Super Hotel Premier Tokyo Station Yaesu-Chuoguchi

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to the Super Hotel Premier Tokyo Station Yaesu-Chuoguchi, your perfect gateway to the vibrant charm of Tokyo! Nestled in the heart of this iconic city, just 4.4mi from the bustling city center, this 3-star hotel offers not just a place to rest your head, but an experience wrapped in comfort and convenience. Wake up to fresh air-conditioned rooms, equipped with soundproofing to shield you from the city's hustle and bustle, and enjoy the luxury of free Wi-Fi to stay connected as you plan your adventures.

Bed in Super Hotel Premier Tokyo Station Yaesu-Chuoguchi

Rooms

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1 Double Bed

140 sqft

Loft, Double

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

Featuring 1 double bed and 1 mattress on the loft, this spacious modern room is fitted with a flat-screen TV with multilingual satellite channels, a small fridge and an electric kettle. A hairdryer and toiletries are included in the private bathroom.

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1 Double Bed

140 sqft

Loft

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

Non-smoking rooms

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1 Twin Bed

195 sqft

Hollywood, Twin

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

This modern room is fitted with a flat-screen TV with multilingual satellite channels, a small fridge and an electric kettle. A hairdryer and toiletries are included in the private bathroom.

Discover More

With a starting rate of just $162, you’ll find yourself surrounded by a treasure trove of amenities designed to cater to every traveler's need. Whether you want to pamper yourself with a massage or enjoy a long soak in a bathtub, this hotel has got you covered. Plus, those driving in can take advantage of the private parking (for an additional fee), making it easy to explore the expansive wonders of Tokyo at your own pace. With 4,074 reviews highlighting their excellent service and comfortable accommodations, you’ll see why so many choose to stay here!

Super Hotel Premier Tokyo Station Yaesu-Chuoguchi

Experience the Best

When it comes to location, you couldn’t ask for a better spot! Just a stone’s throw away from Tokyo Station, you’re perfectly positioned to dive right into the rich tapestry of experiences the city has to offer. From historical landmarks to modern-day marvels, your city adventures start right at your doorstep. With a serene atmosphere and welcoming staff, the Super Hotel Premier Tokyo Station Yaesu-Chuoguchi is not just a hotel; it’s your home away from home in the Land of the Rising Sun!

Plan Your Stay

As your Tokyo adventure begins, you’ll find an array of room options at the Super Hotel Premier Tokyo Station Yaesu-Chuoguchi that cater to your travel style. Whether you're a solo traveler seeking the cozy embrace of our Single Room, Female Only, or a family ready to explore the wonders of the city, our suites can host up to eight adults with plenty of room for the little ones too! The loft-style Double Room offers a unique touch and flexibility for those wanting to settle in for longer stays while enjoying the spacious layout. With beds suited for all preferences, from bunk beds to more luxurious queen-size options, your comfort is assured!

Buffet breakfast in Super Hotel Premier Tokyo Station Yaesu-Chuoguchi

Amenities

Free wifi

Air conditioning

Soundproof rooms

Non-smoking rooms

Elevator

Free toiletries

Bathtub

Upper floors accessible by elevator

Shower in Super Hotel Premier Tokyo Station Yaesu-Chuoguchi

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This hotel was absolutely fabulous! After long flights, the location was a standout. It was practically across the road from the train station, which was a huge relief. Check-in was seamless, and the room, while small, was perfect for our one-night stopover. We had read about the compact rooms in advance, so we packed top-opening suitcases instead of the traditional clamshell-style bags that take up more space—best decision ever! The hotel was immaculately clean, and the thoughtful touch of a pillow menu was a nice bonus. Sadly, we were so exhausted that we didn’t have the energy to go down and get additional pillows, and we really wished we had, as there were only two large pillows to share between the four of us. Though we didn’t have the energy to experience the onsen or other facilities, I’m sure they would have been amazing. After all the traveling, we were running on empty. The next morning, we packed up and headed to the snow, but before we left, we enjoyed the hotel’s buffet breakfast. Wow—what an incredible spread! It was honestly one of the best breakfasts we had on our entire trip. The staff were absolutely wonderful—some of the friendliest people we encountered in Japan. If you’re looking for a hotel near the major train station, this place is an absolute no-brainer. We would definitely book it again in a heartbeat!

Emily

The hotel's location is terrific, a few minutes from Tokyo station (many JR lines, Shinkasen, buses and plenty of good restaurants). Just ignore the instructions of google map, and on the hotel entrance, turn left and immediately another left and walk through the passage of the Yaesu complex (see the added pictures). This will lead you right across the street from Tokyo station. The room is rather small, but functional. Having an Onsen (traditional Japanese bath) on the premises is fantastic for relaxing in the hot water after a long day. Soap, shampoo, conditioner, shaving cream and razor are provided there. This made the room's shower almost redundant, as I only used it when I was in hurry. There's a laundromat room on floor 7, where the laundry detergent is provided for free. Laundry costs 200 JPY, and 30 minutes of dryer costs 100 JPY. Therefore, depending on the amount of laundry you have, you can have your clothes nice and clean after 60-90 minutes and 300-400 JPY. On each floor there is a water cooler. In some floors there is also free coffee machine.

