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See why so many travelers make Hotel Wing International Korakuen their hotel of choice when visiting Bunkyo. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a charming setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.
While staying at Hotel Wing International Korakuen, visitors can check out Korakuen Hall (0.2 mi) and Yushima Seido (0.7 mi), some of Bunkyo's top attractions.
As your “home away from home,” the hotel rooms offer a refrigerator, air conditioning, and a desk, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available.
Guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, 24 hour security, and baggage storage while staying at Hotel Wing International Korakuen. In addition, Hotel Wing International Korakuen offers an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Bunkyo trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is parking available to guests.
While visiting Bunkyo, you may want to try some dumplings at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Benitora Gyozabo Tokyo Dome City LaQua.
Should time allow, LaQua, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, and Yushima Tenmangu are some popular attractions that are within walking distance.
At Hotel Wing International Korakuen, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Bunkyo.
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Property amenities
Paid private parking on-site
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Hot tub
Restaurant
Taxi service
Massage
24-hour security
Baggage storage
Parking
Wifi
Vending machine
24-hour front desk
Dry cleaning
Laundry service
Self-serve laundry
Room features
Air purifier
Bathrobes
Air conditioning
Desk
Housekeeping
Refrigerator
Flatscreen TV
Bath / shower
Safe
Iron
Wake-up service / alarm clock
Complimentary toiletries
Hair dryer
Room types
Non-smoking rooms
Smoking rooms available
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HOTEL STYLE
Mid-range
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Location
1-25-11 Hongo, Bunkyo 113-0033 Tokyo Prefecture
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I booked a single room and it was very clean and convenient having the subway station nearby. The staff were helpful and polite, breakfast was fair continental fare and the hotel was close to the Tokyo Dome where I had enjoyed shopping at the mall. It was close to Ueno and easy for me to get about Tokyo. My stay at this hotel made up for the earlier eventful days in Japan following non-operating train lines from Typhoon Hagibis which changed some of my travel plans. Thank you for the great service! 😊❤️
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Date of stay: October 2019Trip type: Traveled solo
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i stayed here for 4 nights. the stuffs are really nice and friendly, and they are polite and patient. some of them can speak really English. and the room is super clean and comfortable although its kinda small. the breakfast is Ok; some breads, juice, coffee and eggs. and the hotel open for 24hours, so u dont have to worry about if u are late for arrival. its suitable for solo traveler, business man, and family! especially if you are single woman, its safe for you to stay!! anyway, i will recommend my friends to stay there and of course i will willing to stay there again!!!
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Date of stay: September 2010Trip type: Traveled solo
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The hotel is on the economy side but it was very clean, the staff very courteous and offered free breakfast. The room was a bit small and smelled of cigarretes but that is a thing in japan, I suppose. I would return and stay here again
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Date of stay: February 2020
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Location is great, very close to Tokyo Dome, Laqua, Don Quijote, stand-alone restaurants and convenience stores. Lots of great food options just a short walk from the hotel and the hotel's drink bar from 3PM to midnight was very convenient.
We enjoyed walking around the neighborhood which was very quiet and pleasant.
There are several train stations in the area. The closest station just about 3 minutes from the hotel but Google Maps kept recommending we use the Marunouchi line or the JR Suidobashi station across the river (about 10-12 minutes on foot depending on how fast you walk). Google Maps usually suggests the most direct routes so if we'd used the station closest to the hotel, we probably would have had to change lines to get to the places we wanted to go to (Tokyo Station, Akihabara, etc) whereas using the JR Suidobashi or Marunouchi lines, we could go to those places without any transfers.
The rooms are admittedly small (we got a small double room which is probably roomy for 1 but snug for a couple) but after re-arranging our things, we found that the room did not feel as tiny as when we first checked in. Room size is actually indicated on booking sites so make sure you check that information before you book. Those who want more space might want to book the double room or the double room with the couch. In our case, hotels.com only offered the small double so that's what we booked.
The rooms are small but there are some cozy seating areas by the breakfast corner. You can also sit and relax in the internet corner. The hotel has a very relaxed vibe and with free coffee, tea and soup packets from their drink bar, we enjoyed spending some time sitting and reading travel pamphlets in the lobby when it was too rainy to go out.
