Suidobashi & Tokyo Dome Hotels

That is how many our current collection of Trip.com's Suidobashi/Tokyo Dome grouping returned with a complete record — a star class, a guest rating, a review count and a street address. It is a small grouping to begin with, and this is the selection one collection method surfaced, not a census. Nothing was pulled in from a neighbouring area to make the list longer.

This page does not say, because no source we hold states a distance or a walking time for any of them. What the data does carry is each hotel's street address and the area label Trip.com files it under. Tokyo Dome Hotel carries the stadium's name in its own published name, which is Trip.com's wording rather than a measured distance. The rest name a district or a station instead, and none of that is a distance either. Check an address against a map before booking on proximity to the stadium.

No. The stored addresses split 2 in Bunkyo Ward, 2 in Chiyoda Ward. Suidobashi/Tokyo Dome is Trip.com's own area label rather than a measured boundary, so the grouping and the administrative ward are two different things.

They span 3 and 5-star as Trip.com classifies them. Beyond the classification, the address and the guest score, this page does not describe what a stay is like; nobody here has stayed in them.

They are Trip.com's own guest scores, out of 10, shown with the number of reviews each score is calculated from. The gap in how much those scores rest on is wide here. Tokyo Dome Hotel scores 9.2/10 from 3,705 reviews; APA Hotel Tokyo-Kudanshita scores 7.8/10 from 11. Those two numbers look comparable in a table and are not, so the review count is printed beside every score.

No. Rates move daily and by date, so a figure written into this page would be wrong within a day of publishing. Current prices are on the booking partner's own page, which is where each hotel's link goes.