“We booked 2 night stay tryingsttrying for the 1st time at Mutsui hotel chain. We were very impressed with the spacious room for Tokyo standard, nice reception, right above JR station Shin-Nihonbashi and also the subway station Mitsukoshi Mae. We stayed at Daiwa Roynet before and few other Japanese chains and the rooms were smaller as expected for Tokyo standard. The great experience was destroyed by Ms Yamagechi, the front desk staff when we approached her to notify her that we're very closed to check out time and we would go up to collect our luggage and check out. We expected her to be appreciative of our proactiveness. However, instead, she gave the unhappy look that we passed the regular check out time which we told her the hotel has agreed to extend 1 hour for us. Not only that, not looking interested to continue the conversation, she's like 'Hurry up!" We're totally appalled with her attitude. She's in hospitality industry but yet she's so hostile. We expected more friendliness from Japan and she just took us by surprise. To the Management of Mitsui Garden Nihonbashi, please ensure you send Ms Yamageshi for customer service and hospitality training. Despite the unpleasant experience by the staff, the hotel is a really nice one, spacious to stay and I'll highly recommend it. Nihonbashi is a business district, much quieter as compared to Ginza or Shinjuku and if you prefer less touristy nice quiet neighbourhood, this is perfect. There're nice restaurants around the hotel too.”

“The breakfast bread is quite nice and I had a few slices. They have 2 new apple PCs at the lobby which is good for business people who need to do some urgent work. But the hotel size is quite tiny. I believe 80% of the budget Tokyo hotels are like this. ”

“love the room that larger than other hotel in Tokyo. There are Kitchen, dinning table , refrigerator and microwave. we stayed here for 3nights for 4person. Location only 450meter from Ueno station and Seven Eleven along the way we pass. Staff friendly and good service. The staff help to call taxi to KeiSei line on the day we left for us. Recommend to stay here.”

“It's a sleek, modern and clean no frills hotel, all we needed for a Tokyo hotel to recharge at night ! Went for the deluxe double and it was well worth it for the bigger bathroom and most importantly , a proper massage chair , invaluable after a long day in the city! For the money paid I can't find a better hotel in Tokyo ! Similar priced ones are usually smaller and more basic. It's very close to three metro stations, so easy access to other parts of Tokyo like shibuya, shinjuku And skytree tower! Drawback is 10-15 minutes walk to airport bus and likewise for Tokyo station, not easy with lots of luggage. And its Ginza! good for shopping during the day but nothing happens at night . But it's one of the few hotels I would consider staying again next time I am in Tokyo !”

“Got a single, smoking room. Very nice room no complaints. My first time in Japan and this business hotel is located near a major train station, Nippori Station. Very convenient to travel to just about anywhere in Tokyo and to and from Narita Airport. Might be confusing at first to use their train and metro but then I have my best friend with me which is Google Maps and Japan Travel apps and it made my solo trip seamless when it comes to trasportation. Lot’s of restaurants nearby, convenient stores and drugstores that sells almost anything you might need. Yanaka Ginza, a quaint landmark in Tokyo is very near, about 15 mins walk from the hotel which I explored on the last day of my trip. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel because of its customer service and convenience, though as you have read in other reviews that the rooms are small, and it is, might need a lot of manuevering around for 2 people but over all it was good experience for me. Yes!! Just book this hotel 😀😀”

“My 2nd APA Hotel that i stayed in. As usual APA hotel is super clean and nice even the room is perfectly clean. Facilities is good. The public bath is awesome. Hotel staff are very friendly and efficient especially the guy that help me with the check in.. will return to any APA hotel in tokyo. As i think they have a very high standard in their hotel cleanliness, facilities and the staff that is working there.”

“Its expensive but its normal value in tokyo for a hotel. But the location is really great as it will give you the best access for all other attraction in tokyo. Hotel is also a partner of Disneyland and they have FREE shuttle to disneyland park. All in all its the best hotel to stay in shinjuku japan.”

“Arrived very late at night from Haneda International Terminal through both Monorail & JR Yamanote Line, I had to spend around 20 minutes to find the right way from JR Shinjuku Station. However, it's inside Kabuki-cho, which is one of the best place to have a night drink in Tokyo. But also, the staff is very kind as they kept my 50,000 yens CoD order while other hotels in Tokyo would refuse. For French visitors who are not fluent in English, this is the right place to find French-speaking staff. The room size is correct according to Tokyo standards and it's equipped with Shiseido amenities everywhere. I would also recommend to have a delicious breakfast on the top of the hotel to get a wonderful landscape of Tokyo.”

“Strategically located in a quite ally in Ginza so it’s convenient but away from the hustle and bustle. Room is larger than most three stars hotels in Tokyo. Staff members at the front desk were very hospitable, but those at the restaurant apparently were NOT clear about the room plans offered at their hotel. I payed extra money for breakfast and two drinks per day, but the restaurant manager repeatedly told me the drinks were just filter coffee and teas, which were already included in the usual breakfast layout, and appeared indifferent when I showed him the booking confirmation from Agoda. This is something I’ve never expected from any hotel in Japan. So do NOT book rooms with “free drinks” otherwise you’re wasting money!”

“We booked the Tower Suites Double. Not sure if it was included but just not mentioned on the booking or if we were upgraded, but we got a room on the 38th (premium) floor with a view of a park and Tsukiji market, and daily breakfast for two. Here's a quick summary of our excellent stay at The Shiodome RPH: Location: the hotel is conveniently located close to the Shimbashi station. However, for those not used to living/staying in a large metropolis, although the hotel is connected to the station, it may still take 10-15 minutes to walk to a certain subway line as the stations have many exits and are well connected underground. In addition to train/subway, there is always a taxi standing by outside the hotel and the valet is very helpful. There is also airport shuttle to and from Haneda and Narita airports. Facilities: the hotel has a spa and a gym, although I did not use either. There are several restaurants on-site. For the daily breakfast there are three options: Western buffet, Chinese buffet, and Japanese. We ended up going to only the Western and Chinese buffet, both are small but have delicious food. There is also a 24-hour Family Mart convenience store downstairs, which provided several yummy late night snack/drink options. We also quite enjoyed the iced and hot coffee available in the vending machine on our floor. Room: My biggest concern with booking a hotel in Tokyo is with the size of the room and the size of the bed, as I have read many reviews in the past that mentioned Tokyo hotel rooms are small. Our room is not the case - we have a HUGE (King+ size) bed, and the room still has a small seating area and desk. Overall I was very satisfied with the size of the bed and the size of the room. The premium floor rooms also offer high ceilings, which is a plus. Room is very clean and comfortable. Amenities/Others: There is a capsule coffee machine in the room and mini bar. Of course, there is a nice toilet in the hotel (specialty of Japan). But I LOVE the”

“East 21 is an excellent hotel. The staff are helpful and polite. English is well understood. The rooms are comfortable and clean. They are small but this is typical of nearly all Tokyo hotels. Breakfast is a buffet, good enough to suit both Asian and International tastes, but check prices as charges increase usually on weekends. The fitness centre and spa is clean and well equipped but can be expensive depending on the day, typical of the variable rates that many Tokyo hotels charge. Pick the week days for lower prices. East 21's location is an 8 minute walk from Toyocho station (T14) on the Toyo Rapid rail line, an easy connection to the Keisei rail line which takes you to and from Narita airport. The hotel also has shuttle buses to both Narita and Haneda airports. Using the Toyo line, its easy to get to most locations around Tokyo city. Overall, Hotel East 21 is excellent value for money. While its not 5 star, its a good 3.5 to 4 star at a reasonable price.”

“Nearby Amenities: 5 STARS Note: Direct to Hotel From Narita Airport Terminal 1: Narita Sky Access Line, Platform 1 (Orange Colour) Drop at Oshiage Skytree Station, Exit B3, Front of Hotel Back to Airport Narita Airport Terminal 1: Narita Sky Access Line, Platform 3 (Orange Colour) Price: Y 1170 Journey: 1 Hour Note: Do not take Taxi or Uber in Tokyo (Very Expensive) Take MRT station to station for journey Easy: Download Apps: Tokyo Subway Halal food: Download Apps: Halal Navi( Easy to locate halal food) Reconmended: Panga BBQ at Taito Mobile Internet: Wifi Rental at Narita Airport Terminal 1 Counter Want Cheaper: Buy Tokyo SimCard thru qoo10 Delivered to House before departure. Setup japan mobile profile before departure (easy read manual). Network Docomo: 5 Stars”

“The room was very spacious compared to orher 5-star hotels in Tokyo. Hotel like this would cost much more but through agoda i got pretty good deal so i definitely enjoyed my stay at Cerulean hotel.”

