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The B Ochanomizu Hotel, in Tokyo?s major subway and JR line area, boasts a convenient position to visit all city's historic and cultural attractions as the Nicolai Temple and the Yushima Temple of Confucius, as well as the main shopping districts as Kanda, Akihabara and Asakusa streets. A business or tourist stay in Tokyo will be a unique experience at the The B Ochanomizu Hotel, that guarantees guests quality services and courteous hospitality. Guests will start a good day with a delicious buffet breakfast served at the Barrier Reef coffee shop. After a busy day of work or shopping, the welcoming rooms of this 4-star hotel in Tokyo offer a relaxing atmosphere to rest, while a massage service can be provided on request.
There is only breakfast lounge attached to the lobby where daily breakfast is served.
The lobby is very small in size and decorated in the same concept with guestrooms. It is designed in stylish modern.
All rooms are small in size and designed with stylish decor, equipped with a LCD television, air-conditioning, refrigerator, hair dryer, tea making facilities, Trouser press and complimentary high speed internet access. The bathroom is also small in size and kept clean in excellent condition.
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How to arrive
2 km to the nearest fair site (tokyo international forum)
The hotel is located near exiting electronics quarter, Akihabara. It takes only a few minutes walk from Awajicho station on Marunouchi subway line and Ogawamachi station on Shinjuku subway line. JR Ochanomizu station and JR Akihabara station are also within walking distance and provide easy access to both Tokyo and Shinjuku by train.
