Tokyo Prefecture Hotels

The room was very clean and tidy. I rented a triple room, which was spacious and reasonably priced.

I really enjoyed my stay there. Yes the room was small but it was only me so it did not bother me much. The service and staff were great. The amenities that you get staying at this hotel were great.

Always staying at this hotel chain whenever I am in Japan. Reasonably priced with larger room size compared to the usual business hotels. Very clean and neat, with complete amenities.

Akabane is 20 mins away from Tokyo, Shinjuku, ikebukuro and Shibuya. Hotels are cheaper and 100s restaurants around. Ito yokado at the west exit. Great tourists.

Had an amazing time in Tokyo. R&B Hotel is in a great location. It’s close to the train station (a two minute walk) with lots of shops and restaurants around.

Loved this hotel so much. Convenient spot with a Don Quijote, McDonalds & a seven eleven all opposite it. Nice staff and the most peaceful train station sleep sounds. The pajamas were nice too :)

I honestly don’t understand the negative reviews. This is a hotel in Tokyo for around $83 a night, and I travel a lot. For the price, it’s one of the best stays I’ve had.

Our room was amazingly clean, I can't find any area inside our room that has a dust or even a stain — perfectly clean. We had such a wonderful stay in this hotel.

The hotel staff were very friendly and efficient. The room was spotless, and I was especially impressed with the cleanliness of the bathroom.

Always a great experience at Hundred Stay! Front desk staff is exceedingly kind and helpful. Rooms we chose were spacious and clean. Love the daily replacement of towels and complimentary waters.

Positive: Everything about this hotel are all 10's across the board. But if there is one thing I particularly chose this hotel again it's the shower room.

Excellent location. Only a 5-15 minutes walk to the busy Korea town, Kabukicho Street, Godzilla head, 3D cat billboard, Megan Don Quiote, and the Shin-Okubo train station.

Wonderful overnight stay in one of the penthouse suites. View was incredible of Tokyo. Room was clean, very spacious and staff were lovely. The check in was streamlined.

We recently had the pleasure of staying at the Shinjuku Granbell Hotel, and I would definitely recommend it for anyone wanting to stay in Shinjuku.

The hotel is located in a fairly central area of Kubitchico, which is lively and quite chaotic at night. The hotel is clean and offers the possibility to use an onsen.

I had a great time during my stay at this hotel. The location was very central behind the Toho building (Godzilla Head).

Clean and Comfy, Best Location, Its a traditional Japanese style hotel with beds on floors ❤️
Warning! — There Is no lobby at hotel in case you are arriving early/leaving late.

Reception is lovely. They helped me tremendously when I had trouble. The beds are really comfy.

The Edoya hotel was the first hotel where we stayed upon our arrival in Tokyo. The rooms are just like we expected, the experience is unique for a very very very reasonable prize. Breakfast was great.

We had an absolutely lovely stay here, and it was our first introduction to a japanese style hotel in our travel. And still here at the end of our trip, it was one of the best places we stayed.

Really really enjoyed my stay at Sakura Hotel. The rooms are spacious and the beds are comfortable enough for Japanese accomodation.

Great hotel for those on a budget. Very near the train station (Sendogi st. ). The rooms are clean.

I want to live here! Room had a fully functioning tea room, warmed tatami mats to rice paper walls, gorgeous! Kitchen with all the fixings, washer/ dryer to rice cooker.

The owner couple is very kind and considerate. We checked out late but they didn't charge us. When you talk to them, you can feel the warmth that you can't feel in big hotels.

We had a very pleasant stay for 9 days at Hotel Mystays Kameido, specifically in the Annex building. Overall, the experience felt very comfortable and homey, especially for a longer stay like ours.

The room is quite ok for two. It is not new but clean. The staff are good and location is good too. The only minus point is the bathroom. If you are 80 kg and above, I suggest you try newer hotel.

Private rooms is super cool, with good view on the river. Rooms is big, not only for Japan, at least for this price.
If you are runner there is running near the river.

I had a wonderful stay here. The staff were genuinely warm and always ready to help with a smile. Chihiro (ちひろ) was especially kind, helping me adjust my travel plans.

This was such a nice hotel to stay at while I attended a local event. The location is quite good. It's close to the train station, and a few minutes walk from a large mall and convenience store.

Booked two rooms, 1 superior room with two single beds, and 1 deluxe corner room with 3 single beds from Oct 28 to Nov 2, 2024. The property was situated in a quiet neighbourhood.

This was my first at a public onsen and boy, what an experience. We took the liberty of reserving one of the private rooms that can accommodate couples and it was such a great time.

I’ve wanted to visit Manyo Club ever since it first opened.
For some reason, a “Special Privilege Coupon” appeared in my shop’s mailbox.

Booked 1 Queen bedroom.
You can store your luggage here.
They can speak little english for simple communication.
Its located below the nishi kasai Tozai line station which is very convenient.

I’ve stayed at APA Hotels in Japan before, but this one is my favourite. I didn’t expect this level of comfort, hospitality, and staff always ready to help.

Just stopped by for lunch as v handy at the foot of the slopes. Slight issue with ordering — machine just wasn’t working. So had to pay cash at the counter. But food was amazing.

I initially booked Hotel Ichinose, but due to an issue with Agoda, the staff kindly contacted Hotel Khuls next door, where one of their team members came to pick us up. They quickly directed us to

To say that the hotel is outdated would be an understatement. I think they were the hotel where the athletes stayed during the 80s winter Olympics.

Cleanliness of room can be better, found a pouch belonging to someone else in the room, left lying in a corner of the room.

Really good price. The facilities are nice compared to the cost. On booking some reviews said the blankets were short and the room was cold.

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.

Staying at Rembrandt Cabin & Spa in Shimbashi was a truly relaxing and memorable experience.

I really enjoyed my stay at Rembrandt, keeping in mind that it's a capsule hostel with spa facilities rather than a full-service hotel.

Rooms were small, the usual Tokyo size it was hard to open all your luggage at the same time. Staff was always present if you need help even with your umbrellas.

We stayed here three nights in a comfort double room.
The room was decently sized, maybe because of the type but it was also a corner room so that may have helped.