Hotels with smoking rooms in Japan

"I came into Tokyo with the expectation that hotel rooms are generally smaller than what Westerners are accustomed to but that’s ok. We spent most of our day sightseeing and dining out, only coming back to our room to sleep. Breakfast buffet was good. Hotel was very close to Shinjuku station and within walking distance to shopping areas and restaurants. "

"The hotel facilities and staff were outstanding, going over and beyond to assist guests. The only downfall is the location, which is in the heart of a party atmosphere with many touts and uncleanliness. "

"Hotel was near the subway station. Within walking distance to a halal eatery. Restaurant at hotel lobby also had vegan options and there’s no pork in the menu. Hotel pillows were miserably small and uncomfortable though"

"This is a big hotel next to a park and close to Tokyo tower. You do get a nice big room with a desk, possibly a decent view. There are shuttles to the closest JR station which is a little over 1km away so that is not the most convenient. Aside from the restaurants on the property, dining is a little distant but you can get much more reasonably priced breakfast at Le Pain Quotidien an 8 minutes walk away. The hotel itself is a little dated and could use some refreshing/minor renovations. Overall,...

"Great place to stay in Osaka! In walking distance of the train station and many shopping opportunities. "

"Good location"

"Second stay here and everything was great again"

"Not to be confused with Centurion Hotel & Spa Ueno Station located in the Ameyoko shopping district, Centurion Hotel Ueno is just 1-2 blocks south of beautiful Ueno Park, so it’s a convenient spot for exploring the area. Our room was showing its age and could use a refresh, but it was a comfortable stay nonetheless and the staff are first-rate, always greeting us when coming in or going out. They helped us resolve a few travel issues, and we were most grateful for their professionalism and...