I believe this is a business hotel but the cheerful wallpaper made the room feel nice and homey. Our room was very comfortable but on the first afternoon (our flight got in really early so we took a nap once we checked-in), I had a minor complaint about the bed. The mattress was comfortable but for some reason, the box frame under the mattress was a little smaller than the mattress. If you're just one person sleeping in the middle of the bed, this should not be a problem but we were two in the bed and I could feel like my side of the mattress tipping. The staff was thinking of finding something to prop up the mattress to make it more stable but I asked them to just remove the bed frame and after that I slept like a baby.
The room was very clean and tidy. When they removed the bed box frame as requested, I did see some dust in some areas under the bed that are extremely hard to reach but they vacuumed the carpet before putting our mattress on the floor. I'm sensitive to dust, mold and mildew and I did not sneeze at all in our room.
The room came with the usual amenities (air-conditioner, tv, electric kettle, luggage rack, mini fridge with no freezer compartment, alarm clock, and a small sort of open "closet", etc.) including some extras like an air purifier and an extension cord with several sockets. I think some other things like irons are available upon request but subject to availability. No in-room safe but you can leave your valuables with the front desk staff but the staff is very trustworthy so you could actually leave your valuables in your room and you won't have to worry.
Another reviewer likened the bathroom to an RV bathroom and that's a very good description. It's a modular bathroom so it's very compact. Despite being small, it was very clean and well-designed to make the most efficient use of the small space. (For example, for example, the faucet for the sink and tub were the same but you just swung it over from the sink to the tub if you wanted to fill the tub. The same knob controlled the water temperature for the sink and shower but it was surprisingly easy to figure out and operate.) Just a note: since you have to take a step up (about 8 inches to get to the bathroom), I would not recommend the place for people with mobility issues.
The bathroom was well-equipped. Like most Japanese hotels, it had a washlet :D We had bath and hand towels, bath gel, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, hair brushes and razors. Additional toiletries like cotton pads, ear buds, bath sponges, bar soap, shower caps and even Q10 men's face cream were available at the lobby. The hotel has a "shampoo bar" and you can try out different shampoos and conditioners. I tried a few like Ascience which was recommended by a beauty site on the internet but I found that the shampoo and conditioner in the room worked best for me. For some reason, I had not one, but two hair dryers! I think the one attached to the bathroom wall was a regular hair dryer and the other one was an ion hair dryer. Anyway, it was convenient that I had an extra hair dryer because I could blow dry my hair in the room instead of in the bathroom. The bathroom also had two trashcans. I kept forgetting to ask if one was for a certain kind of trash.
The complimentary breakfast was simple (hardboiled eggs, different kinds of bread, coffee/tea/juice/milk, and things like cheese, jams, butter, mayo and catsup) but delicious. I don't normally like hard-boiled eggs but Japanese hard-boiled eggs are brined so they're tasty straight out of the shell. Lots of guests were making mozzarella toast using mayonnaise and grated cheese (pop that into the toaster for just a few minutes till golden and bubbly then squirt on some catsup) and I really recommend it. If you want something more substantial, I suggest you head over to Jonathan's which is just about 5 minutes away on the corner of the main road (it's on the second floor, on top of 7/11) which offers both western-style and Japanese options at very reasonable prices.
Coin laundry prices are reasonable but please note that unless you do a very small load, the dryer does not get your clothes very dry after one cycle (30 minutes). Just hang your damp clothes in the room for a few hours and they should dry out. In the Philippines which has a long rainy season, some companies manufacture laundry detergent for slow indoor drying. I think I should bring some of that the next time I go to Japan.
The best part about this hotel is the staff. Everyone was very kind and service was very warm. Based on a previous review, I thought that English might be a problem so I made it a point to brush up on some Nihongo basics but I felt silly trying to use my clumsy Nihongo because several staff members spoke English well and I found that all of them understood English well enough.
We had a bit of a funny mix-up with our schedule. We had a company-booked hotel room for our 7th and 8th nights in Tokyo. We had to book our own hotel for the first part of the trip though and because of some miscommunication on our end, we booked Hotel Wing for one night longer than we had to. My husband and I laughed at our mistake and since I felt so at home at Hotel Wing, I decided to stay there and my husband stayed at our other hotel. He just visited me at night and came to pick me up and check us out the following day. He agreed that while Hotel Wing was a smaller hotel, service was very warm and that made it such a great place to stay.