Ziv

Our family (2 adults + 1 8-year old child) stayed one night here on our way home (coming from out of Tokyo, then departing from Narita early the next morning)- it suited our needs. We had the bunk bed option which was fine (my 8 year old loved the novelty of the bunk bed!). The room was quite small- but probably normal for being so central (the room at our first hotel near Tsukiji was bigger- but it is a little further away from central Tokyo). We had 3 medium-size suitcases but managed ok. I probably wouldn't want to stay here more than a night or two. The bed and choice of pillows actually meant I probably had the best night's sleep of our 2 week trip to Japan. The location was great- easy access to central Tokyo, and then the train station for getting out of Tokyo- especially as we had to catch an early flight. The room was very clean and tidy. We'd stay here again if visiting in the same circumstances- ie staying just a night.

Tegan

I had a deluxe double room that was exactly the right size for one person with a lot of luggage. I think it would work well for two people if you don't plan to spend a lot of time in the room. The location was fantastic, five minutes from Tokyo Station. The breakfast was a nice mix of Western and Japanese food that changed every day, and it was very good; I usually went sometime between 8:30 and 9:15 to avoid the crowds. The laundry machines worked well, although I think the laundry status indicators on the TV were broken. I liked the bag of clean towels that they left on my door every morning, and the pillow selection. The soundproofing was solid; I didn't hear anything when I was in my room. The staff were great as well, very friendly and helpful.

Leah

I like the hotel's location, it's very easy to take subway, train, Tokyo Disney resort, Shopping area, restaurants (mostly closed about 9 pm and last order about 8.30 pm). There are onsen seperated for men and women, happy hour for free drinks with snacks and soft serve icecream. The rooms are big enough for numbers of people but the Deluxe Double rooms should not have a desk inside the room, because it is the obstable to stay and walk around. However the Hollywood triple room is big enough for 3 persons. Anyway, eveyone can choose the personalized pillow and takes it to the room. Breakfast is good and varitety.

Waraphorn

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This hotel was absolutely fabulous! After long flights, the location was a standout. It was practically across the road from the train station, which was a huge relief. Check-in was seamless, and the room, while small, was perfect for our one-night stopover. We had read about the compact rooms in advance, so we packed top-opening suitcases instead of the traditional clamshell-style bags that take up more space—best decision ever! The hotel was immaculately clean, and the thoughtful touch of a pillow menu was a nice bonus. Sadly, we were so exhausted that we didn’t have the energy to go down and get additional pillows, and we really wished we had, as there were only two large pillows to share between the four of us. Though we didn’t have the energy to experience the onsen or other facilities, I’m sure they would have been amazing. After all the traveling, we were running on empty. The next morning, we packed up and headed to the snow, but before we left, we enjoyed the hotel’s buffet breakfast. Wow—what an incredible spread! It was honestly one of the best breakfasts we had on our entire trip. The staff were absolutely wonderful—some of the friendliest people we encountered in Japan. If you’re looking for a hotel near the major train station, this place is an absolute no-brainer. We would definitely book it again in a heartbeat!

Emily

The hotel's location is terrific, a few minutes from Tokyo station (many JR lines, Shinkasen, buses and plenty of good restaurants). Just ignore the instructions of google map, and on the hotel entrance, turn left and immediately another left and walk through the passage of the Yaesu complex (see the added pictures). This will lead you right across the street from Tokyo station. The room is rather small, but functional. Having an Onsen (traditional Japanese bath) on the premises is fantastic for relaxing in the hot water after a long day. Soap, shampoo, conditioner, shaving cream and razor are provided there. This made the room's shower almost redundant, as I only used it when I was in hurry. There's a laundromat room on floor 7, where the laundry detergent is provided for free. Laundry costs 200 JPY, and 30 minutes of dryer costs 100 JPY. Therefore, depending on the amount of laundry you have, you can have your clothes nice and clean after 60-90 minutes and 300-400 JPY. On each floor there is a water cooler. In some floors there is also free coffee machine.

Ziv

Our family (2 adults + 1 8-year old child) stayed one night here on our way home (coming from out of Tokyo, then departing from Narita early the next morning)- it suited our needs. We had the bunk bed option which was fine (my 8 year old loved the novelty of the bunk bed!). The room was quite small- but probably normal for being so central (the room at our first hotel near Tsukiji was bigger- but it is a little further away from central Tokyo). We had 3 medium-size suitcases but managed ok. I probably wouldn't want to stay here more than a night or two. The bed and choice of pillows actually meant I probably had the best night's sleep of our 2 week trip to Japan. The location was great- easy access to central Tokyo, and then the train station for getting out of Tokyo- especially as we had to catch an early flight. The room was very clean and tidy. We'd stay here again if visiting in the same circumstances- ie staying just a night.

