Blighton Miyoshi - Vacation STAY 26736v

Name: Blighton Miyoshi - Vacation STAY 26736v
Address: 3-10-13 Miyoshi 201.202.301.302.401.402.501 Blighton Miyoshi, Tokyo, 135-0022, jp
Telephone: +81362680247

3-10-13 Miyoshi 201.202.301.302.401.402.501 Blighton Miyoshi, Tokyo, jp

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What we measured

10 km from the centre of Tokyo
3.3 km from Tokyo Skytree
15 km from Tokyo Haneda International Airport (HND)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Convenient Location Situated in the lively Koto Ward district, Blighton Miyoshi is surrounded by popular attractions including Kiba Park, Rinsen-ji Temple, and Fukagawa Inari Shrine. Modern Amenities Enjoy the convenience of free WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen, and a private bathroom in this cozy 1-bedroom apartment. Nearby Attractions Explore historical sites like Josho-in Temple and experience local culture at Wild Silk Museum during your stay at Blighton Miyoshi. Ready to make your reservation at Blighton Miyoshi - Vacation STAY 26736v?

Amenities

Non-smoking rooms

Air conditioning

Non-smoking throughout

Free wired internet

Internet access

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Blighton Miyoshi - Vacation STAY 26736v

3-10-13 Miyoshi 201.202.301.302.401.402.501 Blighton Miyoshi

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