ONE@Tokyo (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is ONE@Tokyo?
What makes it 41% Baby-Friendly: Hotel states cribs cannot be added, so parents must share existing beds; elevators and 24 h staff ease stroller access; stroller-friendly Skytree and Sumida Park 5-10 min away but no baby gear on site.
Good match for:
- Stroller-friendly explorers: Step-free routes and station lifts make stroller travel smooth.
- Skyline view seekers: Free rooftop lounge offers 180° views of Tokyo Skytree.
Things to keep in mind:
- Families needing cribs: No on-site cribs or infant equipment; bring or rent externally.
- Leisure seekers: No pool or kids’ club; minimal on-site play facilities.
What is so special about ONE@Tokyo for with baby?
- Free rooftop lounge with Skytree views
- Unlimited in-room Wi-Fi and smartphone
- Step-free access ideal for strollers
- Walking distance to aquarium and park
Note: ONE@Tokyo is 41% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Hotels in Tokyo for a more suitable experience.
Transport & Nearby Access
Oshiage Station: 390m (5 min walk)
Toei Asakusa & Hanzomon lines to Asakusa (2 min) and Shibuya (25 min).
Tokyo Skytree Station: 730m (9 min walk)
Tobu Skytree Line to Asakusa (3 min) and Ueno (10 min).
Baby-Friendly Activities around ONE@Tokyo
Tokyo Skytree: 510m (7 min walk)
Iconic observation tower with panoramic city views.
Tip: Buy tickets online to skip the queue.
Sumida Aquarium: 610m (8 min walk)
Indoor tanks with jellyfish and penguins; free entry for under-3s.
Tip: Visit right at opening to avoid crowds.
Sumida Park: 1.3 km (5 min drive)
Riverside paths and playgrounds with smooth paved routes for strollers.
Tip: Pack snacks for a picnic by the river.
Map of ONE@Tokyo
Address: 1-chōme-19-3 Oshiage, Sumida City, Tokyo 131-0045, Japan
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How to get to ONE@Tokyo:
From Haneda Airport, take the Keikyu Line to Oshiage Station (approx 45 mins), exit A3, then walk 390m (5 min) to ONE@Tokyo.
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Baby-Friendly Hotel Facilities
Free facilities in ONE@Tokyo:
Rooftop Sky Forest lounge:
Open 08:00–22:00 with free panoramic views of Tokyo Skytree.
Complimentary Wi-Fi:
Unlimited in rooms and public areas.
In-room smartphone:
Preloaded with unlimited data and city maps.
Paid or on request with possible fees:
Rollaway bed:
Available on request for ¥4,000 per night; reserve before arrival.
Accessibility at ONE@Tokyo:
All public areas are step-free. Elevators reach every floor.
Make the Most of Your Stay
- Bring a travel crib: Hotel has no baby cots; rent locally or pack your own.
- Use station lifts: Exit A3 at Oshiage Station for a step-free path to the hotel.
- Early aquarium visit: Arrive by opening time to beat the lines with your baby.
Reviews of ONE@Tokyo (Tokyo)
Laura
Big shoutout to the front desk staff - they were absolutely lovely! Friendly, helpful, always available, and they helped us out with a couple of luggage related issues. Great service from them! We also really appreciated the complimentary pastries and drinks, and the rooftop view was amazing. Location wise, it’s not the best. I knew what to expect since it wasn’t my first time in Tokyo, but for ...
Gerrit Marskamp
Friendly welcome. Thinking along to provide breakfast early in the morning. Clean rooms. Very friendly and attentive housekeeping staff. Conveniently located to metro. We had a great stay here for 5 nights.
Piggly Wiggly
Pro: Close to Tokyo skytree convenient location for Subway station. Top floor can have a good view of Tokyo SKYTREE. Small space, reasonable price. Offer simple breakfast such as coffee and bread for free. Can clean your room everyday if you put on the sticker on your door. Quiet. Someone can speak English in front desk when checking you in. Con: Small room space. Nothing impressive that makes me ...
Mohamed-Lamine B (Mhdb)
Major disappointment. One@Tokyo was by far the worst hotel we stayed at in Tokyo within this price range. The building is clearly showing its age with worn out furniture, chipped finishes and a tired looking bathroom. The industrial design might have been appealing at first but it now feels cheap mostly because it has not been maintained to the standard this kind of aesthetic requires. Cleanlines...
Anna Blubaugh
Great room, great location, but most importantly, extremely amazing and accommodating staff. Our first morning at 6 am, my partner had a flare up of his disease and became extremely sick. The staff helped us call an ambulance, and stuck by our side to translate with the ambulance workers. When we got back they went above and beyond researching clinics that spoke English for us to follow up with. W...
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