“My parents and I stayed at this hotel for our last segment of our Japan trip and we had a wonderful experience overall. Staff was very welcoming and helpful from start to end. The hotel exceeded all of our expectations. It's hard to find spacious hotels in Tokyo, and this one was modestly big for the 3 of us. Room was clean and supplied with numerous vanity kits, not to mention all the other beauty goodies located at the lobby. My parents kept raving about this place and how awesome the hotel is. Location is great too as it's close by numerous train stations. There's nothing I can think of that's bad or needs improvement. Overall, a wonderful hotel and amazing staff! Thank you Hotel Sardonyx Tokyo for such a pleasant stay! We will definitely stay here again if we ever stop by Tokyo!”

“A very clean hotel. It is newly opened. My room was rather small and cramp, which is expected of Tokyo hotels. Many amenities besides the basic toiletries were provided. The bathroom was designed to look like your very own private onsen. The view from my room on the 21st floor was superb. The only gripe I had was that the bed was too small. It is a super single bed. Too cramped for 2 adults and 1 small child. The other thing is the blinds. It is not enough to keep sunlight out in the morning and the sun rises at 4am in Tokyo. The location is very convenient. There are many restaurants and convenience stores just below the hotel and it is just within 10 minutes walk from Shinjuku Station. The service from the staff at the front desk was excellent. I asked many questions and directions to the attractions in Tokyo and they took the initiative to look up from the internet whatever they did not have answers to.”

“We stayed in this hotel for 2 days recently. We had a very pleasant experience throughout our stay. Initially we booked our room in 2 separate booking, so theoretically we have to check in another room for the 2nd day, but the front staff, a gentleman, is so kind and really took the time to find us a high floor room for the 2 nights so that we need not have the hassle to change room. Thank you so much. Obviously we had a good view looking out to Tokyo Tower. Room is not big but adequate, well lited, including the bathroom. There is convenient store in house which proved to be very useful. But through out our stay, the one thing which touches us is the friendliness of the hotel staffs, very courteous and ever ready to help. That particular lady who sent us to our limousine bus deserved special mention for being very thoughtful. Unfortunately in a hurry we didn't register her name. We stayed in 6 hotels in Tokyo, and I must admit we have the best experience from this hotel.”

“Nippon Seinenkan Hotel is over the road from the Meiji Jingu Stadium, which means it's super easy to catch a Yakult Swallows game - so much fun! The hotel itself is very new and very convenient to the Tokyo Metro Ginza subway line, and the Omotesando, Shibuya and Shinjuku shopping areas are all within walking distance. Ginza shopping is only a short subway ride away. The hotel staff were very friendly - lots of English was spoken, which made things even easier for us. I've stayed in quite a few really lovely hotels in Tokyo and the Nippon Seinenkan Hotel compares favourably in lots of ways - value for money, quality of room, location and facilities. The room (queen) was small, but that's Tokyo - it didn't worry us even though we were there for 15 nights. There's even a Family Mart on-site for late night snacks. All in all, a wonderful stay in the best city!”

“The only weird thing is google maps doesn’t show this hotel’s location... I used the address to find it. This property appears new. The lobby is beautiful and the staff were very nice. The highlight are the rooms! Clean and modern. Not as small as I’ve experienced in other hotels in Tokyo. My wife and I were very comfortable. The onsen was amazing too. The location is a short walk from the train station and right in the heart of Roppongi. I highly recommend this hotel!”

“This is my fave hotel in Tokyo located in a very busy section of Tokyo called ikebukuro. although the room is quite small and the design is a bit outdated but it is very clean and the staff service is superb. The staff helps to receive and keep my japan wireless package safely until i arrived and they even helped me to post back the package after i checked out. Dont worry if you overshop as the concierge provides post service to send your stuff back to your country at a reasonable free. They even sell various sizes of shipping boxes at an extremely cheap price and they even let you use their scotch tape for free. Metro station is location right at the back of the hotel in the Lumine building, mojor departments store such as TOBU, SEIBU and PARCO are just a few steps away from this hotel. Convenience stores are just right by the corner. I will be back for sure. Thanks”

“This was really a good stay and i would highly recommebnd this hotel in Tokyo. First of all rooms are large and not over priced when you ask for a twin bed room. I think it is very rare in Tokyo. Then service level, wuality and confort of the rooms are really good in line or above european 4 stars /5 stars standard Location is good very near to metro / train station. Access is very easy . Hotel has public baths on the top floor an it is nice to try. The only bad thing to mention is that internet in the room was very very very slow. So you could not really use it except for emails checking.”

“The Shibuya Excel Hotel was my first stay in Tokyo Japan. I must say it was the most wonderful experience. The Hotel is brilliantly located, has the best views, lovely and clean and tidy and very quiet. Very relaxing to return to after a busy day exploring this wonderful part of the world. The staff are great ambassadors for Japan and maintain that lovely warmth, respect and friendliness of all Japanese people. I have no hesitation in recommending the Shibuya Excel to anyone who is looking for a reasonably priced, comfortable hotel in Tokyo. The longer you stay the better!!!”

“We stayed in a corner twin room that faced the Mitsukoshi Dept. Store. We had gorgeous views of Ginza. The hotel is very new, just opened last year. The design is very modern, clean and smartly thought out. I appreciated how the shower is separated from the toilet and the sink. There is a empty mini fridge to keep all one's personal items cold without having to hassle w/overpriced stocked drinks. They have a Nespresso machine with half a dozen different coffee capsules from which to choose. They are delicious. Not to be outdone is the drip coffee pouches they supply. I almost dismissed it as being low quality just because it came in a foil bag. I was absolutely wrong. It made the best hotel room coffee I've ever tasted. This being Japan, the service is never less than solicitous and efficient. Someone is there to greet/help you at the entrance, the reception desk, the elevator, etc. Check in and out procedures never took more than a couple of minutes. WiFi was signal was strong throughout the building (at least all the areas I visited ) if not as fast as at home but download speeds were acceptable as long as you aren't streaming a lot of video. The hotel had a lot of nice touches such as a currency exchange ATM, stamps for postcards, electrical outlets at the bedside, soft linens, a dehumidifier, daily morning newspaper delivery, etc. We stayed in mid-January for 2 nights and paid the extremely low rate of $200/night which included tax and service fees. I can't see any other hotel in Tokyo coming close to this in value (and I've stayed in several so I speak from personal experience).”

“The location of the hotel is its best selling point. Couldn't be more convenient for those travelling to Narita airport by skyliner. The room itself is a little bit bigger than other Tokyo hotel rooms and for 1 person feels the right size. The bed is super soft which i thought it would be a problem but i have a suspicion that it is a memory mattress. Same with the pillows they are flat but again for me it wasn't a problem, as i got used to it within an hour. The TV screen is big with some Japanese channels and BBC world news that you can watch for free. Moneywise it was a bit expensive but again you are paying for the convenient location.”

“I was pleased with the hotel's location as this is situated near the Kinschicho train station. There are several restaurants nearby and 7-11 convenience store is just a few steps from the hotel. The staff were very accommodating and can speak English very well. The room is quite small but I guess that's the norm in Tokyo hotels. I'd book again in this place when I go back to Tokyo.”

“The Shinagawa Prince is one of the largest hotels in Tokyo 3700 rooms..It is convenient located 2 minutes walk from JR Shinagawa Station..The staff are extremely polite and helpful it has free computer access on the 7th floor in the annex for those who don't carry a laptop.with a variety of restaurants nearby..I found it good value for money after traveling to Japan for over 40 years..Shinagawa itself is central to Tokyo and having a Shinkansesn stop at the station is a plus for those traveling on.”

“Around 5-10 minutes from kyoto station, so far best hotel in Japan i ever stayed. They have face steamer and leg massager that u can use all the time. Very friendly and helpful staff, big space room compared to other hotel in tokyo with same value money. I lost the phone and they really helpful to help me find it. Near family mart and some japan restaurants. Definitely will back!”

“I have try another capsule Hotel in Tokyo but for my conclusion this is the best capsule hotel that suitable for me. The range to metro station is walkable and not to far. The staff is the best ever. They even provide you free drink! The capsule is the largest compare my other 4 capsule hotel I have stay in Tokyo. Thanks a lot owl hotel! Arigato gosaimas”

“Pros: cheap, close to Tokyo tower, clean, friendly Cons: about a 1km walk to main Subway station, only 2 plug outlets, pillow was extremely firm so wasn't the best sleep (bring small travel pillow if you can) Misc: it is a capsule hotel to pack light, there isn't much space. Your room is basically a need and smaller storage bin.”

