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"Hotel was fine, but value for money somewhat limited by the front desk automation process. While attendants are helpful where possible, they are limited by the booking system (for example, continuing a stay). Oddly low frills. Room cleaning process with towels and trash is a bit hit or miss. Location is good, staff is decent."

"The room was clean and tidy, although I wish we had a view of the kokugikan. The beds were much firmer than we are used to, which was expected as we have stayed at APA hotels before. The spa was nice with many different baths to choose from. We had breakfast at the Veranda once and it was okay, however we definitely found better value & better tasting food elsewhere. The biggest reason why I gave this hotel 4 stars instead of 5 is the elevators. They are super busy at most times, expect long waits to go down to the lobby or up to your floor, and expect to pass by multiple elevators as they will be full when they stop on your floor. One of the biggest annoyances is that the elevator will fill up with people from guest room floors heading to the spa, then on its way back up it will be already full from people leaving the spa and going back to their rooms. So people waiting in the lobby have no choice but to wait even longer for an elevator with space in it."

"One of the best hotel experiences I’ve ever had, perfect location and well worth the money"

"High-end hotel with spacious lobby and friendly staff. Room toiletries are refreshed daily. Very clean. There’s no shortage of hidden gem restaurants within walking distance. Super convenient location right between 2 subway stations. Would come back again."

"Rooms were spacious and clean. They thought about everything from toothbrush to shampoo cotton balls everything. Close to many stations. If I go back I will definitely stay here again"

"Great Breakfast!"

"I really cannot say how great this hotel is. Perfect location, clean, practical, roomy, comfortable and lovely staff. "

"I rarely write negative reviews, but this hotel completely ruined what was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime for my 10-year-old son. Tokyo, Japan had been his dream destination for years—he saved his allowance, talked about it nonstop, and was beyond excited to finally experience it. After a brutal 30-hour travel day (multiple flights, layovers, and exhaustion), we arrived at Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo only to be told our room wasn’t ready. There was literally no seating area for guests waiting to check in. My tired 10-year-old and I had to stand in the lobby for a long time with our luggage, completely drained. It was heartbreaking to watch his excitement turn into disappointment right from the start. But that was just the beginning. The real nightmare was the noise. On multiple nights, loud guests (talking, laughing, slamming doors) kept us awake for hours. The first time I went to the front desk to complain, they did absolutely nothing—no empathy, no action, just a shrug. I had to come back a second time with a video recording of the noise before they even acknowledged it. Their “solution”? Make us move rooms in the middle of the night. We had to repack everything, haul our luggage up two floors, and unpack again at 2-3 AM while my son was exhausted and confused. Because of this, we got little to no sleep on 4 out of our 8 nights. A 10-year-old who should have been making lifelong memories of his dream trip instead spent half the vacation overtired, cranky, & disappointed"

"The great thing about the hotel was the position at Tokyo station just 20 metres from the Nihombashi exit. "