Tokyo Prefecture Hotels

very nice hotel! :) loved the room for our 2 weeks vacation. it was a big room and close to the station.
Can be a bit loud at night becouse of the trains driving on the track.

I loved the airbnb by pqd the room was very large! To fit all of us (7people) the location was great theres vending machines 7-11 near by and a close by to sunshine city!

I stayed on the first floor for 4 nights, and it was absolutely worth the money.

The place was really well-located! I had a great time staying here (I was mostly out, and was only here to sleep during night and take a bath). The owner was very friendly.

Rohan is a cozy, quiet guesthouse in the Habu Minato area of the island. There are only two guestrooms so you rarely have to wait to use the shared bath or kitchen. There are two toilets and sinks.

For a budget stay I had no issues. There was a water dispenser in reception, laundry, microwave, kettle. Water was low pressure in the shower. Other than that no issues.

Its a small room but the location is convenient. I barely can open my suitcase…and the bed is very hard.

Very comfortable hotel. Large room. Close to OKU station. The air conditioning worked very well. I really enjoyed it and will return many times.

Room is quite bigger than osaka even the TV is quite old but there is youtube so our toddler could watch cartoon. We check in before 3 pm and the old lady in receptionist is very kind.

Very close to the train station. And very close to asakusa and sky tree. The surroundings are quiet and peaceful. I would recommend staying here.

We stayed here for 15 nights and yes the rooms are a bit aged and the rooms arnt cleaned daily. But having been to Japan before this was quite typical.

The hotel is generally decent, and the location is excellent — about a 5-minute walk from Komagome Station on the Yamanote Line.
However, in my opinion, the price is higher than the quality justifies.

Excellent place near Tokyo tower, food, trains. Quiet and good place with good customer service. Stayed here with my wife and two small kids. Don’t listen to the haters.

For the same price as a hostel you can have a private room with Aircon, a refrigerator, and a desk. The rooms are small, but not as small as a bunk bed in a dormitory room.

When I first landed in Japan, it was raining like Niagara falls, so I was desperate to get to my hotel.

Shower heater takes a while to adjust. I spend 5~15min every time for the hot water to dispense, or maybe I just didnt understood how to use it as there are no instructions.