Tokyo Prefecture Hotels

I loved my stay, only wish I could have stayed longer. The rooms and bathroom are impeccably clean, the staff are friendly and helpful, and the futon and provided yukata (pj’s) are so comfortable.

This was my very first stay in Japan! I really appreciated the welcoming host.

I had a perfect two night stay here as a solo traveller! The rooms were clean and comfortable and I even got a surprise view of Tokyo Skytree.

Stayed here for 3 nights with my boyfriend during the first part of our stay in Tokyo, before moving onto Shinjuku. Location wise, it is excellent.

COB Hotel Asakusa is a stylish, modern-retro gem that offers a unique stay experience for around $65 💎. The hotel stands out with its striking "Asakusa Red" exterior and a lively first-floor lounge

Great location, very close to lots of attractions and only about a 5-minute walk to the station. The room was small, but that was expected in Tokyo.

I highly recommend staying here. Convenient location. Skincare and toiletries provided. Their skincare products are amazing, by the way.

I enjoyed my 5-night stay at the Hotel Gracery Asakusa. This was my third trip to Tokyo and my first stay in Asakusa. It's conveniently located with easy access to/from Haneda and Narita.

My stay was reasonable and acceptable, hitting all the basic notes for a functional accommodation. It wasn't a luxurious or memorable experience by any means, but it certainly did the job.

This inn is just a few minutes' walk from several train lines, making it a convenient base for exploring Tokyo. The room is small but the bathroom is surprisingly spacious.

Great location right next to the temple and lots of restaurants and stuff around.
Hotel onses was perfect, open 3pm to 10am including complimentary ice cream.

The hotel is strategically located near Sensoji Temple and is surrounded by many small eateries. Since breakfast is ¥2, 500 per person, we have decided to eat out instead.

The room is pretty spacious, modern, and clean.
The service was great, very friendly and helpful.
Amazing location, super close to bus stop and JR line.

We had an amazing stay at The Barn Tokyo and loved everything about it. The location was ideal for us — not in a busy touristy area, but in a quiet, residential neighborhood where you get a glimpse

The place is really good. The location is close to three or four major lines and the utilities in the apartments are really good.

It was small types of rooms, but it was comfy.

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.

APA Hotel Asakusa Ekimae is a great choice if you want convenience while staying in Asakusa.

The location is excellent — just a five-second walk from Exit A1 of the Asakusa Line.

Very small, but clean room and bathroom. Bed itself is small with strange pillows. (Ask for a comfortable pillow upon arrival. ) Very friendly and helpful front desk staff who speak English.

Location: Less than 5 minutes walk from the station. There are convenience stores nearby. Supermarket is just across the street.
Room: Standard Japanese room.

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.

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.

This hotel was in an excellent location — 2 minutes from the Akasaka subway station and bus stop. There are free tea, coffee and toiletries in the reception area.

I’ve visited Tokyo multiple times and this hotel is my favourite to stay at. The location is unbeatable from a transit perspective, being a 1 minute walk to 5 different lines.

Room is very clean and has classic modern design. All staff are very accommodating and friendly as well. Also ordered room service for breakfast and everything was delicious.

Very pleased with my experience. 田中Sanaさんallowed me to drop my bags off early. When she checked me in, I explained I was here for my birthday and she made me feel welcome and special.

Perfect location, nice rooms, and a surprisingly good amenities bar (bath salts, face masks—not the best quality, but a thoughtful touch after a long, drying flight).

There's location perfect, and also hotel's staff very kind, and room is always clean. There's hotel have a all facilities, amenities. I'm very satisfied.

The location is excellent, it is situated in a very busy are eith losds of restaurants, shops like Family mart, 7-eleven and a large pharmacy amongst others.

Overall, a solid choice for a family stay. The hotel is conveniently located just behind Akasaka Metro Station, which offers excellent connections to other parts of the city.

Loved this hotel. So close to wonderful attractions and so close to the quieter side of Tokyo too. Very convenient for the Ginza line and more.
The bedroom was very well appointed and so comfy.

Yes, I would recommend this hotel.
Great location—only about a 400m walk to the Ginza Line, which makes getting around really easy.

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.

What a wonderful hotel! We are frequent travelers and the attention to detail and service here has been phenomenal.

A great hotel Amazing hospitality, service, food, amenities, conference facilities and people.