Tokyo Prefecture Hotels

Hidden gem in Shiga Kogen! Lovely family-run traditional Japanese style hotel.

The Biwaike Hotel is a warm and inviting gem in the heart of the mountains, offering a truly authentic and unforgettable experience for those seeking a comfortable and traditional stay.

I stayed 10 nights here, honestly the room is pretty bare bones but we were just using it as a place to sleep and keep our stuff.

Really enjoyed my stay here with my fiancé. The room was clean and perfect for our 9 day vacation.

We choose apartment in this hotel and really like it! All fresh, new, so comfortable space and have really everything! So great and easy stay here in our holiday with baby.

We loved our stay at Monday Apart Hotel. The place was clean, cozy, and very comfortable—perfect for relaxing after a long day.

Great place to stay near Haneda Airport, 7 mins walk to umeyashiki station or 10mins walk to Kamata station. Konbini store near and paying parking lots available near house.

Lovely apartment with a super easy check-in and smooth check-out.
Surrounded by FamilyMart, 7-Eleven, Sukiya, McD, Matsuya, Can★Do 100 — everything you need is just steps away.

This apartment may be small, but it’s incredibly well-designed and packed with high-end features.

There’s no front desk, but messaging with the host was quick and smooth, so I have no problem at all. The room has microwave, dishes, and coffee and tea. That’s very convenient.

I'd arrived late at night though, since I had completed the pre check-in, entering the room was smooth and effortless.

The room was very clean and had a lot of amenities like a laundry machine, shower that doubles as a clothes dryer and a stove.

Kamata Ann Home in general is superb, stayed for 11 days during winter, house complete with all the amenities, hall, kitchen, laundry, toilet and shower on the ground floor, suited for my family of 5

The house location is fantastic with food all around. Clean and has everything you need. We travelled with a 2 year old toddler, so the two stories helped with noise separation for her sleep.

I stayed here in 2010 and then again 5 months ago on my second trip to Japan. Basic hotel — in all aspects — but cheap and in an amazing location.

It’s a wonderful hotel, especially if you’re on a budget. The location is very close to Asakusabashi train station, many local restaurants, a coin laundry, and two convenient stores.

One of the most social hostels I’ve ever stayed at. As a solo traveler, it’s super easy to meet people and find others to do activities with.

This is your classic fun, affordable hostel with great staff. Is it the cleanest? Well, no, but that's not what folks are here for.
The staff are wonderful, fun people.

This hotel is quite near the subway station. Just walk along from the hotel to Uenokoen Station about 5-10 minutes.
Room is small.

I chose this hotel for it's location and that there was an in room microwave. The price was also good for single room. The location was nearby everything in Ueno area.

We stayed for 4 days, four people, and we were satisfied.

My friend and I had the delight of staying here in May 2025 for our first international vacation. The location was extremely convenient as it is close to Minowa station, about a 10 minute walk.

Tiny friendly comfortable hostel in Tokyo. Glad to be here, can sleep peacefully and get ready for a new day.

The location is good, just few minutes walk from the train stations and if you’re going back to narita airport, this hotel is the best choice.

First time in Tokyo and very happy with our choice for first 2 days of our trip. Location is perfect, everything is close by. Rooms are small by Western standards but for short stay its no problem.