Overview
Kinshicho provides direct train routes across central and eastern Tokyo. Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo is about three minutes from Kinshicho Station's JR North Exit and Tokyo Metro Exit 3, while its north-facing rooms look toward Tokyo Skytree.
The hotel has 383 rooms, with choices for solo guests and groups of up to four. Several restaurants are in the building. On the north side of the station, Tokyo-Kinshicho brings together Kinshi Park, shops, and restaurants.
Rooms
Guest rooms occupy floors 7 through 23. The range extends from singles and doubles to twins, four-person layouts, family rooms, and two large suites. Standard Twins can accommodate a third guest, while Fourth and Corner Fourth rooms allow four people to share one room.
The view isn't automatic. Every north-facing room looks toward Tokyo Skytree, but guests seeking that outlook should book a room or plan that specifically guarantees the Skytree side.
Dining
Breakfast is served at Super Dining Verdure, where the buffet combines Japanese and Western dishes with Chinese congee and eggs cooked to order. The second floor is also home to the Chinese restaurant Chikuen.
On the 24th floor, Restaurant Ren serves Japanese and French menus alongside bar service. Its dining areas face Tokyo Skytree, so lunch, dinner, or a drink can include one of the hotel's best views.
Location and transport
JR Sobu Rapid trains reach Tokyo Station in about eight minutes, while local trains run directly to Akihabara in about six. The Hanzomon Line crosses central Tokyo, and Oshiage, the stop for Tokyo Skytree Town, is one stop away.
Tokyo Skytree Town is about 1.5 kilometers from the hotel. Walking takes roughly 20 to 30 minutes, but the one-stop subway ride is easier when the tower is your main destination. Kinshi Park, Arcakit, Olinas, and Sumida Triphony Hall are all on the hotel side of the tracks.
Airport access
Airport limousine buses run between the hotel entrance and both Haneda and Narita airports. Departures from the hotel require advance online reservations. Current schedules estimate about 60 minutes to Haneda and 120 minutes to Narita, although traffic can change both journeys.
If the bus schedule doesn't match your flight, Kinshicho's rail connections provide alternatives. Some Sobu Rapid services continue directly to Narita Airport, but not every train does, so check the timetable before relying on that route.
Why stay here
Direct buses from the entrance remove a rail transfer on airport days, while the complimentary guest shuttle can simplify a day at Tokyo Disney Resort. Seats are limited on both the Disney shuttle and hotel-departure airport buses, and advance booking is required.
Staying in Kinshicho trades immediate Shinkansen access for a neighborhood park, local shopping, and quick direct trains to Tokyo Station, Akihabara, and Oshiage. That balance helps when an itinerary combines eastern Tokyo with sightseeing elsewhere in the city.
3-minute walk