“The location is good, near a JR and Tokyo metro station, as well as plenty of good restaurants and grocery stores that are open late. There is also a small park up the hill where you can enjoy your bento box. However, this is little more than a row of bunk beds, two showers, and a bathroom. The owner is only there to check in new guests, and is available via e-mail if you have questions. Otherwise there is no front desk service. Also, there are no lockers or even a lock on the front door, which might be fine since Japan is pretty safe, but can be a bit unsettling if you're not from a place such low crime.”

“this is one of best hostel in Japan i stayed. wifi fast and easy to connecte bed(capusal box ) it isolated room that feel like stay at tiny single room.the mattress is good to sleep.(not too soft or hard) Shower & bathroom clean and enough number of them.i never had waited. common room there re free coffee & tea,tv,kichten,friage. well cleaned i got this booking with cheap price (1800 yen). but i ll stay here next time too. reception staff are friendly and gave me nice smile when i checked in.”

“This was my first time to Japan and had a complete blast. Khaosan Tokyo Origami was a part of that experience and glad they could provide accommodations for me. The vibe and look of the place was really pleasing. Everything was very organized and easy to follow if you are unfamiliar with how a hostel works. They have washer and dryer if you need to clean clothes and a big social area on the top floor that has a kitchen and an excellent view of the neighborhood. Cannot recommend these enough if you're in the Taito area or just looking to stay in Tokyo in general. Definitely plan to book with them again next time I travel to Japan.”

“I do definitely recommend this hostel to anyone. The cleanest I have even been at. About five minutes walk from a subway. 24 hours hot water. Shower water pressure is amazing. The staff are amicable and helpful. The hostel is also within proximity to Seven Elevan and other places such as MacDonald, restaurants and etc. Sequrity is 100%; after all the hostel is located about 5 minutes from the police station. I could go on and on, but let me leave the rest for you to find out. Will definitely stay at Tokyo Guest House if I ever return to Japan. Thank you all at the hostel!!”

“I didn't expect much when I first booked Trace. I needed somewhere quickly and inexpensive. It ended up being so good!! -Friendly and comfortable. -They keep your bags up stairs if you arrive early. -There is free coffee every morning from 8am-10am -It's one train from NRT airport -The two stations that are closest are great links. I hadn't been to Tokyo before so I got to see a lot very easily. I stayed on the 4th floor in the female dorms. I would recommend requesting the lower bunk as these have drapes. or beds 416/418 as they are in there own little corner. The showers and toilet area were kept well clean. You get a fresh towel every 3 day. Hairdyer Straighteners Slippers 100yen for washing machine with detergent List goes on... Incredible value for money Thank yoooou Trace!”

“The Oakhostel Zen have a good location, 3 mins from JR station, from JR to hostel have two stores, it’s very easy to buy food/drink when back to hostel. The staffs are friendly, helpful, always keep smile!! Just like home ! The space is also good, double bed room is bigger than 3 stars hotel in Tokyo! Everything is clean! I feel good and will come back again!!!!”

“Stayed 5 nights at IMNAO Tokyo Hostel. Very satisfied with my stay. The place was very clean and especially their toilet was clean as well. Cafe was pretty cool too. Distance from Shinjuku sanchome station to hostel is around 5mins walk, Walking to Shinjuku main station is around 10 to 12 mins walk. There are many restaurants nearby and there are family mart as well, What impressive me most was hostel staff going extra mile in helping to searching information of places of interesting in Tokyo and jot down every single direction( like how to take the train) and they super friendly. THUMBS UP to the staff of IMANO. Highly recommend stay in Tokyo.”

“I come to Tokyo two three times a year, and this is the first time I tried capsule hotel. To my surprise the facility is excellent, and the price is just unbeatable. They not only provide all of the usual necessity, the quality far exceeded what I hope for. There are two tiny drawbacks, the English skill of the receptionist needs a bit of improvement, and the location is near a somewhat questionable neighborhood. However both didn't cause me too much trouble. So I wholeheartedly recommend this establishment.”

“Very nice hostel indeed. I book a 6 mix bedroom. I arrive around 11am and I straight away get to check in. Staffs are very helpful. Room and toilets are very clean with hair and body shampoo but only 3rd floor allowed for male shower. Location is very nice to Ryogoku JR which is like 3 mins walk. There got a huge lounge, u can have a PS3 for entertainment and 3 laptops for free usage. They also have a large kitchen where u can cook and free drinks like green tea and coffee. You only can dine there (not room or lounge). Bed is super comfy for me and its not really like too cramp for 6 people. So overall experience is good. Defenitely will stay there again if I visit Tokyo next time.”

“The stay would've been perfect if there were bidets on toilets. I was expecting it! Since the place looked cozy, I didn't bother to look into the presence of bidets. I think the hostel should add them as most hostels in Japan had it installed already. On the other hand, I think the hostel's pretty great overall! Great location! It is surrounded by so many stations and train lines. There's even a station nearby on a walking distance with a direct airport access. The staff was super nice. The vibe was really cool. The beds were comfortable.”

“Our first 2 nights were spent in Khaosan Tokyo Samurai. Booked this coz of the excellent reviews. And I think, it did not disappoint me. Even the rooms or beds don't have lock, just a curtain to cover but I felt safe and slept well. The place is close to restaurants, convenience stores, train stations, Sensoji Temple, Namisake Shopping Street, Don Quijote. The Skytree can also be seen from here. The staff are friendly & helpful. We had a great time eating our breakfast at the 5th floor. It is very relaxing as well. You can chill at the lounge there. One thing I hope can change is that they don't provide towels for free. Instead, you need to rent for 50yen. But still, this is a place I want to stay again in Tokyo and I will recommend to everyone. Plus, we were able to witness the local festival 2 blocks away. Great right? ☺️”

“It was the MOST welcoming stay for me and my friends (3 pax) All the staff there spoke superb English and they were really generous on providing information of their local attractions. They'd advice you on how to get to wherever you want and they will even print out maps for you so that you wouldn't get lost. Pantry is on the 6th Floor. If you reach early and not able to check in, you can bathe on the 6th Floor. Laundry can be done too. Smoking area is also on the 6th Floor. They have a board filled with information of interesting places for you to visit (E.g. The Lock Up Restaurant, Yu Rei Restaurant, Robot Restaurant, Studio Ghibli and etx etx) all pinned up. They greet you each time they see you and they always ask and make sure that you day was alright when they see you. Feels like we are a family. There are lots of Eateries and Souvenir shop that you can visit as well. It is also very near the Tokyo Sky Tree Tower. Few mins walk to Bus Stops and Asakusa Train Station. There is a direct train straight from Asakusa Train Station to Narita Airport as well. When we left, we even get a cute farewell gift! Good Location, Value for Money, Awesome Staff, Awesome Service. Will definitely go back there again when I am travelling to Tokyo!”

“This place is not for people who read reviews. This small, thin-walled, three bedroom apartment sitting directly above a snack bar gives out ear plugs for all of its patrons due to it being open until 4am on some nights. The staff are only there long enough to clean and then leave. As a result of this, if you book with them then you must pay online and then they will send you a four code to enter the hostel. No one in the area seems to know that this place exists and aside from a small sign I found only by reading every sign on that street corner. The other facilities (toilets, showers, etc.) are good and if you are only staying here to adventure around Tokyo as a solo traveler as I was, (essentially only using the hostel as a storage place and a pilow) then this place is for you. It has great access to Komagome station and a wonderful community with great food and convenience stores. But the snack bar is why the ratings for this hostel are so low.”

“Non-existent staff but everything is prepared upon arrival; check-in and check-out is quick as you don't have to do anything. Common area is spacious and tidy. Pillow is thin and no extra available. No free toiletries, towel, or free use of shower. Price is very cheap especially if you just need somewhere to rest and leave your things for the day. Location is a little far from the station especially if you are carrying heavy things like groceries but still manageable; nearest station is connected to major destinations in Tokyo.”

“This is hands down the best hostel I have stayed at in Japan. You can't beat the price to value ratio. Also in a very cool/central part of Tokyo that is 5 minutes walk from the train station. The staff makes you feel welcome and speak more English than most people. I would recommend to every traveler coming to Tokyo.”