Tegan

I had a deluxe double room that was exactly the right size for one person with a lot of luggage. I think it would work well for two people if you don't plan to spend a lot of time in the room. The location was fantastic, five minutes from Tokyo Station. The breakfast was a nice mix of Western and Japanese food that changed every day, and it was very good; I usually went sometime between 8:30 and 9:15 to avoid the crowds. The laundry machines worked well, although I think the laundry status indicators on the TV were broken. I liked the bag of clean towels that they left on my door every morning, and the pillow selection. The soundproofing was solid; I didn't hear anything when I was in my room. The staff were great as well, very friendly and helpful.

Leah

I like the hotel's location, it's very easy to take subway, train, Tokyo Disney resort, Shopping area, restaurants (mostly closed about 9 pm and last order about 8.30 pm). There are onsen seperated for men and women, happy hour for free drinks with snacks and soft serve icecream. The rooms are big enough for numbers of people but the Deluxe Double rooms should not have a desk inside the room, because it is the obstable to stay and walk around. However the Hollywood triple room is big enough for 3 persons. Anyway, eveyone can choose the personalized pillow and takes it to the room. Breakfast is good and varitety.

Waraphorn

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This hotel was absolutely fabulous! After long flights, the location was a standout. It was practically across the road from the train station, which was a huge relief. Check-in was seamless, and the room, while small, was perfect for our one-night stopover. We had read about the compact rooms in advance, so we packed top-opening suitcases instead of the traditional clamshell-style bags that take up more space—best decision ever! The hotel was immaculately clean, and the thoughtful touch of a pillow menu was a nice bonus. Sadly, we were so exhausted that we didn’t have the energy to go down and get additional pillows, and we really wished we had, as there were only two large pillows to share between the four of us. Though we didn’t have the energy to experience the onsen or other facilities, I’m sure they would have been amazing. After all the traveling, we were running on empty. The next morning, we packed up and headed to the snow, but before we left, we enjoyed the hotel’s buffet breakfast. Wow—what an incredible spread! It was honestly one of the best breakfasts we had on our entire trip. The staff were absolutely wonderful—some of the friendliest people we encountered in Japan. If you’re looking for a hotel near the major train station, this place is an absolute no-brainer. We would definitely book it again in a heartbeat!

Emily

The hotel's location is terrific, a few minutes from Tokyo station (many JR lines, Shinkasen, buses and plenty of good restaurants). Just ignore the instructions of google map, and on the hotel entrance, turn left and immediately another left and walk through the passage of the Yaesu complex (see the added pictures). This will lead you right across the street from Tokyo station. The room is rather small, but functional. Having an Onsen (traditional Japanese bath) on the premises is fantastic for relaxing in the hot water after a long day. Soap, shampoo, conditioner, shaving cream and razor are provided there. This made the room's shower almost redundant, as I only used it when I was in hurry. There's a laundromat room on floor 7, where the laundry detergent is provided for free. Laundry costs 200 JPY, and 30 minutes of dryer costs 100 JPY. Therefore, depending on the amount of laundry you have, you can have your clothes nice and clean after 60-90 minutes and 300-400 JPY. On each floor there is a water cooler. In some floors there is also free coffee machine.

Ziv

Our family (2 adults + 1 8-year old child) stayed one night here on our way home (coming from out of Tokyo, then departing from Narita early the next morning)- it suited our needs. We had the bunk bed option which was fine (my 8 year old loved the novelty of the bunk bed!). The room was quite small- but probably normal for being so central (the room at our first hotel near Tsukiji was bigger- but it is a little further away from central Tokyo). We had 3 medium-size suitcases but managed ok. I probably wouldn't want to stay here more than a night or two. The bed and choice of pillows actually meant I probably had the best night's sleep of our 2 week trip to Japan. The location was great- easy access to central Tokyo, and then the train station for getting out of Tokyo- especially as we had to catch an early flight. The room was very clean and tidy. We'd stay here again if visiting in the same circumstances- ie staying just a night.

Tegan

I had a deluxe double room that was exactly the right size for one person with a lot of luggage. I think it would work well for two people if you don't plan to spend a lot of time in the room. The location was fantastic, five minutes from Tokyo Station. The breakfast was a nice mix of Western and Japanese food that changed every day, and it was very good; I usually went sometime between 8:30 and 9:15 to avoid the crowds. The laundry machines worked well, although I think the laundry status indicators on the TV were broken. I liked the bag of clean towels that they left on my door every morning, and the pillow selection. The soundproofing was solid; I didn't hear anything when I was in my room. The staff were great as well, very friendly and helpful.

Leah

I like the hotel's location, it's very easy to take subway, train, Tokyo Disney resort, Shopping area, restaurants (mostly closed about 9 pm and last order about 8.30 pm). There are onsen seperated for men and women, happy hour for free drinks with snacks and soft serve icecream. The rooms are big enough for numbers of people but the Deluxe Double rooms should not have a desk inside the room, because it is the obstable to stay and walk around. However the Hollywood triple room is big enough for 3 persons. Anyway, eveyone can choose the personalized pillow and takes it to the room. Breakfast is good and varitety.

Waraphorn

Location

Chuo-Ku Yaesu 2-2-7, Tokyo, 104-0028, Japan

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041