Hotels near Gotoku-ji Temple, Tokyo

Directly opposite of Don Quijote which opens 24 hours. Around 3 minutes walk from the Shibuya Metro Station. And 2 minutes walk to Shibuya 109. Staffs were friendly and very nice. Bed and room are spacious. Will definitely recommend.

Top notch service and an excellent location in Shibuya. Conveniently located near the train station and a short walk away from the Shibuya crossing and the entertainment centres.

All perfect. Will come again. Thank you.

Amazing attention to detail that made the stay even more relaxing: turndown service, delicious complementary coffee in room, welcome drink, inventive and tasty cocktails in the guest exclusive hotel bar). The immediate surrounding area was very atmospheric and had plenty to do. Recommend getting a reservation at Fuku nearby in particular- we ended up going twice! Friendly and helpful staff who helped us organise reservations, luggage transfer, and gave tips (Tsubasa's 'plan your next day whilst relaxing in the hot tub' tip deserves a special mention). We would go back in a heartbeat (and hope to one day!)

Great location. Very close to Shibuya. Comfortable beds. Very spacious for the middle of Tokyo. Sleek modern design. Smooth self check in.

We were a group of three adults and three children. Four of us stayed in a quad room with two double beds, while two stayed in a studio with one double bed. We stayed here for five nights. We arrived at 2:30 PM, and the staff assisted us with check-in. They kindly allowed us to access our room earlier than expected and also arranged for our rooms to be on the same floor and close to each other, which we really appreciated. The hotel provided everything you could possibly need. There was a self-service station by the elevator where guests could pick up various amenities. The toilet had buttons to open and close the lid—a great feature—along with multiple washing functions, just like most toilets in Japan. On the second floor, there were plenty of washing machines and dryers, a small gym with a ping-pong table, and a large dining area available to all guests. One evening, we used the dining area to enjoy various takeout meals together, which made for a cozy and enjoyable experience. Please note that heated brushes from countries with higher voltage than Japan cannot be used without a transformer, and it was surprising that the hotel not only had them available but also lent them out. We did not see this amenity at another hotel in Ginza. We didn’t have breakfast at the restaurant, so we can’t comment on that. We thought the hotel’s location was excellent—not right in the middle of the busiest area but still within walking distance, about 10 minutes from Shibuya Scramble Crossing.