Thank you for making our first week in Tokyo very comfortable. We look forward to staying at Hotel Wing again soon.
Just two suggestions I hope you will consider:
1) maybe you can have hooks in the room so that guests will have more space to hang their coats, etc. since the closet is rather small
2) many of the appliances have signs in kanji, maybe you can make small signs in English (ON/OFF) to make it easier for non-Japanese guests
Thank you!
We enjoyed walking around the neighborhood which was very quiet and pleasant.
There are several train stations in the area. The closest station just about 3 minutes from the hotel but Google Maps kept recommending we use the Marunouchi line or the JR Suidobashi station across the river (about 10-12 minutes on foot depending on how fast you walk). Google Maps usually suggests the most direct routes so if we'd used the station closest to the hotel, we probably would have had to change lines to get to the places we wanted to go to (Tokyo Station, Akihabara, etc) whereas using the JR Suidobashi or Marunouchi lines, we could go to those places without any transfers.
The rooms are admittedly small (we got a small double room which is probably roomy for 1 but snug for a couple) but after re-arranging our things, we found that the room did not feel as tiny as when we first checked in. Room size is actually indicated on booking sites so make sure you check that information before you book. Those who want more space might want to book the double room or the double room with the couch. In our case, hotels.com only offered the small double so that's what we booked.
The rooms are small but there are some cozy seating areas by the breakfast corner. You can also sit and relax in the internet corner. The hotel has a very relaxed vibe and with free coffee, tea and soup packets from their drink bar, we enjoyed spending some time sitting and reading travel pamphlets in the lobby when it was too rainy to go out.
I believe this is a business hotel but the cheerful wallpaper made the room feel nice and homey. Our room was very comfortable but on the first afternoon (our flight got in really early so we took a nap once we checked-in), I had a minor complaint about the bed. The mattress was comfortable but for some reason, the box frame under the mattress was a little smaller than the mattress. If you're just one person sleeping in the middle of the bed, this should not be a problem but we were two in the bed and I could feel like my side of the mattress tipping. The staff was thinking of finding something to prop up the mattress to make it more stable but I asked them to just remove the bed frame and after that I slept like a baby.
The room was very clean and tidy. When they removed the bed box frame as requested, I did see some dust in some areas under the bed that are extremely hard to reach but they vacuumed the carpet before putting our mattress on the floor. I'm sensitive to dust, mold and mildew and I did not sneeze at all in our room.
The room came with the usual amenities (air-conditioner, tv, electric kettle, luggage rack, mini fridge with no freezer compartment, alarm clock, and a small sort of open "closet", etc.) including some extras like an air purifier and an extension cord with several sockets. I think some other things like irons are available upon request but subject to availability. No in-room safe but you can leave your valuables with the front desk staff but the staff is very trustworthy so you could actually leave your valuables in your room and you won't have to worry.
Another reviewer likened the bathroom to an RV bathroom and that's a very good description. It's a modular bathroom so it's very compact. Despite being small, it was very clean and well-designed to make the most efficient use of the small space. (For example, for example, the faucet for the sink and tub were the same but you just swung it over from the sink to the tub if you wanted to fill the tub. The same knob controlled the water temperature for the sink and shower but it was surprisingly easy to figure out and operate.) Just a note: since you have to take a step up (about 8 inches to get to the bathroom), I would not recommend the place for people with mobility issues.
The bathroom was well-equipped. Like most Japanese hotels, it had a washlet :D We had bath and hand towels, bath gel, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, hair brushes and razors. Additional toiletries like cotton pads, ear buds, bath sponges, bar soap, shower caps and even Q10 men's face cream were available at the lobby. The hotel has a "shampoo bar" and you can try out different shampoos and conditioners. I tried a few like Ascience which was recommended by a beauty site on the internet but I found that the shampoo and conditioner in the room worked best for me. For some reason, I had not one, but two hair dryers! I think the one attached to the bathroom wall was a regular hair dryer and the other one was an ion hair dryer. Anyway, it was convenient that I had an extra hair dryer because I could blow dry my hair in the room instead of in the bathroom. The bathroom also had two trashcans. I kept forgetting to ask if one was for a certain kind of trash.
