Tokyo Hotels

Lovely hotel! The staff were very nice and helpful if there was any type of problem.

Very cosy hotel, small room but with good service and location. Nice breakfast and friendly staff.

Everything was good! I especially liked the shower and cleanliness everywhere. Breakfast is free and hearty. There is a refrigerator, hot and cold water. The rooms are a bit cold in winter.

We had a great stay at Real Life Aoyama during our time in Tokyo.

Real Life AAYOMA is the place to stay when you are in Tokyo.
It has a very homely vibe and is a very spacious two-bedroom apartment for a place like Tokyo.

This is one of the hotels in Tokyo which I had stayed for many times. Located just a few minutes walk from the Shinagawa station, the hotel is not large, but room is clean and bed is comfortable.

For a 3-star hotel, this place ticks almost all the right boxes.

Very convenient location, clean and cozy. 3 minutes from the subway station Roppongi, within walking distance to National Art center, Roppongi Hills and Midtown.

The rooms here are tiny—like, seriously small! You can only fully open one suitcase on the floor by the bathroom. For my other bag, I had to squeeze a smaller one at the foot of the bed.

First Hotel after landing in Narita 12 hour flight. Lobby was welcoming and receptionist very friendly, spoke English which helped us being so new here. Very close to Train line, easy to access.

The hotel is very well-located, not far away from train and subway stations. Also there are a lot of restaurants and cafes nearby, as well as a supermarket and a mall.

Room had ample size for one person and the staff is really nice.

I stayed for a week in Aman Tokyo in the middle of December.

Staying at Aman Tokyo is an exceptional luxury experience that blends the serene Aman resort style with modern Tokyo elegance.

Recommended if you're looking for a place to stay in tokyo, especially with many choices of transports.
Direct train from narita stops at higashi-nihombashi, only 10 minutes walk from the hostel.

This was the nicest experiences in Tokyo. I was able to get my rest and be treated kindly by each of the staff members. Safety and communication is the key to success of this beautiful hostel.

Bed was comfortable and clean. Good location in Shibuya. Lockers for shoes and clothing. 24h service for late check in. People were respectful and quiet when I was there.

A little walk room the station up a couple of hills and over a road bridge which did have a lift if needed.

Getting here was kinda tricky. But then again, we had to drag heavy suitcases uphill in the rain. Then we found this check in window facing the street next to a laundromat.

It is about 10mnt walking from shibuya station, hachiko exit. I love the place as it is pretty quiet but there are plenty of restaurants open even at 2am.

+short walk to station.
+pretty affordable.
+more room than an APA.
-bathrooms/doorways are… badly designed ergonomically.
-no one explained that there were more bath towels in the laundry room.

The room is big and clean compare to others in Tokyo. Instructions from the staff and info website are clear to understand.

Budget friendly and best location. If u need walking access or near to any famous attractions this not it. But this area give a almost the best vibe of Japanese.

Extremely cost effective. Paid under $40/night. 7-eleven is a couple of streets over. Best part is that AC unit can be cooled or heated to whatever you want (something that APA seems to avoid doing).

Hello! Is there a safe place in the hostel to park a bicycle?

Really loved our stay here. The room was clean, spacious and felt very homely. Location was a bit far from the station but we didn’t mind the walk!