“I love this place so much! It's cheap, affordable and walkable from Asakusa station. About 10 minutes without luggage, about 20 minutes with luggage since you might need to take the lift and it takes more time to lug things around. I love walking to and from the station because the view is always nice of the bridges over the Sumida River, and you can see the Tokyo Skytree when walking back to the hostel. Also, you walk about 10 minutes to get to the famous Kaimmon Gate, and about 18-20 minutes to get to the middle of kappabanshi, the kitchen street with over 700 stores for kitchenware, baking supplies, aprons and pottery. Very good prices! I'm a cooking and baking lover so I spent a whole afternoon there. The hostel is so lovely that I went back after visiting Kyoto to stay my last night in Tokyo before heading back to my country. PROS - very friendly staff. They help with everything, from booking bus tickets to helping me find a makeup shop. Eun-Young even printed a little map for me, so sweet! When I returned, they all recognised me too. Maybe because the last time after checkout I used their showers... LOL. - lots of local info. they made laminated booklets of things around such as food, sento (public bathhouses), sightseeing spots, free places to get good views of the Tokyo SKYTREE and so on. - nice lounge. Such pretty hand painted walls, and the kitchen is great. I used it to cook delicious dinners and breakfast. - free laundry, though you must pay for dryer. I use the hanging rack up on the rooftop. - nice rooftop balcony! Loved chilling there with my friend for dinner, it closes way too early though :P - they keep your luggage for free, and apparently they charge more if you do it overnight past your checkout date but my friend did it and she was not charged, so idk. - really like the lockers they give to stuff all your crap in. There's plenty of space to pack and leave your luggage. CONS - cleanliness is preeeetty clean, especially in the beds and loun”

“If you travel solo or by pair, staying here 1-2 nights is your best bet. It's cheap considering it's near downtown Tokyo, and the staff is really nice. Shuji was especially friendly and a gentleman, with loads of energy even after past 10pm haha! The area has a lot of izakaya and pubs so it's a bonus. Beds are also comfortable and relatively clean. Prepare to frequently go up and down the stairs tho since there's no elevator, and the shower room, dining and wifi areas are on the 2F. Perhaps bring a backpack instead of a luggage when you stay here. Your biggest risk: roomies (you'll never know the types you get).”

“Ok. No complaints. LOVE. 5 STARS for Star Inn. Near a train station and mall.”

“I stayed in Grids hostel for 3 weeks in Tokyo and thought the location and cleanliness of the hostel was great. the staff were terrific and very friendly and I really enjoyed the chilled out atmosphere of the common area with different movies on all the time. I would definitely recommend grids to any one coming to Tokyo as I definitely enjoyed my stay.”

“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at &And Hostel. The staff were friendly and although the room was small, it had everything we needed and more with the smartphone control features. Asakusa is a great little part of Tokyo, with good food options on the doorstep and of course Senso Ji Temple. The nearest station is very close, however with JR passes we opted to use Ueno Station which was a pleasant 20 min walk each morning. I would highly recommend this hostel as it offered everything we need to explore this fantastic city!”

“I've been travelling to Tokyo a lot lately, which makes me stayed in many hostels all around Tokyo which makes me believe, that this hostel is one of the best one around, the location is perfect with just 5 minutes walk from station (which have an elevator up and down, perfect if you bring big luggage), the staff is very friendly, and its near many restaurants which some open till midnight The room itself is pretty big, you can put your luggage or backpack on the corner of the bunk bed, very convenient if you bring large bag, and the bed itself is very comfortable will surely back here again, when i stayed in Tokyo.”

“The only cons were that it got a bit too warm in the capsule even with the fan on, and the noise from other travellers in the mornings if you are wanting to sleep in a bit. Noise is unavoidable in places like this though, and everyone was doing their best to be quiet so heavy sleepers shouldn't have a problem. I was amazed at the amount of things included in the cost! I thoroughly enjoyed my experience and would do it again (probably just for one night at a time) if I return to Tokyo :)”

“So it's very hard to find! And when we arrived we had to get local police to help us find the place - however by the time we left there were signs all over the door advertising what it was. Only one key for main door - which is in a padlock outside - however we were not given code for this so at 1130 at night when we got there thought we were gonna have to sleep rough or find somewhere else to stay and there's nothing else close by. Very strange as downstairs room (we had) and a room upstairs with 2 bunk beds - each night different people hanging on door late (like midnight) saying they had booked to stay there - altho one lot looked at upstairs room and said they'd stay somewhere else . Not really that well advertised that this is the case. We had a great time mainly cos we had it to ourselves. Just be prepared this might not be the case - and contact beforehand to find out about access. Lovely place to stay but just strange goings on!”

“I stayed in Economy Single Room for 1 night on 17th, Jan 2018. I'm a Japanese national living in abroad. I've stayed in many hotels in Tokyo and Narita area in a range of room charge from ￥3,000−￥7,000 /person/night. If you prefer to secure your privacy and wish to stay in a single room in Tokyo, with very limited budget, Oak Sakura has the perfect rooms for you. They have 2 types single rooms. Economy Single which is 7 square meeters only, and Standard Single with 10 Sqr Mtrs. I stayed in Economy Single and still found it a lot better option than staying in a Dorm with bunk beds with other girls. Though, their Single Rooms don't come with shower room or the toilet, you need to go outside the room to use their shared facility. Believe me, their Facility is SUPER CLEAN and looks even fancy. A/C, mini fridge, mini desk & chair, hair dryer are provided in private rooms. The staff are very helpful and you can request the priting & copying services to the Reception. Best Budget Room!”

“Great place if your visit to Tokyo is short, with the station really close by. The place itself is surrounded by restaurants and other convenient stores. Simple place with staffs that can speak English. Inside the capsule bed there is a single USB plug socket, and a Japanese standard plug socket. My height is 172 centimeter, the length of the bed just fits my height. If you are taller than that, your foot might reach out. Since you are staying with other peoples, sometimes other travelers make noises at night when sleeping hours. Like talking on the phone and watching video. Don't be that person, go to the lounge if you want to talk on the phone, etc. Try to keep the noise to the minimum when in the capsule, have some common etiquette. Overall, it is a simple place with almost everything you could hope for, especially if you just want to sleep, shower, and move out. I believe you will enjoy your time there.”

“We booked 2 night stay tryingsttrying for the 1st time at Mutsui hotel chain. We were very impressed with the spacious room for Tokyo standard, nice reception, right above JR station Shin-Nihonbashi and also the subway station Mitsukoshi Mae. We stayed at Daiwa Roynet before and few other Japanese chains and the rooms were smaller as expected for Tokyo standard. The great experience was destroyed by Ms Yamagechi, the front desk staff when we approached her to notify her that we're very closed to check out time and we would go up to collect our luggage and check out. We expected her to be appreciative of our proactiveness. However, instead, she gave the unhappy look that we passed the regular check out time which we told her the hotel has agreed to extend 1 hour for us. Not only that, not looking interested to continue the conversation, she's like 'Hurry up!" We're totally appalled with her attitude. She's in hospitality industry but yet she's so hostile. We expected more friendliness from Japan and she just took us by surprise. To the Management of Mitsui Garden Nihonbashi, please ensure you send Ms Yamageshi for customer service and hospitality training. Despite the unpleasant experience by the staff, the hotel is a really nice one, spacious to stay and I'll highly recommend it. Nihonbashi is a business district, much quieter as compared to Ginza or Shinjuku and if you prefer less touristy nice quiet neighbourhood, this is perfect. There're nice restaurants around the hotel too.”

“Its expensive but its normal value in tokyo for a hotel. But the location is really great as it will give you the best access for all other attraction in tokyo. Hotel is also a partner of Disneyland and they have FREE shuttle to disneyland park. All in all its the best hotel to stay in shinjuku japan.”

“The room was very spacious compared to orher 5-star hotels in Tokyo. Hotel like this would cost much more but through agoda i got pretty good deal so i definitely enjoyed my stay at Cerulean hotel.”

“We stayed in a corner twin room that faced the Mitsukoshi Dept. Store. We had gorgeous views of Ginza. The hotel is very new, just opened last year. The design is very modern, clean and smartly thought out. I appreciated how the shower is separated from the toilet and the sink. There is a empty mini fridge to keep all one's personal items cold without having to hassle w/overpriced stocked drinks. They have a Nespresso machine with half a dozen different coffee capsules from which to choose. They are delicious. Not to be outdone is the drip coffee pouches they supply. I almost dismissed it as being low quality just because it came in a foil bag. I was absolutely wrong. It made the best hotel room coffee I've ever tasted. This being Japan, the service is never less than solicitous and efficient. Someone is there to greet/help you at the entrance, the reception desk, the elevator, etc. Check in and out procedures never took more than a couple of minutes. WiFi was signal was strong throughout the building (at least all the areas I visited ) if not as fast as at home but download speeds were acceptable as long as you aren't streaming a lot of video. The hotel had a lot of nice touches such as a currency exchange ATM, stamps for postcards, electrical outlets at the bedside, soft linens, a dehumidifier, daily morning newspaper delivery, etc. We stayed in mid-January for 2 nights and paid the extremely low rate of $200/night which included tax and service fees. I can't see any other hotel in Tokyo coming close to this in value (and I've stayed in several so I speak from personal experience).”

