SPA Hotels in Tokyo Prefecture

I'm from Thailand, I‘ve have been this hotel last 2 week! It was a good hotel for first time in Japan. Staff are very nice and the hotel very clean, quiet.

Great little hotel / hostel, a stone's throw from Ueno (station / park / you name it), which in itself is single train trip on the skyliner.

I stayed here 3 days and it was a cozy stay. A little far from Ikebukuro station to walk but it has a plus of being real close to Sunshine city mall. Service and rooms were good for what you pay.

Fantastic hotel, very kind staff, I will definitely stay at this hotel again next time I visit Tokyo.
In terms of location and comfort, I would say it beat all the other hotels I stay in by far.

This is a spotless hotel in a great location, easy access to all subway lines and easy food options for takeout. Good value with functional, if not charming, rooms.

Our family has stayed at this wonderful hotel at least 20 nights over the years. We look no further in booking a hotel.
The location is ideal being within minutes of major train stations.

Decent capsule hotel, very friendly staff, unfortunately the manager/owner found it too much an ask to store one bag for me for a two day gap on a three night stay. Really disappointing.

The capsule experience was beyond my expectations. The bed was comfortable, the room was quiet, clean showers and a large organization area in a very pleasant atmosphere.

The hotel and staff were friendly and the room was clean. I was happy to stay here for 4 nights.

Great hostel, clean and modern and in a good location with access to metro not too far away.
I stayed in the private room for two and a shared six bed dorm and both were really good.

Nice hotel quiet area close to several stations. Staff lovely.
The only real complaints I have are that the beds are extremely hard and are in need of a mattress pad or topper.

I stayed 1 night to experience the capsule lodging as I have never tried. This brand of BnB+ is a l short 3 mins walk from the metro, about 10 mns to the train.

Recommended if you're looking for a place to stay in tokyo, especially with many choices of transports.
Direct train from narita stops at higashi-nihombashi, only 10 minutes walk from the hostel.

Standard APA Hotel. Service was great and location is fantastic (close to everything, including Shinjuku station, shops etc).
Rooms are very small though, especially if you’re a bit taller.

You get what you pay for. Decent sized room for a small couple. If you have heavy duty luggage then I’d avoid. If you’re travelling with backpacks you’ll have enough space.

For a more local vibe within the Daikayama area, this hotel was a great first place to start my travel. There are plenty of local restaurants and stores to enjoy the hipster, artsy, and trendy area.

Great location if you are a fan of Starbucks reserve.

This hotel. Was right on the street of all good food and drinking places and about a 7 min walk to two metro subway stations it felt safe and upmarket area. Hotel.

The hotel is clean and well maintained, and the room is a decent size. Although it is close to the train tracks, we did not hear any noise during our stay.

You know what to expect as far as where you'll be sleeping, but the staff were always so helpful and patient with any questions I had and help I needed.

I stayed at this hostel a few years ago and found it very good. I recommend it and would stay there again.

We were in Japan to visit family and wanted to go Disneyland in Tokyo. We done some searching online and came across this hotel; we picked it for its location and good reviews.

Very good hotel, only the size of breakfast area is not enough for the guests. You Amy wait a little bit but not big issue!