Hotels in Tokyo with Parking near Sumo Museum

Good value hotel with good service.
Within a 5-10 min walk from multiple subway stations. Many convenience stores nearby. Also near a pharmacy as well.

The hotel is located in a quiet area, a 30-minute walk from Tokyo Station. The interior is beautiful. There's a subway entrance nearby, and you can take a direct train to Haneda Airport.

Through a search on another site, our group of four women (aged 60+) decided to stay at this hotel. We booked each of us our own single room.

We stayed here for three nights and absolutely loved it. The rooms were a decent size considering we were in Tokyo. The thing that they didn’t advertise was that this is a dog friendly hotel.

Reception stuff very friendly and helpful! Everything was great.

This hotel with the smaller room which I have ever seen in my life. Life in room two people almost impossible: it's full uncomfortable and tightly.

This hotel was good. However, the room, which was a bunk bed was very small and cramped. My daughter and I barely had enough space for our 3 luggage.

Booked this last minute for an extra night in Tokyo and I’m glad I did.
Great location by Kuramae Station.

Lovely and helpful staff!

Hotel location is very good, in the quiet location of Chuo. Quite near to train lines as well. Room soze is very small (ave for Tokyo hotels) I guess.

Great place to stay in Tokyo! Outstanding staff always made us feel welcomed and was always readily available to help and always greeted us when we came back to the hotel. Great free breakfast buffet!

We stayed here for 5 nights and I would stay there again. The staf was very nice and professional and always helping with a smile.

Great Stay So Glad to Be Back! 😊
As a returning guest, this hotel once again provides us with great experience during our stay.

I was looking for the reason behind the great reviews, and I believe it is the staff. The front desk staff are very respectful, accommodating, and they all speak good English.

Great location for traveling to Tokyo.

Decent sized room with everything you would need. The breakfast served was very good and useful considering places open quite late.

Hidden hotel gem in the Ryogoku district, very close to a subway station and a short walk to Ryogoku Station. Literally right next door to the National Sumo Arena and the Edo-Tokyo Museum.

The room is clean, but a little bit old furniture, AC only 3 modes (L, M, H), close by metro station and bus, you need to take at least 2 lines to go anywhere, beaitiful view to Skytree!

Having a free buffet-style breakfast is great. You can always come back as long as you want it until 9:00 in the morning.

SERVICE: Booked via booking. Com and we thought they credited our payment thru our cc but when we came to the hotel, they asked for the payment.

What an absolutely perfect start to my Japan trip! From the moment I arrived at this hotel I knew my stay in Tokyo was going to be amazing.

Good location—close to the station with a direct train to Haneda Airport, and plenty of restaurants nearby.

I didn’t stay at the hostel, but a friend of mine did and she enjoyed her experience. This was a nice place to meet up in the morning before heading out on our Tokyo adventures.

Nui. Is the perfect hostel for people who want a little bit of everything. The rooms had a perfect level of people between them, the beds were comfortable and everything was extremely clean.

Wonderful hotel with great staff. They are super helpful to English speakers. It's clean and the views are amazing from up top. I didn't use the spa area though because I have tattoos.

Incoming a very detailed review! I stayed here with my husband for a total of five nights (not consecutively) back in September.

We loved the kindness of the staff and the elegance of the place. The hotel provided everything we needed, such as hair dryer, comb, shampoo, a fridge and even complimentary bottle of water.

A practical, clean, comfortable, and modern hotel. Located on the Aramae — Asakusa Tokyo highway. Very child-friendly with goodies and amenities provided at check-in.

Very spacious private single room, value for money, just note it's share bathroom. At night time is quiet no street noise and a convience store around corner.

Very good hotel, I had no issues here. There is a washing machine and dryer available to use in the lobby, gowns and little helpful toiletries to take.

The rooms were lovely and clean, facilities were all working. The only thing I'd complain about is that, apart from the daily room cleaning, there's nowhere for you to discard of your rubbish.

Just about perfect business hotel for single or couples. Location is excellent (near 2 train stations, walking distance to Akihabara).

I have stayed in probably 5-6 APAs throughout Japan and this one was similar to many of the others (to be expected).

By Australian standards, this is a 4.5 star hotel! With luggage stored under the bed, it was enough room for us to stay for 17 nights.

Excellent location: Asakusa station is a ~3 min walk, offering superb connectivity across Tokyo. Sensoji shrine is a ~7 min walk.

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.

For around $68 (10, 000 yen), Toyoko Inn Tokyo Station Shin-Ohashi Mae provides incredible value for travelers needing easy access to Tokyo Station.

Great location near Tokyo Station and relatively close underground station. The staff was extremely kind, helped us to save money by using their membership card.

Convenient location, it is a 17-20 mins walk to Sensoji and the shopping areas but it is perfect, in the sense that it is peaceful and quiet.

It was our first time in Japan, and it was everything that we expected. The room was intimate but had everything we needed.

The owner of this inn is so nice and kind. He will give you free snacks and drinks, cup noodles and more. The room itself is 1 room. Nice bathroom, 2 couches and 5 beds.

The residence would be perfect for a small family. I have stayed there with other 5 friends and the space was very limited but it is possible to stay there.

Great location! Convenient access from Narita Airport via the Keisei Access Express (much cheaper than the Skyliner! ) and also well connected to all of Tokyo.