Himalaya Cloud Hotel

Oceny gwiazdkowe są oparte na przeglądzie informacji o obiekcie przez Klook (takich jak zawarte usługi i udogodnienia itp.) i służą wyłącznie jako odniesienie.

The hotel is not in walking distance to anything. There were trains and subways within a 5 minute walk but you need to take mass transit options or a taxi to anything in Shibuya, Shinjuku or any where in Tokyo. There are restaurants nearby that you can walk to. The hotel itself is dated and the common areas were musty smelling and the carpets were badly stained. The room however very clean. The staff did a nice job in their efforts to make us happy and comfortable

The room was clean; the staff were kind and helpful. The air conditioning worked great and the area was quiet to get rest in the evenings. The location is great if you’re trying to do day trips out of Shinjuku station or the shopping and nightlife of Shibuya.

Love that the room was spacious and actually had a true king bed (seems to be a rare find on our trip). A bus right outside the hotel brought us easily to the Shibuya area. Otherwise travelling from a subway station nearby was easy access, although we found the Keo line confusing. But coming back to this hotel was a nice piece of relaxation. The rooftop area is also a nice touch.

Great location, with bus right out front that easily gets you to Shibuya Crossing! All staff lovely and eager to help if necessary. Unfortunately the rooftop terrace is lacking maintenance, half the potted plants have expired and been left looking unsightly. Our room came with a huge watermark/ wetspot across bedroom floor which looked dirty and a wall vent above the bed that had black greasy lint adorning it… Loved the quirky interior design.

Rooms are spacious

Clean and good loc

There were shops and restaurants nearby. There were 2 train stations within walking distance. The room was very clean with aircon. The mattresses were very comfortable. Free coffee machine, snacks and free coffee/tea provided in the room. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.

Close to restaurants and shops and Keio train lines, the hotel is situated across from a highway but the windows were soundproof so sleeping was easy with no noise. As a smaller hotel it had three rooms, a stairway and an elevator door on each floor, again making it a comfortable stay. The rooftop gardens were nice, one side covered and one with some covering over the seating areas with an espresso machine station at the stairwell to make your own preferences. We reserved a king bedroom and the combination shower/bathtub room was very spacious. I was confused at first until I realized the whole room was the shower as you closed the door, with an unobtrusive drain on the tile floor. The staff were helpful, I needed an iron one day and ther is also m-f same day laundry service. The front desk is not manned 24 hours but there are ways to get the staff by phoning at any time and the signs are legible to help out non Japanese speaking people. I liked the convenient bus stop out front, another bus stop around the corner, and the Sasazuka Train Station within a couple blocks. The restaurants and variety of shops are all close by, as is a hospital that was not needed but still helpful to know. Quiet residential neighborhood behind the busy street in front of the hotel that has a beautiful Buddhist Shrine with lovely gardens. A Tokyo Toilet Project station, architect designed, is located close by. If I come back to Tokyo I would again make this the home base for all my exploring.

Very spacious room in a nice neighborhood

Large room, warm and roomy shower and tub room. Great bathroom. It was really nice to spread out. Heater above window was fine once it warmed up the room, which took a while in early March. Microwave and toaster-oven on all stair landings. Fancy coffee machines on the top floor and lobby. Nice indoor and outdoor community space on roof. Neighborhood is old, maybe ‘50s, with mid-rises. Lots of little restaurants and shops. It has a neighborhoody feel versus downtown flash. Quiet, with some streets offering a lot of nightlife. We spent a lot of time riding a stop or two to Shinjuku or Shibuya. We stayed here because our friends wanted a king bed, which was hard to find in our price range. They were pleased with the hotel and so were we.