Hotels in Tokyo Prefecture with Breakfast

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 am a solo traveler, and I really enjoyed staying here. The hotel is comfortable, clean, and in a great location. There are many amenities available, and they provide everything I need.

Very good and cosy place to stay if you are in Tokyo. The facilities are good and room comfortable.

It's pretty nice considering we really only sleep there. The onsen bath was really nice and hot. In fact hottest I have ever experienced. Very convenient location. Nice and clean and straight forward.

Booking two twin rooms for four nights in this hotel.
As the hotel explain there is only one twin room in on level, we had to be different level.

Very good hotel. Enjoyed the one night stay here!
I recommend purchasing the breakfast for 1500 yen, it is worth it. Good quality and tasty.
Room is cozy and modern.

I stayed here 5 nights in October. My frame of reference for business hotels at this price point is APA and Tokyu Stay. Located in southeast Ikebukuro, about 7 min.

I had a very comfortable stay at this hotel in Tokyo. The room was small but it’s expected in Japan. The room was clean and well-maintained. Staff were friendly, attentive and helpful.

Easy to walk from train stations. Room size is OK and beds are comfortable. However housekeeping needs to be more thorough. We notice crumbs are still on the carpet after cleaning is done.

Nice, very clean and reasonably priced hotel.
Friendly and helpful staff.
Perfect place to get your head down for a night or two whilst traveling.

I genuinely am surprised at how small the rooms were and toilet. Not my first time in Tokyo but this is HAHAA legit small.

Clean and well-maintained hotel in a very convenient location. The room was a typical Tokyo size, but comfortable and well organized.

I stayed six nights at this hotel and I was very satisfied with my stay.

I don't think there was much to add to the other reviews. This was the best hotel of our trip hands down. A perfect place to recover from the long flight and get to know a quieter section of Tokyo.

Ms. Y. Takata was excellent in helping us check in and sort out our booking problem — professional and super courteous service.

Stayed in a twin room with a friend between 24 and 28 Nov 25. It's a pretty small space with little room to move around, but this is only to be expected of your typical business hotel in Tokyo.

Convenient, clean, welcoming hotel which was ideal for a nearby conference. Lots of eateries nearby and not far from the station.

Great value for the price. Excellent location near the Yamanote Line. The staff was kind, and the facilities were clean. Plenty of showers, sinks, and bathrooms, so I never had to wait.

Kanda is an area filled with locals, you barely see tourists. The receptionist in this hotel is also barely speak english.

Recently stayed 6 nights here — only positive notes to say. Arrived late at night via the airport limosine bus which conveniently dropped us at the front of the hotel.

Stayed here for 5 nights. We had booked a triple bed room but as it was the end of our trip and all very tired we decided to swap to 3 single rooms. The staff made our request easy and smooth.

Currently in the process of renovations, the Park Hyatt Tokyo was a hotel that I long desired to stay in, and the chance to do so finally came after the pandemic restrictions were lifted.

Service is impeccable. The rooms are spotless. The Japanese breakfast is a delicious and bountiful feast — so much so that you may be full until dinnertime. This may be the only downside.

The location is amazing — basically right next to a metro station with multiple lines, food options nearby, quiet, and if you enjoy crafting like I do, it's right next to fabric street which has lots

This is a really good hotel, just amazing they are make me very happy here and im comming from 5 star hotel. The front office is friendly and very professional, they speak a rrally good english here.

The Westin in Tokyo (near the Ebisu train station) is wonderful! It's beautiful, quiet, upscale and in the best location. Breakfast is great with so many yummy options both Japanese and western.

Beautiful hotel with lot of great restaurants around. The staff service was great. The English speaking levels for the bell & front office team are amazing.

Pleasantly surprised with this hostel. Everything was very simple yet immaculate. Such nice staff that mostly spoke English but the place was mostly Japanese guests and not western tourists.

Fantastic stay! The whole place is super bright and incredibly clean—definitely a huge plus for shared lodging.
The staff were truly amazing.

Great hotel with wonderful staff. Highly recommend this hotel for your Tokyo stay. Rooms were very comfortable, spacious for Japan standards and impeccably clean.

To be clear, this is not a 5 Star Hotel. This is a top notch 3 Star Hotel that meets or exceeds all typical 3 Star expectations.
Check in was easy. Plenty of friendly staff at the front desk.

Horidome Hotel has a very strategic location, very close to many stations — even Kodemmacho Station is only about 300 meters away. Plus, with its very reasonable price, I think it’s really affordable.

Very nice and clean hotel, and affordable too. Single room was a bit small but this added to the charm of Tokyo. Front desk staff were helpful. It's a bit difficult to find, so keep your eyes peeled.

I enjoyed my stay at Hotel Ann Tsukiji.

Location is excellent, next to good food such as the tsukiji outer market, there are konbinis on the same block, train station and temple are near by. The staff were so kind and helpful.

I stayed here for two weeks from the middle of November '25 and have to say, I really liked the hotel. It was very clean and quiet and the room was perfect for my needs.

No coffee or tea available in the room.
Only green tea in the reception.
No coffee machine on the reception.
No water in the reception or room.
But clean rooms.
Near metro station.

Our family of 4 stayed for 6 nights. We really enjoyed our stay.
— Location right in Tsukiji Fish Market was convenient. It was about a 12 min walk to two different subway lines.

New hotel with helpful staff and a convenient location, not too far from the metro station.

Excellent value for families — They do not charge extra for children staying with you. The location is a 10min walk from the nearest station.

It's pretty cheap compared to other hotels in Tokyo area and it's very nice and decent. We are a family with 2 children, book a room but breakfast include our children without paying extra.

The staff was very nice and the room is great for the price. It’s a bit of a walk from the station, or you can take the bus nearby to Shinagawa Station.

Very nice modern facilities. Extremely close to Haneda airport. Staff were very helpful and accommodating. Onsen was fantastic.

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).