“The superior twin non-smoking room is considered a decent size compared to most smaller rooms in Tokyo hotels. The Daiba train station is right in front of the door step of the hotel. Getting in to Tokyo city merely take about 15 minutes, ie from Daiba station to Simbashi sation, Simbashi is a major connection to other lines of the subway system in Tokyo city so it's fairly convenient. The bed is comfortable and the bathroom comes with a full size tub which is rare in Tokyo hotels. The room is newly renovated, with a nice partial view of the Rainbow bridge. The hotel lobby is grand. There is a convenient stall in the hotel (operates 24 hours). The hotel provides free shutter bus to and flow Disneyland and Disneysea (half an hour bus ride, got to book online in advance). I would definitely return to this hotel for my next Tokyo trip and recommend this hotel to friends.”

“Definitely put this hotel on your itinerary. Minutes from Gonzalez for shopping. Right by Shinbashi station for access to other Tokyo sites, shinbashi also loaded with great eating. Close to Tsukiji if you want to brace the crowds. Turret Coffee is minutes away for probably the best artisan espresso you will find in Tokyo. Hotel staff, room comfort, quietness factor all top notch at this price. The view from the 16 the floor lobby at sunset on a clear day with Tokyo tower in the near distance and Mt Fuji on the horizon are an added bonus.”

“Whenever I stay at a hotel, it is always the staff that makes a difference. The counter staff, concierge and bellboy remembered me when I returned from my outing. I like their personalized greeting. The general manager's personal note and little gifts like Bvlgari chocolates and traditional Japanese red bean cakes inside the room also made a huge difference. Among these, I wish to personally commend the male middle age concierge (who I unfortunately forgot to take his name). He was very professional while providing me advice for my trip, and always took care of little details to ensure my trip is perfect. The hotel is perfectly located in the beautiful Tokyo Station which is a tourist attraction by itself. As it is located in the Tokyo Station, you can easily travel to places like Shinjuku or Shibuya, or out of Tokyo (this is a huge plus point since I needed to travel to Yokohama, Kyoto and so on). It is also located near the Imperial Palace which is also a major attraction. The hotel has a lot of famous restaurants located within, and the toiletries are the branded Gilbert and Soames. I will definitely come back for my next stay and I will strongly recommend this best Tokyo hotel to everyone. Last but not least, the general manager sent us off personally during my last day. I was so touched.”

“Before the departure to Tokyo we needed a driving license translation in Japanese and the hotel arranged this for free. We arrived too early for check-in, about noon. The staff was sorry we had to wait two hours in the beautiful bar with garden fountain view and upgraded us for free in a marvellous 60 sq mt suite with Tokyo Tower panoramic view. The hotel and the service are really 5 stars. There are two subway stations very close to the hotel (Akabanebashi - 3 min walk, Shibakoen - 5 min walk) plus free shuttle to Hamamatsucho railway station, which make the transportation very easy. Don't miss Katsura Kobe Restaurant on the 1st basement. In two weeks in Japan we ate 5 times Kobe and Hida beef and this one was by far the best. The Kobe steak is very expensive, about 130 Euro for 150 gr, but after it the best filet mignon or prime rib will seem to you without taste. The next time we'll go to Tokyo we'll stay definitely in The Prince Park Tower.”

“It lived up to all its reviews and more. We enjoyed daily buffet breakfast. The lobby has delicious pastries and green tea. Good wi-fi connection everywhere. 10 min walk to Tamachi and Mita station, which make getting around Tokyo really easy. JR line is at Tamachi. We booked a superior room and it was a good size compared to usual Tokyo hotels. Extremely courteous and helpful stuff. Excellent service. I'd come back here and tell friends about it.”

“We stayed 5 nights in a superior twin room. Our room was bright, comfortable and well appointed. Tokyo hotel rooms are small, but this room was bigger than most and used its space well. It was easy to live comfortably out of our suitcases here. Bathroom was lovely and well equipped. The hotel was convenient to at least two Metro stations (Shimbashi and Gonzaga) and an easy walk to the Imperial Palace and Tsukiji Market (among other tourist highlights). Shopping, restaurants and nightlife all conveniently nearby while not in a loud area. Staff were extremely kind and helpful. We did not eat breakfast or other meal at the hotel. Would strongly recommend for anyone considering the Ginza district.”

“The location, if you are visiting Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea, is amazing. You are about a 3 minute walk or bus ride from Bayside monorail station. There are many amenities if you are planning on spending a lot of time in the hotel, but we didn't. Also, the service is excellent. That said, this was our third hotel in our two weeks in Japan, so my expectations were high. After staying in two other spotless hotels, I was a bit disappointed with our room at the Hotel Okura. We asked for a non smoking room and got one that smelled like stale smoke. The room was huge compared to other hotels in Japan, but not as spotless. After staying in two perfectly clean hotels in Japan, little things like stains in the carpet and cracked tiles were very noticeable. These things weren't enough for me to ask to change my room, so I didn't. The staff was excellent, so I'm sure they would have tried to accommodate if I did. Overall, the hotel was fine, and the location and price were so reasonable, that I would return if we went back to Tokyo Disney. I may also look into the other official hotels nearby before returning though.”

“Loved this boutique hotel which answered all our needs for leisure travel in Tokyo. Well located and walking distance to Harajuku, Cat Street and nearby back streets and good transfport on metro outside the door. Brilliant gym and good spa facility too. Breakfast sgtraight forward Western though Japanese dishes were oddly underwhelming. Nice bar on top floor with international restaurant, We did not try the food but the cocktails etc were well-priced for Toyko central! Big array of restaurants and bars right outside the hotel as well and front desk staff were generally obliging. Would stay again, you can even st Mt Fuji from the deluxe stadium view room on a clear day!”

“Booked this hotel for my anniversary in Tokyo (Tower view). STUNNING. The tower is actually alot closer than I have expected, staying at the 47th (there's only 47/48/49th floor). Room was excellent and I had stated that it was an anniversary and hotel mgmt actually hand drew a card and a small plant as a gift. Very warm of them. I was lucky that the 1 night stay had the best sky in Sept, so the view was just too amazing. Also went to the Rooftop bar, although the bar isn't facing the Tokyo tower, we can see another side of Tokyo. Only thing I would say is, they should make car-park complimentary for guests that stayed. (they have a huge garage)”

“Hotel is very well managed with excellent service, great food and good location. It is best value for five star hotel in Tokyo. The only weakness is the concierge, the ladies working there seems not as well trained as other Western hotel, can not really either communicate or understand Western guests’ taste or preference. ”

“This review is long because I wanted to be detailed, but if it’s too long… TL/DR (too long/didn’t read): Japan is a country with a high standard of service and a high level of food quality; this hotel is world-class even by those standards. Do not hesitate to book here; do not waste time considering other hotels. Unbelievable location, décor, rooms, food, and service. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Location: Located in the Chiyoda area, which is central Tokyo, the hotel is in the business district, very close to the National Diet Building and Library, the Prime Minister’s Official Residence, and only a few blocks from the park where the Imperial Palace is. It is a very quiet and peaceful area, but there isn’t much to do in walking distance, besides restaurants and some shopping. However, the hotel has a subway station IN THE BASEMENT. In. The. Building! So, we literally went everywhere we wanted in Tokyo right from the convenience of our hotel. Getting around was amazingly easy. So, even if you wanted to hang out in the more youthful areas of the city (Shinjuku, Roppongi, Shibuya) or somewhere else, the hotel is super easy to get to. Hotel staff will call a white-glove taxi to the entrance for you if needed, and they can probably help you procure a rental bike if desired, although I didn’t do that. Also in the hotel, is a 7-eleven (which are amazing in Japan, search “7 eleven japan” to learn more, convenient place to exchange currency), a florist, and a pastry shop. Please note that if you decide to ride the train during Tokyo’s legendary rush hour, you will literally be crammed into the train by the train station staff. Search Youtube for “Tokyo Japan Train during Rush Hour”, if you don’t believe me. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hotel interior: An immaculate and well-designed combination of traditional Japanese architecture, and modern style. Gra”

“i traveled with my little 3 years old boy and i carried 4 peice of luggages, this hotel was the best one i can find in japan. we stayed at 3 different 5 stars hotels this month, but some of them really let me down. we booked an ocean-view room, and my son can watch boats and beautful bridge just from our room. we realy enjoyed the hotel's unique location and clean, sound-proof room . i highly recommend the open space at hotel nikke tokyo , an efficienly room service, wonderful restaurants and the easy acess to airport. i decide to plan our family next spring and just stay at hotel nikke tokyo for one week.”

