日本、東京都港区東麻布３丁目１０−５
2 guests
·1 bedroom
·1 bathroom
·26 m2
About the Property
Located in the heart of Tokyo, Oakwood Hotel & Apartments Azabu Tokyo is your perfect base to exploring the sights and sounds of electrifying Tokyo, with Azabu-juban subway station a mere three-minute walk away. Oakwood Hotel & Apartments Azabu Tokyo offers a total of 171 choice accommodations from studio to one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments with fully-equipped kitchen, washer and dryer. Contemporary design with quality fittings, plush Serta beds, as well as multilingual guest services – makes it an easy accommodation choice for a night or an extended stay in Tokyo.
Type of accommodation
Aparthotel
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Check in process
Detailed check-in instructions as well as personalized information on your accommodations will be provided via email 5-7 days prior to arrival by our Guest Experience Team.
About the place
Tokyo Tower is the highlight of central Tokyo’s skyline at 333 meters high, with observations decks offering panoramic views of Tokyo city.Azabu-juban is one of the most prestigious residential areas in Tokyo, it is home to many foreign embassies and international school.
Area Info
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81 - 100
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Pets Allowed
1.Only in pet-friendly properties. 2.Up to 1 dog or 1 cat per unit 3.Pet Deposit: JPY 100,000, Additional fee, Refundable after room inspection. 4.Pet Cleaning fee: JPY 50,000 (Studio),Additional fee, Non-refundable.
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MINIMUM STAY PERIOD
A minimum stay period of 30 nights (one-month) is required.
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