Cheap Hotels in Tokyo Prefecture

Clean space, friendly host. Quiet neighbourhood.
Futon and pillows were too flat making for uncomfortable sleep. Bathroom limited space for items to change.

Perfect hostel. Very wholesome vibes and feels like you’re in a Japanese families house.
Nothing, everything was excellent.

My stay at the Global Hotel was great! The location of this place is amazing! So many greats things within waking distance! The staff were friendly and helpful!

This hotel located very close to Shinjukku and near to shin obukko station.
Very clean beds and neat toilets.
Very nice reception staff.

I stayed for 8 days at Flexstay Inn Ekoda.

I was there for 4 weeks, when I went for a fellowship training in Tokyo Women’s Medical University. Location is good. Surrounding area are not too much busy. So comfortable environment.

Great place to stay. Very accommodating staff, friendly. The rooms are a bit old, but large, clean and comfortable. Great cost performance.

You get what you paid for; the women’s dorm smells like feet as it’s not ventilated well and is quite small. I think it’s from the slippers they provided. Socialization is non-existent for the women.

I love this little hostel. Super cozy, clean, great location — unbelievably close to multiple kombini, eatery, bus and metro stations, and several Anytime Fitness gyms.

Really enjoyed our stay here Chisun In Kamata, staff are friendly, approachable and are willing to help.

I stayed at the hotel for 4 days in January this year, I really enjoyed my stay and I recommend it. The hotel is clean, the rooms are cleaned daily, they aren't big but have everything you need.

I had a really good stay at Nabla!
The building and rooms are modern yet cozy, spacious, clean and offer everything you need for a comfy stay.

Great place to stay! The dorm rooms are quite spacious n comfortable even for large luggage… the staff were very kind. Loved the idea of a Fitbit kind wearable room key.

Lovely hotel in a quiet area surrounded by forest. The location is beautiful but without a rental car it may be a bit unpractical. Owner was very kind and helpful.

Very charming and cozy place with enthusiastic and helpful staff. It has the feel of a b&b but each room has their separate toilet, fridge, tv, etc.

Stayed here for 6 nights with a friend.

Staff are very friendly. A few speak some English, but Google translate works great. The rooms are small, but very clean. The bed is comfortable and black out curtains makes the room dark for sleep.

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.

We loved the place and the location. If you want a truly Japanese experience with the basics, stay there. I would stay there again.

​An Excellent Location for Asakusa Sightseeing.
​The location is simply the best for exploring Asakusa.

Stay for around 10 days for winter. First impression is the reception and lobby area is not fragrant and feel not comfort.

Staff is very nice and explain the rules and facility in details during check in. 5 minutes walk from subway station.
Capsule room and shared washroom are clean which are highly appreciated.

I had a wonderful stay at 9h Akasaka. I don't know what these commenters are expecting… I booked this hotel for about $30USD and the value is insane.

Quiet, comfortable, close to the Subway. Everything is well structured, straightforward and easygoing. Quick and self check-in, check-out.

Good：location, easy access in and out, friendly landlord, bed is clean, cheap for its location.
Bad: bathroom has stains and maybe mold? Tight space, bathroom shared with 5 other people and 2 sinks.

Great location for both metro and train with many different lines in less than 10mins walk. The hostel facilities is basic but enough for what you need.

Just finished my 13 nights here. It is a cube hostel and that is what you get but I found it more comfy than many bunk bed hostels I have stayed at in europe.

If you wish to have the capsule hotel experience, this hotel offers you a nice experience thanks to the careful choice of materials.

The hotel is only a year old and still has the brand new feeling, location is amazing its just outside the train station.

It's a few shared bungalows in a remote area of Chichi-Jima island, and you're in the middle of nature. For me what really made the stay fantastic was the staff and other guests.

Positive: Absolutely amazing. The staff are kind, attentive and patient. A little far from the city centre but that didn't matter since Shanti offered a pick up and drop off ride.

I stayed here for 3 weeks and it was truly a home away from home. Nana-San and Yuta-San have created a space that is welcoming, warm, and exceptional.

So amazing if you want to see a quieter, more homely side of tokyo!

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.

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!

The hotel is located in Taito City, close to Ueno (the Keisei express from Narita Airport will take you almost directly to the hotel!

Rooms are reasonably priced, enough amenities for basic needs and then some. The bestbpart is the proximity to the ginza line station. Will stay here again when we come back to tokyo.

The staff is very nice and understanding,
I really appreciated all the the condiments, including what seemed to be free towels for the shower which was appreciated.

Had a great stay here for a couple nights, my first time in Tokyo. Great location, close to the rail and happening areas, but an extremely quiet pocket where you can easily sleep.

Had a pretty good experience with this hostel. Rooms were a little small but didn't cause any issue.

We had a nice stay at plat hostel minowa forest. The rooms are basics, but clean and comfortable. The shared bathrooms are also cleaned often. For breakfast they provide breadrolls and soup.