“Hi Andre, I just wanted to thank you once again for your hospitality during my stay at the hotel Chinzanso. My only regret is that I didn't book my whole trip at your hotel... The following was written up for Agoda travel - I mean every word of it and I promise you, your hotel would be my first recommendation as part of my experience. Working for an airline and within the industries best, I hope I provide that referral of choice to colleagues and friends alike. Topic summary: Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo - I will personally gaurantee you will not regret booking!! 7-Stars Where to start... First and foremost, thank you Andre Sol and the team at Chinzanso hotel - wow! What an experience! Rather than just writing a shpill, here is the reality of experience in bullet points... 1. Gardens of bliss 2. Views, nothing short of breath taking (will upload pics) 3. Room was clean, comforting, blissful, and simply elegant in every way possible 4. For those that have visited Japan before... this hotel is Western friendly and completely understanding of cultural differences 5. A concierge service that will be setting a new industry standard! wow! Man what an experience!! 6. Quality of food, up there with Tokyo's best - with choice for all budgets and tastes! 7. Freak'n unreal everything - please do yourself a favour and book!  Kind staff, courteous, accommodating, considerate, and supportive to your personal travel agenda without bias...  Kindest regards”

“Hotel New Otani Tokyo is not the best 5 stars hotel in Tokyo but one of the most well known prestige hotel. Staffs are great, and rooms are fairly big. Most popular is its summer time night pool. One of the very few out door hotel pool in Tokyo. Great place for a weekend get away. I will definitely go again for a romantic stay soon!”

“For our first trip to Tokyo, we wanted a luxury hotel that wasn't part of an international chain - something in a neighbourhood that would be less tourist-y and more "local". Our son's Japanese colleagues suggested the Meguro Gajoen and although it wasn't on our travel agency's list of Tokyo hotels, we decided to go for it. Turns out it was the perfect choice. First of all, the hotel décor is absolutely sumptuous with magnificent mural frescoes and other Japanese artwork everywhere you look (even the bathrooms!). A cascading waterfall, tiny bridges over little brooks ... the lobby is exquisite. You feel immediately like you are in the heart of Japan. The week we were there, there was a floral art exhibition and Japanese aficionados turned out to see the creations of one of Japan's most popular artists. The hotel is a popular spot for weddings, so we enjoyed watching joyful families arrive for wedding ceremonies. The hotel breakfast was fabulous, with Japanese and European choices. And the huge rooms are beautifully appointed with high quality materials and amenities - top notch luxury. I can't say enough about this hotel! Add to that its location 5 minutes from the subway. Meguro Subway station seems off the beaten track, but in fact it's very convenient. The Yamanote line runs around the city and takes directly you to all the best tourist sites. It's an above-ground train line that is much more pleasant than the subway. There are tons of restaurant options at Meguro and even more at the next stop Ebisu. These are areas of Tokyo that are more residential, so you see families and people going about their business - as opposed to Shinjuku, Ginza and the Tokyo station areas that are more for business.”

“One of the best hotel in Tokyo. Quality and 5 Star service.”

“We chose the Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa primarily due to (what appeared to be) its nearness to the Shinagawa Station (as we had wanted to catch the shinkansen the next day). Unfortunately, it's not *quite* as near as it appears in maps. Relatively easy to get to from Shinagawa Stn, the hotel is approx. 10mins walk uphill from the Takanawa Exit of the Station. There are also several other Grand Prince Hotels in the area, so it was a little confusing to navigate as well (the key identifier here is "NEW Takanawa". Check-in was quick and painless. I get the sense that the hotel is a little older; it has a very built-in-the-90s feel to it. Could do with a little redecorating, perhaps. The room itself was nice. Very spacious (for a Tokyo hotel) and the bathroom was more than generous (especially for a Tokyo hotel!) with a proper bathtub too, instead of a short & deep Japanese-style tub. Cleanliness was excellent. I loved the balcony that came with the room too. It was really great being up there in the cold spring morning, taking in the Tokyo sunrises. My main beef with the hotel is that wifi is only available in the hotel lobby. THAT definitely needs an update on facilities, especially at the prices they charge. All in all though, a good stay.”

“We prefer to stay in Ginza when it Tokyo, but we wanted to experience the vibe in Shinjuku so we booked a night here at Keio Plaza. If you are decided about staying in Shinjuku, this is a great option. Service was great. We ran into a bit of inconvenience when there was suddenly no water coming from the faucet just as my husband and I were getting ready for bed (close to midnight). The hotel staff was responsive. Ultimately, they could not fix the problem and we had to move to another room. It was not the best experience, but the staff was attentive and apologetic -- and the when we checked out, the manager was there to offer his apologies and handed us with a special token. We appreciated this -- because not everything will go perfectly all the time, but how the staff responds to the situation is what makes all the difference. If you like cocktails, make sure to try Brilliant, a wonderful bar right inside the hotel. They make excellent and reasonably priced cocktails.”

“We stayed at The Prince Gallery for 4 nights and thought it was a great hotel. The rooms are new and modern, and the shower is very nice. We had a view of the city and Mt. Fuji from our room. The staff is very nice and eager to help. We were heading to Osaka next and my husband wanted tickets to an event that was sold out online. The concierge was able to get us the tickets and arranged for us to pick them up when we arrived in Osaka. The hotel felt less westernized than some of the other luxuryI hotels in Tokyo and Osaka, which we liked. One downside is there was only 1 english channel on tv. Not a huge deal since we were out of the room most of the time, but would have been nice to have more options in that respect. overall it was an excellent hotel (especially for the price) and we would definitely stay there again.”

“Arrived tired after a long trip from Kyoto for the last 2 nights of our honeymoon. Front of house staff were aware of this and congratulated us as we were helped to our room and shown around. It's this level of attention that's the norm there. Room - large, stylish, massive comfy bed, nespresso coffee (we had missed our coffee so much!), big bathroom with large tub and separate shower, dressing room and all this with an incredible view over Tokyo. Pool/gym - complimentary unlike so many others in Japan. 2 gym rooms with amazing views out over the city. Pool warm enough for kids to bob about in but not too warm if you train properly. Split into 2 lanes for lane swimming and 2 lanes for whatever. Never busy. Bar - on the top floor. Amazing views at night. Extensive cocktails working out at around £11 each. No cover charge and live jazz every night. Great end to an evening. Restaurants - we only ate at the Japanese restaurant. Again view amazing. Food was presented immaculately, very tasty. Portions slightly larger then we were used to from traditions Japanese places but this is probably as they cater for plenty of westerners. Slightly more expensive then eating out but we were happy with the price. Probably the third best meal we ate in 3 weeks and we are food people (went to Japan for the food and weren't disappointed). Concierge - had dealings with multiple incredibly polite staff who all spoke excellent English. They helped us booking restaurants and the recommendations turned out to be excellent. Very knowledgable about Tokyo. Overall - best place we've ever stayed. Went the extra mile to make our honeymoon perfect. We will be back”

“It's a sleek, modern and clean no frills hotel, all we needed for a Tokyo hotel to recharge at night ! Went for the deluxe double and it was well worth it for the bigger bathroom and most importantly , a proper massage chair , invaluable after a long day in the city! For the money paid I can't find a better hotel in Tokyo ! Similar priced ones are usually smaller and more basic. It's very close to three metro stations, so easy access to other parts of Tokyo like shibuya, shinjuku And skytree tower! Drawback is 10-15 minutes walk to airport bus and likewise for Tokyo station, not easy with lots of luggage. And its Ginza! good for shopping during the day but nothing happens at night . But it's one of the few hotels I would consider staying again next time I am in Tokyo !”

“Arrived very late at night from Haneda International Terminal through both Monorail & JR Yamanote Line, I had to spend around 20 minutes to find the right way from JR Shinjuku Station. However, it's inside Kabuki-cho, which is one of the best place to have a night drink in Tokyo. But also, the staff is very kind as they kept my 50,000 yens CoD order while other hotels in Tokyo would refuse. For French visitors who are not fluent in English, this is the right place to find French-speaking staff. The room size is correct according to Tokyo standards and it's equipped with Shiseido amenities everywhere. I would also recommend to have a delicious breakfast on the top of the hotel to get a wonderful landscape of Tokyo.”

