This hotel is the old Holiday Inn. It was a last minute business trip and we were a bit price-sensitive and in need of a Hotel off the Hibiya Train line. This place fit the bill and we were satisfied with the services it presented. There are a couple snag points and things to keep in mind about this hotel.... More

I was extremely pleased with my stay at the Hotel Sardonyx from November 02-05, 2012. It is an easy 10-15 minute walk from Tokyo Station (which I did with baggage in tow). The hotel is in a quiet neighborhood, but one can easily access other parts of the city via the subway station that is just steps from the hotel.... More

Located close to Ueono station, Tokyo, great access to all sites via subway or trains. Near the market streets which is very nice. Staff very helpful. Two things: The room is very small which may be common in Tokyo. Second thing is that there is Wi-Fi only in the lobby and the lobby is very small. Making it a bit... More

Fantastic hotel. I've been Traveling to Tokyo for 25 years and this by far my top recommendation. It is a great hotel, and a great value. The rooms are as large any of the 5 star luxury hotels. They are also as stylish and insanely comfortable. But the price is that of a businessman's hotel. You just can't beat the... More

This is a hotel in the Chuo district of Tokyo. It is located near 2 Tokyo Metro stations and if you do not have much luggage you can even walk from Tokyo station. The rooms are modern and of a reasonable size for Japan standards. The beds are comfortable and the rooms are very clean. While I was in Japan... More

When we were planning our trip to Tokyo many friends told us that finding a room bigger than 13-14 square meters in Tokyo in a normal price is almost impossible. We found Sardonyx from a popular hotel booking engine and what struck us positively form the web site was the room size of approximate 24 square meters and given the... More

Vast room (for Tokyo), perfectly clean and with a kind and helpfull service. Good location for those travelling with the subway.

The hotel sits in between Metro Hacchobori Station and Kayabacho Station. It is a 20-30 min walk to Tsukiji market, and about 30 min train ride to Shibuya. There is a ramen shop across the hotel that open till late night. And there is also a udon shop right next to it for breakfast. For the price, the room is... More