The complimentary breakfast was simple (hardboiled eggs, different kinds of bread, coffee/tea/juice/milk, and things like cheese, jams, butter, mayo and catsup) but delicious. I don't normally like hard-boiled eggs but Japanese hard-boiled eggs are brined so they're tasty straight out of the shell. Lots of guests were making mozzarella toast using mayonnaise and grated cheese (pop that into the toaster for just a few minutes till golden and bubbly then squirt on some catsup) and I really recommend it. If you want something more substantial, I suggest you head over to Jonathan's which is just about 5 minutes away on the corner of the main road (it's on the second floor, on top of 7/11) which offers both western-style and Japanese options at very reasonable prices.
Coin laundry prices are reasonable but please note that unless you do a very small load, the dryer does not get your clothes very dry after one cycle (30 minutes). Just hang your damp clothes in the room for a few hours and they should dry out. In the Philippines which has a long rainy season, some companies manufacture laundry detergent for slow indoor drying. I think I should bring some of that the next time I go to Japan.
The best part about this hotel is the staff. Everyone was very kind and service was very warm. Based on a previous review, I thought that English might be a problem so I made it a point to brush up on some Nihongo basics but I felt silly trying to use my clumsy Nihongo because several staff members spoke English well and I found that all of them understood English well enough.
We had a bit of a funny mix-up with our schedule. We had a company-booked hotel room for our 7th and 8th nights in Tokyo. We had to book our own hotel for the first part of the trip though and because of some miscommunication on our end, we booked Hotel Wing for one night longer than we had to. My husband and I laughed at our mistake and since I felt so at home at Hotel Wing, I decided to stay there and my husband stayed at our other hotel. He just visited me at night and came to pick me up and check us out the following day. He agreed that while Hotel Wing was a smaller hotel, service was very warm and that made it such a great place to stay.
Thank you for making our first week in Tokyo very comfortable. We look forward to staying at Hotel Wing again soon.
Just two suggestions I hope you will consider:
1) maybe you can have hooks in the room so that guests will have more space to hang their coats, etc. since the closet is rather small
2) many of the appliances have signs in kanji, maybe you can make small signs in English (ON/OFF) to make it easier for non-Japanese guests
Thank you!
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Date of stay: October 2017Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Room Tip: room size is posted on the site when you book, please check room size before you book
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Response from Culture803200, フロント オフィス マネージャー at Hotel Wing International Korakuen
Responded Nov 17, 2018
Thank you for your precious comment! and also sorry for our late reply. We will improve our service and facilities based on your comment.:) Also we have finsihed the renewal construction on the first floor and the second floor at September of this year. From September we have new room types Multi-Twin bedroom and Urban Twin-bedroom. When you have plans to visiting Tokyo, we hope you to try our new room types! We hope you to see you again soon:) Best regards From front staff Lee
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Our stay at this hotel was great, with very good location and many amenities available, from compact breakfast, choices of brands of toiletries, room slippers, etc. The price is really worth it. One gripe (the reason for taking 1 star off) is that there seems to be a little bit problem with the toilet flushing, because no matter how many times we flushed after use, the urine smell will linger around our room, and we have to sleep with it. We didn't ask for a change of room since we found it troublesome to move while we only spend our time in the room for mainly sleeping. All in all, it was an almost-perfect stay.
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Date of stay: May 2015Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from ウィング, フロント オフィス マネージャー at Hotel Wing International Korakuen
Responded Jun 5, 2015
Thank you so much for staying at the Hotel Wing International Kourakuen! I hope you have a great time in Japan. Thank's also for the comments. For one thing, I apologize for the trouble of the toilet. The maintenance staff check it already and fix it. If you have a chance to go some vacation here, we are looking forward to see you again. Our Hotel is locate almost in the center of Tokyo, so it's very convinient go everywhere. Thank you once again!!! Reception desk chief manager: TAKAI Reika
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Stay with my wife, this hotel is located in a good location easy walking to Metro Train station. Front desk staff is nice and helpful for the breakfast corner we didn't try it. Room is clean and functional but for sizing a bit tight anyways no problem for my holiday.