“East 21 is an excellent hotel. The staff are helpful and polite. English is well understood. The rooms are comfortable and clean. They are small but this is typical of nearly all Tokyo hotels. Breakfast is a buffet, good enough to suit both Asian and International tastes, but check prices as charges increase usually on weekends. The fitness centre and spa is clean and well equipped but can be expensive depending on the day, typical of the variable rates that many Tokyo hotels charge. Pick the week days for lower prices. East 21's location is an 8 minute walk from Toyocho station (T14) on the Toyo Rapid rail line, an easy connection to the Keisei rail line which takes you to and from Narita airport. The hotel also has shuttle buses to both Narita and Haneda airports. Using the Toyo line, its easy to get to most locations around Tokyo city. Overall, Hotel East 21 is excellent value for money. While its not 5 star, its a good 3.5 to 4 star at a reasonable price.”

“Nearby Amenities: 5 STARS Note: Direct to Hotel From Narita Airport Terminal 1: Narita Sky Access Line, Platform 1 (Orange Colour) Drop at Oshiage Skytree Station, Exit B3, Front of Hotel Back to Airport Narita Airport Terminal 1: Narita Sky Access Line, Platform 3 (Orange Colour) Price: Y 1170 Journey: 1 Hour Note: Do not take Taxi or Uber in Tokyo (Very Expensive) Take MRT station to station for journey Easy: Download Apps: Tokyo Subway Halal food: Download Apps: Halal Navi( Easy to locate halal food) Reconmended: Panga BBQ at Taito Mobile Internet: Wifi Rental at Narita Airport Terminal 1 Counter Want Cheaper: Buy Tokyo SimCard thru qoo10 Delivered to House before departure. Setup japan mobile profile before departure (easy read manual). Network Docomo: 5 Stars”

“My parents and I stayed at this hotel for our last segment of our Japan trip and we had a wonderful experience overall. Staff was very welcoming and helpful from start to end. The hotel exceeded all of our expectations. It's hard to find spacious hotels in Tokyo, and this one was modestly big for the 3 of us. Room was clean and supplied with numerous vanity kits, not to mention all the other beauty goodies located at the lobby. My parents kept raving about this place and how awesome the hotel is. Location is great too as it's close by numerous train stations. There's nothing I can think of that's bad or needs improvement. Overall, a wonderful hotel and amazing staff! Thank you Hotel Sardonyx Tokyo for such a pleasant stay! We will definitely stay here again if we ever stop by Tokyo!”

“A very clean hotel. It is newly opened. My room was rather small and cramp, which is expected of Tokyo hotels. Many amenities besides the basic toiletries were provided. The bathroom was designed to look like your very own private onsen. The view from my room on the 21st floor was superb. The only gripe I had was that the bed was too small. It is a super single bed. Too cramped for 2 adults and 1 small child. The other thing is the blinds. It is not enough to keep sunlight out in the morning and the sun rises at 4am in Tokyo. The location is very convenient. There are many restaurants and convenience stores just below the hotel and it is just within 10 minutes walk from Shinjuku Station. The service from the staff at the front desk was excellent. I asked many questions and directions to the attractions in Tokyo and they took the initiative to look up from the internet whatever they did not have answers to.”

“We stayed in this hotel for 2 days recently. We had a very pleasant experience throughout our stay. Initially we booked our room in 2 separate booking, so theoretically we have to check in another room for the 2nd day, but the front staff, a gentleman, is so kind and really took the time to find us a high floor room for the 2 nights so that we need not have the hassle to change room. Thank you so much. Obviously we had a good view looking out to Tokyo Tower. Room is not big but adequate, well lited, including the bathroom. There is convenient store in house which proved to be very useful. But through out our stay, the one thing which touches us is the friendliness of the hotel staffs, very courteous and ever ready to help. That particular lady who sent us to our limousine bus deserved special mention for being very thoughtful. Unfortunately in a hurry we didn't register her name. We stayed in 6 hotels in Tokyo, and I must admit we have the best experience from this hotel.”

“The only weird thing is google maps doesn’t show this hotel’s location... I used the address to find it. This property appears new. The lobby is beautiful and the staff were very nice. The highlight are the rooms! Clean and modern. Not as small as I’ve experienced in other hotels in Tokyo. My wife and I were very comfortable. The onsen was amazing too. The location is a short walk from the train station and right in the heart of Roppongi. I highly recommend this hotel!”

“This is my fave hotel in Tokyo located in a very busy section of Tokyo called ikebukuro. although the room is quite small and the design is a bit outdated but it is very clean and the staff service is superb. The staff helps to receive and keep my japan wireless package safely until i arrived and they even helped me to post back the package after i checked out. Dont worry if you overshop as the concierge provides post service to send your stuff back to your country at a reasonable free. They even sell various sizes of shipping boxes at an extremely cheap price and they even let you use their scotch tape for free. Metro station is location right at the back of the hotel in the Lumine building, mojor departments store such as TOBU, SEIBU and PARCO are just a few steps away from this hotel. Convenience stores are just right by the corner. I will be back for sure. Thanks”

“This was really a good stay and i would highly recommebnd this hotel in Tokyo. First of all rooms are large and not over priced when you ask for a twin bed room. I think it is very rare in Tokyo. Then service level, wuality and confort of the rooms are really good in line or above european 4 stars /5 stars standard Location is good very near to metro / train station. Access is very easy . Hotel has public baths on the top floor an it is nice to try. The only bad thing to mention is that internet in the room was very very very slow. So you could not really use it except for emails checking.”

“The Shibuya Excel Hotel was my first stay in Tokyo Japan. I must say it was the most wonderful experience. The Hotel is brilliantly located, has the best views, lovely and clean and tidy and very quiet. Very relaxing to return to after a busy day exploring this wonderful part of the world. The staff are great ambassadors for Japan and maintain that lovely warmth, respect and friendliness of all Japanese people. I have no hesitation in recommending the Shibuya Excel to anyone who is looking for a reasonably priced, comfortable hotel in Tokyo. The longer you stay the better!!!”

“The Shinagawa Prince is one of the largest hotels in Tokyo 3700 rooms..It is convenient located 2 minutes walk from JR Shinagawa Station..The staff are extremely polite and helpful it has free computer access on the 7th floor in the annex for those who don't carry a laptop.with a variety of restaurants nearby..I found it good value for money after traveling to Japan for over 40 years..Shinagawa itself is central to Tokyo and having a Shinkansesn stop at the station is a plus for those traveling on.”

“The Candeos hotel is located approx 200m from the Shinbashi station (great if you have a JR pass). It is super busy Friday nights as this is where men go to celebrate end of week and also bars aplenty (where you find 18+ bars too *wink*). However it is very safe here and you will find a great 24hr seafood grill bar on the corner. Very clean and very friendly staff who can all speak fluent English with added value being the hot baths up on the top floor when you’re tired. Rooms are sufficient size given Tokyo hotels are quite small, but probably will be small for a family with grown up kids. Overall great value hence why we came back here.”

“Looking for a hotel is one of the most arduous and critical decisions one makes when one travels. There are so many considerations to be made. In my last trip to Tokyo from the 26th of February to the 4th of March. I found the one hotel I will be staying in every time I visit Tokyo. That hotel is JR KYUSHU BLOSSOM HOTEL SHINJUKU! I absolutely love this hotel. First, the location is key. It is right off the JR Shinjuku Station. Just take the Koshu Kaido exit then turn left and follow the road down. The hotel is less than 5 minutes away in a small quiet alley right off the main road. This is ideal because it makes it quiet. The lobby is big and clean and the rooms are bigger than the average Tokyo hotel room size. The bathroom though is MY FAVORITE thing about the room. I'm actually thinking of redesigning my bathroom to look like the bathroom in this hotel. What I would love though is if the hotel had a small fitness center. The internet was fast and reliable. I love this Hotel!”

“I have stayed in Tokyo a few times and this was the best hotel I've stayed at to date. Across the street, behind Bic Camera, are a vast selection of restaurants you could ever ask for. We ate here every night and there were still restaurants we wanted to try when we left, perhaps next time. With four lines in the two metro stations next to the hotel made the whole city easily accessible to us within a few steps. The bus from and to Narita brought us to the front door of the hotel and pick us up when our trip was over. The staff is very efficient and friendly. The only negative was our room didn't have a bath tub but that won't stop us from staying here on our next trip. In my opinion, this is the best hotel in Tokyo.”

