Courtyard Tokyo Station

酒店位置優越，離東京站不遠，離銀座也很近。

酒店離東京站不遠，走幾步就可以到地下街，買東西吃飯都很方便。房間小了點裏麪設施齊全也很乾凈，早餐也很豐富。

房間大而舒適，窗簾遮光很好，隔音好而且位處不是大馬路，很安靜。前台服務員英語好，要求也會快回應。推薦

房間很少，放了我兩個大luggage都行不到了。

I booked a Creators Queen room as a gold member. No upgrade but I was able to get late checkout. On check in I received a cookie and was notified that I could get beverages such as coffee at the front desk which was a pleasant surprise. I’m sorry but I must be honest in my review that the room itself was quite small. Technically more spacious than a local Japanese business hotel, perhaps, but not much more. I do not expect a huge room from the Courtyard brand and admittedly I booked on a heavily discounted rate. For that reason, I will rate my experience as average however if I had paid full rack rate for the rooms this hotel has I would have found the situation unacceptable. I’m quite surprised to see the other reviews here touting value. Have they stayed in Tokyo or most hotels before? When it comes to Marriott, for just a bit more per night you can stay somewhere like the Westin or the Mesm, Autograph Collection with spacious rooms and much nicer amenities. Perhaps it’s the location but the average nightly price does not make sense to me considering the local business hotel competition. The hotel itself is quite small. It is 4 floors high with the lobby on the top floor, fitness room on floor 3, rooms on floor 2, and the restaurant and entrance on floor 1. What I can say is great is, of course, the location. The hotel is about 2 blocks from Tokyo station which is likely the most prestigious station in Japan. The hotel is actually right next to Kyobashi station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line which I would actually suggest over JR as it is closer. I try to give every hotel I stay at a fair shake and enjoy it for what it is. As I stated previously, for the special rate I paid I had an acceptable experience. However, after research, if I had paid the regular rate for this hotel I would have been beside myself. The average price paid vs value received is simply not there when you consider the other options in Tokyo both budget and upscale. It is all for the location? Otherwise I honestly struggle for a reason to desire staying at this particular Courtyard.

Chose this Marriott property because it was walkable (about 3 blocks) from Tokyo station and we just needed an overnight stay between flying in internationally and taking a bullet train the next day. Hotel lobby on an the 4th floor. There are convenience stores and many restaurants within easy walking distance, and although downtown, the hotel is quiet. Very clean; friendly staff.