Tokyo Hotels

We stayed at this guesthouse for 4 nights and found it to be perfect! The owner of the guesthouse was beyond welcoming and even invited us to a Mochi making class l the next day.

Despite it is basic accommodation I liked it. The staff is friendly, everything is working, kitchen is well-equipped and it is in calm area just beside the castle.

Fantastic hotel, if a little on the older side. Close to the base of the slopes and well as the bus "terminal". There is also a convenience store nearby.
The staff is very kind and warm-hearted.

Great little place, very close to the temple and art gallery. Rooms were nice and private, even if the mattress was pretty hard. The station wasn't too far, and the staff were lovely!

Amazing owner! So kind and insightful. I’ll definitely be back and tell my friends.
Thank you so much!

Clean room and easy check, the hotel is a residential area and it's a bit of a walk to the station, I would not say it's a bad walk either.

Walking distance to Senjuohashi and a supermarket. Expect what to expect when you're in Japan though. The rooms here are small, along with the bathroom.

The accommodation was fine. Quite spacious and fully equipped. The only issue might be the trains passing by the window, which could bother some people.

Very spacious, whole floor apartment in Kamata. Excellent access to transport and eateries. Clean, well maintained and bright studio style apartment with own washing machine and kitchen.

Great location that is a 2 minute walk to the nearest train station to take you anywhere in the city. The room was very spacious and the host kept it very clean.

We enjoyed the location in proximity to the train. The trash can was small, considering there are no trash cans in public spaces in Tokyo.

This trip in Japan was full of sweet memories. We stayed at Hana Asakusa's house.

We have just arrived back from a 10 day stay here and we loved it! The house is so cute and cosy and felt like coming home after a day of exploring.

Maiko is amazing she is very quick to respond and it's super close to train station about 10minutes from there it's about 15mins to akihabara which is where yodabashi (9floor tech mall) is and best

Room was good for the 2 of us. AC in both room and the kitchen is really good. Toilet was nice and shower was big which I like because I'm tall and I had problems in some other apartments in Japan.

Pro: The facilities is definitely very clean. It is one of the cleanest facilities that I have encounter.
Staff are very very friendly, helpful and accomodating.

Great place to stay — was quiet and relaxed ans everything was very clean — really good staff too.
The bunks are nice and private and pretty spacey!

Stayed in Nov 2025. Had the best sleep in this accommodation — the beds are on the softer side with just the right firmness compared to others in Japan.

The space, while a bit cramped, is ideal for groups. Our unit had two toilets and two showers, as well as a full kitchen.

The location is fantastic! :-)
Just 2 streets from the main thoroughfare of Ginza shopping and dining, yet the rooms are quiet and comfortable.

We were in Tokyo city for 5 nights in Dec 2025 and this is our 3rd hotel, including Marriott AC hotel next door.
Courtyard location is at the fringe of Ginza area.

I stayed here for ten days and on my last day I got a light flu, because of this I wanted to check out late on my last day and the front desk, H Miyazawa, was extremely helpful in making that happen.

Great location close to a few train stations. Very quiet for central toyko. Clean and tidy. Compact rooms so squishy if 2. Towels replaced daily. Room service after every 3rd night.

We had a very comfortable stay at Daiwa Roynet Ginza Premier. The hotel is clean, well maintained, and very conveniently located near public transport, shopping areas, and many great restaurants.

Just a 15 min walk from Tokyo Station makes the hotel a perfect base for exploring Tokyo and doing day trips. Is just a couple of steps from a metro station and 5 min walk from Ginza station.

Nice service staff with free drinks, coffee and free udon.

We stayed 4 nights and found that it is within walking distance to the Tokyo station (about 10 mins). It is also near Takaracho station which make our journey easier when coming from Haneda airport.

I like my experience for this price! Perfect location for tourists, friendly and very helpful front desk! I enjoyed the shower and the iron they offered, room size is reasonable for personal travel.

I recently stayed at **KKR Hotel TOKYO** and was absolutely blown away by the experience! From the moment I arrived, the staff went above and beyond to ensure a comfortable and memorable stay.

Excellent hotel, very quiet and with great transportation connections to move around Tokyo.

The hotel stay was good. The room was comfortable and not much sound outside the hotel room hallways.
The hotel room bed was comfortable.

I love the hotel staff — very respectful and forthcoming. Breakfast is served. Laundry was available; used it twice.

Route inn are always dependable and value for money. The room was small as usual but very clean. The beige colour bathroom needs an upgrade to sparkling white.

The location is a bit far and a bit complicated if you want to go to Shinjuku or Ginza for example. But the hotel itself has great view, you can see Tokyo Bay from the lobby and your room.

Nice hotel, with a good view and direct access to a metro station. However, the location is only handy if your are going to Bigh Sight, in almost every other case, it’s a bit distant from everything.

Hotel is semi automatic via scanning id for check in and check out. Location is right next to the train station but no noise. There is a small town next door with cafes and restaurants.

Great location, 3 min walk to train station. Room is comfortable but bathroom a little small for my preferance. Great service. Wouldnt mind staying here again.

Room: Great for a solo-traveler. Did not find anything lacking.
Service: No complains.

A value proposition for those travelling to Tokyo on a budget. Located in the less fashionable area of Tokyo, Minami-Senju, though very close to Tokyo Sky-Tree.

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. Note that it is not a hotel in the sense you get your own room or bathroom. It is more like a dormitory, where you get your own private room but share the bathroom.