Chiyoda hotel (千代田ホテル) phone number and contact number

The Basic Rooms Feature Tvs. Rooms With Tatami Floors, Futons And Chabudai Dining Tables Are Available. There's Also A Common Bathroom And A Coin Operated Laundry Is On Site. Surrounded By Restaurants And Shops, This Humble Hotel Is A 4 Minute Walk From Hachioji Train Station, 5 Km From The Tokyo Fuji Art Museum And 11 Km From The Hiking Trails Of Mount Takao. Check In Time: 4:00 Pmcheck Out Time: 10:00 Am. Breakfast (Fee) Is Served In A Simple Dining Room. Some Have Sofabeds

Haneda Airport 1 Hr 6

Lake Sagami (32 Min)
Artificial Lake Created In 1947, Offering Rowboats For Rent, Fishing & Scenic Views.

Hachioji Castle Ruins (27 Min)

Yomiuri Land (40 Min)

Sanrio Puroland (30 Min)
Grand Indoor Sanrio Character Park With Rides & Entertainment Attractions, Restaurants & Shops.

Tama Zoological Park (23 Min)
Large Zoo In A Hilly Setting With Free Shuttles & Local & International Animals In Natural Habitats.

Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest (40 Min)
Unique Park With Rides & Activities Such As A Climbing Course & Seasonal Snow Park, Plus Eateries.

Mount Takao (32 Min)
Foliage-Covered, 599-Meter-Tall Peak With A Funicular Railway, Hiking Trails & A Buddhist Temple.

Takahata Fudoson Kongoji (26 Min)
Serene Buddhist Temple Grounds With Buildings From Different Eras & Cultural Events & Classes.

Aki River (23 Min)
Winding, Scenic River Fringed By Mountains With Fishing & Swimming, Plus Nearby Trails & Temples.

Mount Jinba (50 Min)
Picnic Tables & An Artful Horse Statue Top This 2,812-Foot Summit, A Tranquil Hiking Destination.

Showa Kinen Park (25 Min)
Sprawling National Park With Extensive Trails, Bike Paths & A Variety Of Gardens & Woods.

Tokyo Summerland (22 Min)
Sprawling Aquatic Amusement Park Featuring Water Slides, A Lazy River & Indoor Swimming Pools.

Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum (48 Min)
Open-Air Museum With A Collection Of Japanese Structures From Many Periods Of History, Plus A Cafe.

Takao Trick Art Museum (23 Min)

Yakuou-In (29 Min)
Built By Emperor Shomu In 744, This Mountainside Buddhist Temple Features Several Tengu Statues.