Of the six hotels here, Tokyo Dome Hotel is closest: it shares the stadium's street address and is about a minute from Exit A2 of Suidobashi Station (Toei Mita Line). The other five include one with a 2 p.m. check-out and one that serves free ramen at night.
Tokyo Dome's access page names the nearest stations (JR Suidobashi, Korakuen and Toei Suidobashi Exit A2) but gives no walking times.
The walking times below come from each hotel's own site, measured from the exit that hotel names. Where a hotel gives a walk time to the dome, that's its own estimate too.
As of November 13, 2026, the dome's official December notice lists concerts by ENHYPEN, YOASOBI, BIGBANG and others. Dates are in the last section.
On a show day, check-in and check-out times matter more than an extra minute or two of walking. Pick the hours that fit your day first, then narrow it down by distance.
- Want to be as close as possible: Tokyo Dome Hotel (check its news page for event-day check-in waits)
- Want to sleep in after the show: sequence SUIDOBASHI, with a 2 p.m. check-out
- Want a soak after the encore: the b suidobashi (bath until midnight) or Dormy Inn Korakuen (bath open overnight, 3 p.m. to 10 a.m.)
- Traveling in a group of three or four: a bunk room for up to four at sequence SUIDOBASHI or a Superior Twin at the b suidobashi
- Want breakfast included: Toyoko Inn Korakuen
- Places by the dome are full: Hotel Metropolitan Edmont, about 11 minutes away on foot
Rates change by date and plan, so this guide doesn't list room prices. Each hotel section ends with a link to current availability.
Six Hotels near Tokyo Dome at a Glance
Hotel | Closest exit (per the hotel) | Walk to the dome (per the hotel) | Check-in / out |
|---|---|---|---|
Tokyo Dome Hotel | Suidobashi A2 (Toei Mita Line), about 1 min | Same address as the dome | 2 p. |
sequence SUIDOBASHI | JR Suidobashi West Exit, about 1 min | Not published | 5 p. |
the b suidobashi | Suidobashi A6 (Toei Mita Line), 3 min | 5 min | 3 p. |
Dormy Inn Korakuen | Kasuga A7 (Toei Mita and Oedo lines), 1 min | Not published | 3 p. |
Toyoko Inn Korakuen | Korakuen Exit 8 (Namboku Line), 1 min | 8 min (5 min to Tokyo Dome City) | 3 p. |
Hotel Metropolitan Edmont | Iidabashi A5 (Tozai Line), about 2 min | About 11 min | 3 p. |
Tokyo Dome Hotel (東京ドームホテル): Same Address as the Dome
This tower in Tokyo Dome City shares the stadium's street address, 1-3-61 Koraku. It's about a minute's walk from Exit A2 of Suidobashi Station (Toei Mita Line) and about two minutes from JR Suidobashi's East Exit.
Plan for the check-in line. The hotel's November 2026 notice warns that check-in between 2 and 6 p.m. on that month's event days can involve waits of up to 90 minutes to two hours.
The same notice says Tokyo Dome City can get crowded on weekends even with no event on, and that staff hand out numbered tickets in the ground-floor (1F) lobby. The hotel recommends self check-in or checking in ahead on your phone.
Before your stay, see whether the hotel's news page has a notice for your dates. The hotel also holds bags before check-in.
Spa LaQua (スパ ラクーア) is right in front of the hotel. Its hot-spring water, the hotel says, comes from 1,700 meters below Tokyo Dome, and some room plans include a LaQua admission voucher.
sequence SUIDOBASHI: Late Check-Out after the Show
Check-in starts at 5 p.m. and check-out is at 2 p.m. After a show that keeps you out late, you can sleep in well past noon.
The trade-off comes at the other end of the day. Doors for many concerts open before 5 p.m., and the hotel's page doesn't say whether it holds bags before check-in. Ask when you book.
It's about a minute on foot from the West Exit of JR Suidobashi Station and about six minutes from Exit A2 of Suidobashi Station on the Toei Mita Line.
Bunk rooms sleep two to four (15.2 to 30.4 square meters), so a group of friends can share one room.
