Sakura Fleur Aoyama

Great Japanese hospitality, we arrived early and was able to check by 1pm. The place was clean and they gave us extra pillows on request. Terrific location to Shibuya Station, crossing and many restaurants. We would choose this place again.

Booked hotel at last minute and found it to be clean and comfortable. Older than most hotels that I normally stay in but all the amenities were in working order including the free WiFi. We would definitely stay here again.

Very convienent location

Great location. Quaint and charming hotel. Good value for the money. Very close to the Kyoto station and shopping. Quiet place in the heart of Kyoto.

Staff were helpful and spoke good English. Easy access to Shibuya Station.

Everything was in a nice, kind of Victorian style.

We had room 718, a corner room and stayed for 6 nights. We found the room abit on the smaller size, but it is Tokyo and it is in Shibuya. Had a window but no view. Facilities were all good, everything worked well and staff were helpful. We asked where we could find natto for breakfast and staff were helpful in making recommendations. They had some complimentary shower stuff at front reception which was useful. Only real downside was the lighting in the room, it was not bright enough, which made it difficult at night when trying to find /do things. And understand the theme of the hotel was kind of antique in style but think it could be improved with a bit of a makeover.

Great location - close to the Shibuya station, famous Shibuya crossing and Hachiko statue. We had a nice view on Shibuya skyscrappers from our room. The service was great - very nice staff. Room was in a good condition, but a bit dated. Bathroom was quite small and there were some mould marks. A/C wasn't working even though it was quite cold - the staff explained that it's centrally operated and heating was turned off.

It’s a very old, Victoria-esq themed hotel. There is only one old traditional physical key to the room and you have to hand it back to the front staff every time you leave the hotel to go out for dinner, smoke, etc. The hotel is centrally located in shinbuya and walking distance to the infamous Shibuya Crossing intersection, apparently the busiest intersection in Japan (and the world). Staff are friendly and they give you complementary bottled water as long as you’re a guest. Once checked out a minute later, you’re out of luck, no more bottled water for you. That’s disappointing.

The hotel was in a great location. We loved the cute decor and the friendly staff gave us the best experience.