Tokyo Hotels near Akabane Hachiman Shrine

30 mins from Tokyo. 1 hour and 10 mins from narita airport right off the Akabne train station. Great room.

Booked this hotel last minute to avoid changing hotels 3 times in 4 days. The hotel is very nice. The room was quite comfortable, a reasonable amount of space, excellent curtains, and friendly staff.

Awesome hotel in a cool neighborhood. There is a public onsen which was so relaxing after big days of walking.
The lobby had hair oils, coffee & tea, slippers and robes for guests.

The hotel was very easy to find and self check in was easy. The room was really quiet, I didn't hear any noise from the corridor at all.

Liked:
Breakfast was delicious and offered a variety of food options.
A luggage storage was available and kept my luggages for 3 nights without charge.
Walking distance to the train station.

We were pleasantly surprised during our stay.
The staff was nice and fairly English friendly. They had some unique amenities like being able to select your own style of pillow from several options.

Akabane is 20 mins away from Tokyo, Shinjuku, ikebukuro and Shibuya. Hotels are cheaper and 100s restaurants around. Ito yokado at the west exit. Great tourists.

What can I say about a JR East hotel? It's kind of self explanatory. I've stayed at the Mets Mejiro a few times in the past and both, the Mejiro location and the Akabane location are excellent.

I really enjoyed my stay there. Yes the room was small but it was only me so it did not bother me much. The service and staff were great. The amenities that you get staying at this hotel were great.

We really enjoyed our stay here. Sadly we only had one night here. This is a great place to stay longer.

I honestly don’t understand the negative reviews. This is a hotel in Tokyo for around $83 a night, and I travel a lot. For the price, it’s one of the best stays I’ve had.

Our room was amazingly clean, I can't find any area inside our room that has a dust or even a stain — perfectly clean. We had such a wonderful stay in this hotel.

Daiva Roynette Akabane is a great value for the price. The location is excellent, just a 3-minute walk from Akabane Station, and even faster (about 1 minute) if you take the back exit of the hotel.

I stayed here for one night before continue my next flight to Sapporo. This hotel is very close to Akabane station.

My go-to hostel in Tokyo! The staff were super friendly and approachable, and most of my requests were approved.

It all depends on what you want and how much it costs. I urgently needed a place to sleep overnight without luxury service. I was at ikebukuro and found this place. It was 2500 yen (16 USD).

Literally the best price-performance ratio accommodation that we ever stayed at in Japan.

We stayed here for about two weeks in April (2019) and loved the gorgeous sakura in the park across the street.