Tokyo Hotels

Rooms — they allowed my daughter to stay with us. It was our choice. For its price and location this is one of the best.
Service — they will assist you no matter what.

Check in was relatively painless. Staff are polite, competent, and have a good command of spoken English. Rooms are quite small. There is a tiny bathroom with small tub, shower, and toilet.

We stayed at Moxy Kinshicho for about 10 days, and truly, everything about our experience was exceptional.

Unbelievably vibrant hotel.
I felt perfect as soon as I entered. Reception, lovely bar, eating and live music area are combined together. Sooooo stylish.
Staff is so friendly and helping.

Room is pretty small (but that's expected). Location is nice, less than 10 mins walking distance to Kinsicho station and department stores.

The room is spacious as we booked a twin room, with the skytree view. It's new, tidy and clean, with a hot pressure shower which refreshes you after a long day.

Would definitely stay here again. I found the service to be great and the hotel to suit our needs for the trip.

Rooms are tiny! But they are clean, and have everything you need. The staff is readily available and helpful, and having a coffee shop as a lobby is a nice touch.

What a wonderful hotel! We are frequent travelers and the attention to detail and service here has been phenomenal.

A great hotel Amazing hospitality, service, food, amenities, conference facilities and people.

Very good little hotel for our stay in Tokyo. The room was a little small but we didn't stay inside for long so that wasn't a big deal, and when we were there, it was quiet in our room.

Great location and comfy rooms. Free ice cream and alcoholic drinks — incredible! It is a 'love hotel' but there were absolutely no issues in our 5 night stay.

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.

Room was compact yet had everything you needed and enough space to rest. It was within good walking distance of many restaurants and metro stations.

Clean hotel just a 15 min walk from Shinjuku Station. From the airport I took the Narita Express train with direct connection to the Shinjuku Station. Plenty of stores and resturants next door.

We arrived at the hotel slightly before 4 and was notified that we couldn’t check in until 4, but we could leave our luggage there. We went on with our last day in Tokyo and returned around 9pm.

AOI The hotel receptionist was outstanding. Very friendly, professional, and helpful from the moment I arrived.

We stayed 6 nights at Hotel Yuni. Was the best place we have ever stayed. The kindness and hospitality is nothing ive ever experienced ever.

We stayed 4 nights at Hotel Yuni Star in Tokyo and truly enjoyed our stay. The location is very convenient, with metro lines just a short walk away.

Fantastic location and wonderful service. Though the room itself was smaller than we thought (2p), so if you’re 2+ people definitely get a bigger room for more space.

Great place to stay. It has spacious rooms and all the things you would need such as a coin laundry (no dryer), bathroom with all the amenities, fridge, and kettle.

A wonderful hotel. Very quiet location. Yet close to a major rail station. Lots of good places to eat close by. The apartments are well appointed.

We stayed here with our teenager and other son for a week. It’s a very large space with everything you could need and the beds are very comfortable.

A room is enough for 2-3 person. With hot & cold AC, water heater, and all basic needs. The building is new and clean. 👍👍

We had a very pleasant stay at Provence Hotel. The location is excellent — close to convenience stores, a mall, the train station, and many restaurants, which made moving around Tokyo very convenient.

A well-appointed and well-run boutique hotel perfectly situated in the center of Ginza. The location couldn't be beat: near major subway stops, Tsujiki fish market, and all the shops of Ginza.

We recently stayed at.
Hotel Grand Bach Tokyo Ginza and we wanted to share our experience.
From the moment we arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful. The check-in process was smooth.

We liked this hotel mainly for its central location but also the rooms are large by Japanese standards.

Lovely well appointed rooms. The Hotel is a a very nice quiet area close to two stations with a short distance to walk. Very close to fish market and many fantastic eateries.

Great room with all the basic necessities.
There's a cafe and Lawson right downstairs.

The location is excellent and it is within a 3 minute walk to the nearest subway station. The room is small as expected but it is clean and tidy.

We had a very comfortable stay at this hotel. The family room was spacious and well designed, offering plenty of space to relax, and the beds were extremely comfortable.
The service was exceptional.

We had great stay here. Rooms are large (40sqm) with small kitchenette and washing/dryer machine. Relatively new (April 2025 opening). Quiet part of Ginza.

COB Hotel Asakusa is a stylish, modern-retro gem that offers a unique stay experience for around $65 💎. The hotel stands out with its striking "Asakusa Red" exterior and a lively first-floor lounge

Great location, very close to lots of attractions and only about a 5-minute walk to the station. The room was small, but that was expected in Tokyo.

My stay was reasonable and acceptable, hitting all the basic notes for a functional accommodation. It wasn't a luxurious or memorable experience by any means, but it certainly did the job.

This inn is just a few minutes' walk from several train lines, making it a convenient base for exploring Tokyo. The room is small but the bathroom is surprisingly spacious.

My stay here was brief—just one night before moving on to my next destination—but the service I received afterwards truly blew me away.

Honestly, it’s one of the best hotels we’ve stayed at in Japan.
First of all, the staff is super nice and incredibly helpful.

First trip to Japan and a great introduction.
Loved the no shoes past entrance rule. Everything felt clean and homely.
Friendly helpful staff at reception and in restaurant.

The rooms are a bit small but for Tokyo and the price paid it's quite good value.

Had a fantastic stay at Asakusa Kokono Club Hotel. The location is great—on a quiet street but still very close to the famous Sensō-ji Temple.

Great Hotel, with good bedrooms and good view.
At the desk of the hotel : M. OGATA was very helpful and nice with my wife and I.
She also gave us delicious restaurants recommandations.

I wish we could have stayed longer. The little studio was perfect for our stay which also had the comfiest bed I’ve had in all of Japan. The bathroom was small but the shower great.

We highly appreciated our stay at designers hotel siesta during 3 nights. The location is nice, in a calm neighbourhood and not far from Asakusa, akihabara, ameyoko shopping district.

The place is really good. The location is close to three or four major lines and the utilities in the apartments are really good.

It was small types of rooms, but it was comfy.