Tokyo Prefecture Hotels

Easy check-in. 10 minute walk from Tokyo station. Room was small, but comfortable bath and shower amenities provided. One night stay. Water is hot. This was my first time staying in a Japanese hotel.

Location is great, room is clean. Room is small but enough for solo traveller. They were unable to keep my luggages in hotel while I visited another city for 3 days.

Location is perfect. Close to Ginza station and Lawsons/familymart. Our room had a washing machine and dryer allowing us to pack less in our luggage and shop a bit more.

We had a wonderful stay at Tokyu Stay Ginza.
Nicole welcomed us so kindly and even helped us in Spanish, which made us feel incredibly comfortable from the very first moment.

Enjoyed our stay at Hotel Axas Nihonbashi. The room is very clean, and the laundry is very handy. Room is incredibly spacious for Tokyo standards. Coffee available at reception.

The hotel room is first a hallway that leads into one large living room/bedroom. The kitchen is part of the hallway. The washer/dryer combo were the biggest plus for me. They even provide tide pods.

Hi, I am writing this email to thank Mr Mizutani for the great care and assistance shown to my family and I during our trip to Japan in late Nov to Dec 2025.

Loved it, it was a great place to stay. Very quick to Tokyo central and Disneyland, good price and excellent room.

My stay was exactly what I expected from the official photos—the room was clean, minimalist, and true to its listing. The design is simple but thoughtful, and the **soundproofing was excellent**.

What stood out most was the incredible private balcony—a true rarity in central Tokyo. It was spacious, filled with healthy plants, and felt like a peaceful green retreat.

My first time stay at here. But surprisingly the hotel is so nice.

The room is in a good size for a short stay around Haneda Airport & the city of Tokyo. There are kitchenette, microwave and refrigerator to be included inside the hotel room.

Super close to Haneda, very short walk to the station. Lots of shops around for food or convenience stores. The owner is super friendly, and so are the staff. Highly recommend staying here.

What a wonderful experience. If you don’t mind sleeping in bunk bed in a group room, then you’ll love this place. Common area was very welcoming with friendly guests from across Japan and the world.

I arrived Haneda Airport at 10:30pm and clear the immigration process at 11:30pm. So choosing this hotel is the right decision. Rate is cheaper than other hotel in Tokyo.

It is near Kamata area which is close to Haneda instead of city center. You need around 45 minutes to reach city center such as Shibuya or Ginza by train.

I really enjoyed my extended (3 nights) stay here. Reasonable, comfortable, clean and thoughtfully equipped.

During our five-night stay at TOGOSHI 568 STAY in Tokyo, we had a wonderful and special experience.

Room is bigger than my other hotels in Tokyo (I can open my 20, 26inch and 28inch luggage at the same time with a little bit of moving some stuffs in the room).

Breakfast buffet has great healthy selections. All is good except that hotel slippers are recycled. They need to invest having a disposable slippers.

Exceptional stay – I can only recommend this place!
The location in Asakusa is perfect, with easy access to public transport and many attractions within walking distance.

This place was absolutely amazing! The staff were so friendly, helpful, and fun! They make you feel like family. This is the place to stay if you’re in Tokyo, it’s in the perfect place in Asakusa.

The hotel is very impressive! Although the room is small, it has everything.

We stayed here for three nights in as a family of four (parents, a six year old and three year old). The location is central and walkable to Senso-ji temple and Asakusa train lines.

It was a bit dirty and small, and there's no elevator, so if you have large luggage, it might be difficult to get to your room. However, overall, it was okay.

The rooms are clean and tiny—a given for a budget hotel in Tokyo.

Pros: amazing hostel! well located, quiet, close to lots of touristic sites, the staff is super nice, the facilities are great. The beds and space for each person is great.

One of the cleanest hostels I’ve ever stayed in. Rooms were nicely conditioned, offered plenty of space for luggage, workers greeted every time you passed, rooms were cleaned daily and all surfaces

Our stay at Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa was exceptional. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere felt intentional, calm, and beautifully composed.

Stayed here for about 4 days in January in the private open-air bath room. Coming out to just under $1k USD.
Now, my experience was very pleasant, and the place is aesthetically beautiful.

Super friendly staff and really cozy! The rooms were clean and comfortable. Much larger than I expected! I stayed with just myself and a friend and there was plenty of space.

The staff is super friendly and talkative and speak good English. Special mention to Kira :) with whom I talked 2-3 hours one night.