings because there is a shelf at the bottom.

The safe was a common type of setting a PIN.

There was also a washing machine in the room. The washing machine was hidden behind doors.

The kitchen had two IH cooking heaters and an oven.

The refrigerator was big with a freezer and a vegetable drawer.

Toaster and rice cooker.

Topper-wears and pots.

Kitchen knife and peeler.

There was also a cafe corner with a drip coffee maker and an electric kettle.

There were 2 bottles of free water, coffee and tea bags. There was only one coffees prepared per person, but it would have been nice to have had more.

There was a lounge at the back of the lobby where you can enjoy a breakfast buffet. It is reasonable compared to other hotels and it is only 2,000 yen for adults and 1,000 yen for children.

It is open from 6:30 which is very early. This time I did eat here use it because I cooked my own breakfast. Also, because it is located near Tokyo Station, there are countless restaurants within walking distance, so you will not have any trouble finding a place to eat outside the hotel.

State around the hotel.

Most of the guests staying were casually dressed and were foreign families. The lobby was never crowded and it was very quiet.