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Originally Posted by RichardInSF
(Post 8223557)
hydargos,Tokyo is a city that really rewards those who do a bit of homework in advance.
Arranging train tickets and Tokyo tours is what concierges do in their sleep. If you want to wake them up with a challenge, then you should present them with Tokyorich's list of requests. (I think that a really top concierge could probably make a fist of items 2 through 5 on that list. Item 4 would be an out of town trip). I agree that the house humour may strike newbies as cantankerous. We're developing a "culture" (rather like the yoghurt that I forgot to return to the fridge yesterday morning). |
Originally Posted by jib71
(Post 8224969)
We're developing a "culture" (rather like the yoghurt that I forgot to return to the fridge yesterday morning).
BTW, I still need help with post#10.......really! |
Originally Posted by jib71
(Post 8224969)
Item 4 would be an out of town trip).
http://www.ninjaakasaka.com/ (note the ninja wedding option...) Bloomberg Review I believe RichardInSF has been and didn't rate it. |
I've been with my kids and we all thought it was about the biggest waste of time in Tokyo. Overpriced too. Only one highlight: you get a 5 minute closeup magic show at your table. But is that worth Y5000 or so minimum per person? Because the food sure isn't!
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Originally Posted by Q Shoe Guy
(Post 8225333)
Thanks I was wondering what that was^!
BTW, I still need help with post#10.......really! |
Originally Posted by RichardInSF
(Post 8226804)
Only one highlight: you get a 5 minute closeup magic show at your table. But is that worth Y5000 or so minimum per person?
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Originally Posted by Pickles
(Post 8226842)
I like the MO, personally, but you should check out the Luxury Hotels forum to get the full flavor of the food fight that BKK top hotels can engender.
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Originally Posted by Q Shoe Guy
(Post 8227406)
Which is why I asked here........ I think it will be the MO with a view of the dark and turbulent waters. Old or new wing, unfortunately I can't afford the famous suite rooms, but would definitely want to be well situated within the hotel. What rooms have you stayed?
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Originally Posted by LapLap
(Post 8226225)
Perhaps... unless you didn't mind the cheesey tourist version:
http://www.ninjaakasaka.com/ (note the ninja wedding option...) |
Originally Posted by Pickles
(Post 8227425)
All of them. If ya can't go for the Author's Suites (definitely an experience), I'd say my favorite room type is the Stateroom in the River Wing. They are the x11 and x12 series low floor (I believe). Ask for them specifically, since there aren't that many of them.
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