The hotel is cashless: it takes credit cards and select QR payment apps, including Alipay, WeChat Pay and PayPay, but no cash. The ground-floor KANPAI TERRACE serves drinks and dinner from 5 to 11 p.m. (last call 10 p.m.).
the b suidobashi (the b 水道橋): A Bath after the Encore
According to the hotel, Tokyo Dome is a five-minute walk away. From the stations, it's three minutes on foot from Exit A6 of Suidobashi Station (Toei Mita Line) and seven from JR Suidobashi's East Exit.
The large bath and sauna are open from 3 p.m. to midnight, then again from 6 to 11 a.m., so you can soak after the show and once more before check-out.
Superior Twin rooms (22 square meters, two 140 cm double beds) sleep up to four. Check-in is 3 p.m., check-out 11 a.m. The light breakfast buffet is ¥1,320 for adults (tax included).
Dormy Inn Korakuen (春日の湯 ドーミーイン後楽園): Free Ramen at Night
This Dormy Inn is right by Kasuga Station. Exit A7 (with an elevator) is a minute's walk, Exit 8 of Korakuen Station about four, and the East Exit of JR Suidobashi about twelve. Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out 11 a.m. in most cases.
Two perks suit a late show. The first is free yonaki soba (夜鳴きそば), a bowl of late-night ramen served from 9:30 to 11 p.m. every night in the basement restaurant.
The second is the basement bath, Kasuga no Yu, open from 3 p.m. to 10 a.m. the next morning, though the sauna closes from 1 to 5 a.m.
Booking sites list the hotel as a hot spring, but the hotel's own site describes it only as a large shared bath.
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Korakuen Bunkyokuyakusho Mae (東横INN後楽園文京区役所前): Free Breakfast
Toyoko Inn is a Japanese business-hotel chain. This branch, named for the nearby Bunkyo City Office, is a minute from Exit 8 of Korakuen Station (Namboku Line) and five from Exit A4 of Kasuga Station.
The hotel's page gives two different walk times: a five-minute walk to Tokyo Dome City in its highlights, and eight minutes to Tokyo Dome in a photo caption.
Breakfast is free, served from 6:30 to 9 a.m. Check-out is 10 a.m., the earliest of the six, so set an alarm after a late night.
Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo (ホテルメトロポリタン エドモント): Plan B, About 11 Minutes' Walk
The Edmont is the only one of the six in Iidabashi. It's about an 11-minute walk to Tokyo Dome by the hotel's count, making it an option when hotels right by the dome are booked up.
It's about two minutes from Exit A5 of Iidabashi Station on the Tozai Line, and about five from both JR Iidabashi (East Exit) and JR Suidobashi (West Exit). Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out 11 a.m.
Booking Window and Show-Day Timing
Book the room as soon as your ticket is confirmed. Tokyo Dome holds up to 55,000 people, and its December notice warns that roads and transit around the venue get crowded on event days. Every concert on its December list is scheduled for at least two dates.
The list includes ENHYPEN (Dec 1–2), YOASOBI (Dec 5–6), Number_i (Dec 9–10), BIGBANG (Dec 13–15), Fujii Kaze (Dec 19–20), Snow Man (Dec 23–26) and Hey! Say! JUMP (Dec 29–30 and Jan 1). For the latest dates, check the Tokyo Dome event schedule.
Looking ahead to 2027, Bruno Mars (Jan 27–28) is listed on his official site, Maroon 5 (Jan 30–31 and Feb 2) on Universal Music Japan's page, and Bon Jovi (Feb 25 and 27) on promoter Udo Artists' page. None is on the dome's own calendar yet.
Door times vary by show. For December, the dome's notice gives start times only, so check the artist's or promoter's page for doors.
If your hotel's check-in time is after doors open, ask whether it will hold your bags. The b suidobashi, for one, says it keeps bags from the morning of your check-in day.
If yours won't, our guide to luggage storage and coin lockers in Tokyo covers where to leave a suitcase for the afternoon.
For everything else worth reserving before a winter trip, see what to book ahead in Japan for December and the January edition.
This article was translated from the original Japanese with AI assistance and reviewed by our editorial team. The Japanese version is authoritative.