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Date of stay: October 2019
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Room Tip: request for non-smoking
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it is a great place to stay. close to many metro stations it makes visiting tokyo easy.the small breakfast and the complimentary drinks were great. the staff was lovely and helpful. coin laundry was very useful. great value for money
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Date of stay: August 2019Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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I first visited here when I visited Tokyo back in 2016, I loved it so much that when it came to coming back in 2019 I stayed in the same place. The hotel is perfectly located between all major train lines, outside Tokyo some and easy to get to from an airport. I can’t speak a word I Japanese but the staff were extremely helpful and I can’t thank them enough. The rooms are small but perfect for travellers such as myself. I’m sure I’ll return!
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Date of stay: March 2019Trip type: Traveled solo
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Response from Culture803200, お客様担当マネージャー at Hotel Wing International Korakuen
Responded May 5, 2019
Thank you for staying at Hotel Wing International Kourakuen. We are glad to your great message. Thank you so much. As you say, the hotel stands near Suidobashi Station or Kourakuen Station. I feel sorry that the rooms are small . But I'm happy to receive positive comments. We really appriciate to your massage. Thank you. We look forward to serving you again. Best regards, Hotel Wing International Kourakuen Reception clerk Mikami
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Rooms are not big, but have everything needed for a comfortable stay. Staff was very friendly and helpful for my entire stay. Hard to beat the location of the hotel for the price if you're attending events at/near the Tokyo Dome. I attended a wrestling show at Korakuen Hall, and it was a 5-10 minute walk at most to the venue, so very convenient for my purposes. Several metro stations within a short walk as well for easy access to other parts of the city. Overall, highly recommend the hotel for the location and the service of the excellent staff.
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Date of stay: March 2019Trip type: Traveled solo
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Response from Culture803200, 営業ディレクター at Hotel Wing International Korakuen
Responded May 5, 2019
Thank you for staying at Hotel Wing International Kourakuen. We are glad to your great message. I'm sorry that the rooms are not big.But I'm glad to hear that you feel comfortable. As you say, our hotel is located near the Tokyo Dome and it's easy to access tourist spots. When you visit Tokyo again, please stay our hotel. We wait for you with service of superlative quality. Hotel Wing International Kourakuen Reception clerk Mikami
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From the moment we walked in to every single time we walked out and back in they greeted us with genuine greetings. every time. let me say that again. every time....
The free services that was a nice surprise to hear about when we arrived such as free cotton buds! free drinks and free breakfast made our trip so much better saving our time and money for a whole week.
A big thank you to the staff members on me and my partners behalf!
all the best!
The free services that was a nice surprise to hear about when we arrived such as free cotton buds! free drinks and free breakfast made our trip so much better saving our time and money for a whole week.
A big thank you to the staff members on me and my partners behalf!
all the best!
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Date of stay: October 2018Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from Culture803200, 営業ディレクター at Hotel Wing International Korakuen
Responded May 5, 2019
Thank you for staying at Hotel Wing International Kourakuen. We are glad to your great message. Thank you so much. I'm glad to hear that you got satisfaction from our service. Thank you for your positive comment about our hotel. Hotel Wing International Kourakuen Reception clerk Mikami
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Thank you for your question.
Since the hotel is has entered one from main street
Location I think that difficult to understand.
We wanted to let you know if you can contact us by close to if you have come phone.
In addition, you can not exchange the currency.
確かあったと思います。
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PRICE RANGE
₱3,228 - ₱6,966 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
wing international korakuen bunkyo
LOCATION
JapanKantoTokyo PrefectureTokyoBunkyoOchanomizu / Suidobashi / Iidabashi / Ochanomizu / Akihabara / Kanda
NUMBER OF ROOMS
116
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hotel Wing International Korakuen
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Wing International Korakuen?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, an on-site restaurant, and a hot tub.
Which room amenities are available at Hotel Wing International Korakuen?
Top room amenities include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Hotel Wing International Korakuen?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant during their stay.
Is parking available at Hotel Wing International Korakuen?
Yes, paid private parking on-site is available to guests.
Are any cleaning services offered at Hotel Wing International Korakuen?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.