Tokyo Prefecture Hotels with a Parking

Hotel Allamanda Aoyama is, hands down, my new Tokyo happy place. From the moment I stepped in, the service was so smooth and attentive it made me wonder if they’d read my mind. The rooms?

Very good hotel! Staff is really friendly. I saw a lot of comments about the breakfast. We really liked it, but I guess a lot of people expect a buffet.

The room size was surprisingly spacious, especially for Tokyo standards, and everything was spotlessly clean.

Regular guest! I appreciate the staff team welcoming me every time. The exceptional salon room available for hire for business meetings in central Tokyo!

Stayed here with family and parents. Wonderful owner/front desk. Very accommodating with room needs and amenities.
Owner gave us several tips on local foods and attractions.

This is a very interesting, well sized hotel for Tokyo that looks like it’s developed out of an apartment layout. The room even came with a balcony.

Spacious room with affordable price, a luxury in Tokyo.
Checkin and checkout process went smooth and with as little fuss as possible, very typical efficient japanese style.

2025.11 Compared to other hotels I have stayed at in Tachikawa, both the room and the bathroom are relatively small. However, apart from this drawback, all other services were very satisfactory.

The hotel is only a year old and still has the brand new feeling, location is amazing its just outside the train station.

I had such an amazing experience at Hotel Moana. The hosts were incredible, extremely friendly and attentive. Breakfast was always delicious and the view was stunning.

Amazing experience with two total lovely hosts.

Good location not far from the station and have many places to eat and go shopping. Free breakfast but a bit too early ending at 9 am every day, I wish it could be extended to 9:30am.

Location is very good. Staff is friendly and speaks a little English. Rooms are very small but everything is well organized. Check out at 10am is a hassle, but luggage can be left in the lobby.

We were sweaty and hot from a day of walking. We stopped by for a rest and enjoyed the air-conditioned rooms, showers, drinks, and bed.

Stayed here for about a week. Very good value for money, friendly staff and amazing amenities. Very hospitable. We will be back! :)

My husband and I stayed in a deluxe double room for one week. We booked through Chase points and it was good pricing for the size of the hotel room. We used the Netflix and karaoke with ease.

First we were unsure of what kind of hotel this was but my fiance and I were curious and weren't afraid of what this adult only space would be like. It is NOT a bathhouse.

Definitely stay here if you're visiting Akigawa Valley! You get to wake up to a view of the mountains.

A very beautiful and relaxing spot for a Japanese country-side experience!

Very clean. Big and comfy bed. Nice facilities. Amenities are better quality than usual. The room is small (mine was 11 sq. M. ) but I think it's normal for business hotels.

We only spent a night here but the service was great. The front staff was very nice and helpful. First time we saw how small Japanese hotel rooms can be so we were a bit surprised.

This hotel is excellently located in Tokyo, just a short walk from Osaki Station, which made getting around the city incredibly convenient.

Small room as typical around here. Fits the expectation. I enjoyed to have the fitness club with decently sized pool in the same building for some extra charge.

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.

The rooms are small for two person, but since you are on a vacation and only needed to have a place to sleep it is good! The place is cheap and it offers breakfast buffet.

The room and private bathroom were clean. The A/C had to be turned on when I walked into the room and it took a while to fully cool the entire room.

I was there for 4 weeks, when I went for a fellowship training in Tokyo Women’s Medical University. Location is good. Surrounding area are not too much busy. So comfortable environment.

The Gajoen was a highlight of our Tokyo stay — a magnificent heritage hotel, with huge rooms, marble bathrooms, garden with waterfall, antiques and historic art deco murals.

The best and most spacious room I’ve ever stayed in. Excellent service in the best hotel. Absolutely worth the price! Everywhere you look is a piece of art.

We stayed at this guesthouse for 4 nights and found it to be perfect! The owner of the guesthouse was beyond welcoming and even invited us to a Mochi making class l the next day.

Despite it is basic accommodation I liked it. The staff is friendly, everything is working, kitchen is well-equipped and it is in calm area just beside the castle.

Beautiful 200 years old Ryokan, now owned by the 6th generation of the host's family. We stayed in a twin bedroom which was beautiful. Enjoyed a super delicious Japanese dinner and breakfast.

Pure japanes experience. Stunning location and super friendly and helpful owner. It has been our best experience of visiting Japan for 2 weeks!

Like with all Toyoko inns. The Nagano location is consistent with its other locations with its service and quality of rooms.

Hotel is 5 ~ 8 mins' walk from the much quieter East Exit side of Nagano Staion, overlooking the Nagano Stn East Exit Park.

Great location that is a 2 minute walk to the nearest train station to take you anywhere in the city. The room was very spacious and the host kept it very clean.

We enjoyed the location in proximity to the train. The trash can was small, considering there are no trash cans in public spaces in Tokyo.

We had a very comfortable stay at Daiwa Roynet Ginza Premier. The hotel is clean, well maintained, and very conveniently located near public transport, shopping areas, and many great restaurants.

Just a 15 min walk from Tokyo Station makes the hotel a perfect base for exploring Tokyo and doing day trips. Is just a couple of steps from a metro station and 5 min walk from Ginza station.