“When we arrived, we realized that our booking put us all on smoking rooms. The helpful staff managed to put us on non-smoking but we still need to stay two nights at smoking rooms as at the time they have no non-smoking room for the whole duration of our stay. We found that the smoking room has better bed with some sort of memory foam or latex foam lining on top. The hotel is about 10minutes walk away from the JR Shinjuku station. For us it is not a long walk and we think it is a good distance but not too far because Shinjuku station is very busy. There are two mini marts and there are plenty of restaurants too on the hotel premises. You can find several more between hotel and Shinjuku station. Rooms are clean, although a bit small as most other hotels in Tokyo are. Sometimes the wait time for the elevator can be quite long although there are six elevators. Our first local tour's meeting place (Yakoso) is right at the hotel and airport Limousine bus can take us directly to the hotel and we can purchase return tickets to airport right at the hotel as well. This is a big plus because we have quite a few luggages. We think this is the most convenient hotel we have stayed. Distance from the JR station is just right and you can find quite a selection of food at the hotel too: Japanese, Chinese, Western, even an Indian food restaurant.”

“Shinjuku might be a red light district but don’t let that discourage you from staying there with your family. Japan is safe, clean and friendly and even the red light district maintains a civility lost in other places. The Citadines Central Shinjuku Tokyo hotel staff are lovely, welcoming and helpful and did their utmost to make our stay in Tokyo pleasant. The rooms, while small, are well laid out and the presence of the Lawsons conbini downstairs meant that snacks and drinks were always available. Access to Shinjuku Station was a short walk which opens up the whole of Tokyo in turn. The hotel is located close to modern cultural icons such as the Robot Restaurant and the izakaya collective in Golden Gai is literally right outside to the rear of the hotel. What struck me about the hotel, and Tokyo generally, was how quiet it was - the politeness of drivers means very few horns are honked and we heard sirens only rarely. Loved the hotel and will return when we can.”

“I travel to tokyo every year and always stayed at this hotel. Location is only 3 mins away from shinjuku south exit, with access to yamanote and chuo line. They got limousine bus at the hotel lobby also to travel to haneda. Rooms are spacious for a tokyo hotel, and my son always enjoy staying there. A nit expensive but you can't beat the accessibility..”

“This is truly one of the best hotel in Tokyo that i visited during my recent holiday trip (total 4 hotels, changing cities). in fact one of the best that i stayed in 2012. BIG room for Tokyo hotels. and the bedding is excellent. ”

“Tobu Hotel is located near the Kinsincho JR station and metro station. There are Lawson and Aeon supermarket opp the hotel. There is also a supermarket at Kit building with Daiso, GU, Muji and Uniqlo there. It is very convenient and you can explore Asakusa and Skytree which are very near to the hotel. The hotel provides free shuttle to Disney resorts and there are airport transport at the hotel too. The counter staff are very helpful and attend to your needs. The rooms are considered spacious for Tokyo hotels and are clean. You can hv a clear view of Skytree from the hotel rooms too. Overall, we are very satisfied with the hotel and would stay there again for our next visit.”

“Best hotel in tokyo ! Spacious clean room with a wonderful view of the temple and tokyo skytree. Hotel was located 3 mins from the shrine 5 mins from asakusa station and 1 minute away from don quixote !! Staff were friendly and helpful. Front desk yoshioka san ? was wonderful and accommodating.”

“This hotel really stands out in terms of value for money. Tokyo hotel prices are more expensive compared to other cities, and many travelers will probably try alternatives such as Airbnb. This hotel had prices comparable to a good Airbnb rental, without the hassle of trying to clean up after yourself. Plus, it is located near Shimbashi station, which links to many train lines. The service was also great. We had purchased our Sumo tickets online and had asked delivery to the hotel. They held on to them and presented them to us upon check-in without even having to ask. We also went around outside Tokyo for a few days and had to check-in again upon return. Not wanting to carry all our luggage around, we had asked the concierge to keep some of it for us. When we came back, our room was already prepared and our bags already put in the room. The service of many hotels in this price range would not be as proactive.”

“The location is perfect for Disney travelers. The free hotel shuttle ride is also convenient for elderly folks or babies on strollers. A mall across the hotel have shops like Uniqlo, Muji, Starbucks, Subway, and McDonalds. A grocery and food court is also available in the mall. However, the location is far from places of interest in Tokyo and that's why I give it only 3 stars. Example 1, travelling by train to Tokyo station takes 20mins. This excludes the time it take to reach the exit of Tokyo station or transferring to other train lines. Example 2, it can take about 45-55 mins to get to Shibuya station by train from the hotel. For the staff, they are very accommodating and helpful but most of them can't communicate in English. I've been to smaller Tokyo hotels with staff that can understand & speak English quite well. To overcome the language barrier, they use a gadget as an interpreter...it was an interesting experience to use the gadget.”

“We have stayed in many hotels in Tokyo and this Gotanda hotel proved to be excellent value for money with very easy access to Gotanda JR station and the Toei Asakusa subway line being only a few minutes walk. You can easily access all the main areas in Tokyo including the Tokyo, Ginza, Shibuya and Shinjuku areas in less than 20 minutes. The rooms were essentially new so are in excellent condition. We chose a twin room to have a bit more space. Our sons comfort double room was also very good but not much space to move around in. One negative was not having enough storage/ drawers for clothes or to stash a suitcase. If you prefer a soft bed you might find the bed a bit firm and it did cause a few aches for us over 8 nights but it is not as bad as some of the unbearablely, rock hard beds we have experienced in Japan.. My husband, being Japanese, loved the rooftop bath and both the men and. Women’s baths seemed to be very popular. Being able to wash/ dry clothes also a bonus.”

“This is my third Tokyo hotel room, and while they've all been great, this one was the best (single room, traveling alone). Spotlessly clean, the room was well laid out, and staff was lovely. They kept my luggage for me when I arrived WAY before check-in, and again when I checked out but wasn't flying out until later in the day. The bed was super comfortable, the linens were great, and I loved the shower/bath tub combo room. Location is fantastic (1 minute to Ginza Station) and you're across the street from an Ippudo location. Amenities, as with all the places I've stayed in Tokyo, were top knotch. Staff was lovely and helpful as I tried to relay things in broken Japanese. I travel a lot for business, and this was one of the better hotels I've stayed at, but far from the most expensive. This hotel was fantastic, and I would happily stay again!”

“Fantastic and we feel very happy, satisfied and we will be back in this hotel. This hotel has the best location, just 3 minutes walk to Asakusa (Oedo line)station. Beautiful view of Tokyo Skytree. Our room is facing Tokyo Bay and Mount Fuji (far view) side. But the 26th floor for breakfast time we can see Tokyo Skytree clearly. Probably just 2 km from the hotel. Oh, the food... you have to try it, very good. The services amazing and we love it. Everything looks like perfect for us. This hotel should have 5 stars rating. I'll be back!”

“I've stayed in other hotels in this area and I like the Centurion Grand. The location can't be beat, with an abundant amount of restaurants and bars in the neighborhood. The room itself was small but they all are in Tokyo, so this room wasn't out of the ordinary. What I liked about the room was it had an actual closet, not just three pegs mounted into the wall. The mattress was much better than what I've experienced in other hotels in Tokyo. You can't go wrong with this hotel, whether you're here for tourism, business, or any other reason. I plan to stay here again.”

“Fantastic location 15min walk to Shinjuku Gyoen National Park. A family mart 1 min walk. A Korean convenience store just beside family mart. A supermarket across the street. 2min walk to the nearest station Yotsuya Sanchome Exit #2 of the Marunouchi Line which is only a few stations to Shinjuku Main Station & Shibuya station. Using trains, it takes about 50-60 minutes to and from Haneda airport. Lots of food places at the street, shawarma, ramen and sushi. Halal Ramen Restaurant nearby. Nice Hotel Good breakfast variety. Japanese, western, pastries, fresh juices, fresh fruits, coffee machine, ice cream machine. There is free coffee/tea at the reception area Rooms are quite big for a Tokyo hotel. Stayed here for 8 days and we were comfortable even though we booked the Sakura Rooms. Most complete set of toiletries in a hotel. (moisturizers, facial wash, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, shaver, grooming kit, dental kit, too many to mention!) I will definitely stay here again!”

“The rooms were nice and comfortable with all the amenities.”

“Overall good value, good location, highly recommended.”

“The best thing about this hotel was its location.”

“Very helpful staff, the mall right beside the hotel is nice.”

“Used it for business, but the location is simply excellent.”

“The amenities were superb and the facilities were top notch!”

“It looked way more expensive than what they were charging.”

“Quiet rooms and a nice onsen helped get some great sleep.”

“Only one easy train ride to bustling Shibuya and Shinjuku.”

“It was a great choice for me to stay in this hotel.”

“The hotel staff was very helpful and friendly.”

“Walking distance to so many bars, golden Gai, piss alley.”

“Hotel is very decent and has everything you need.”

“The room had a lovely view and was well appointed.”

“You have everything you need and even got some onsen.”

“We were also only one station from Maihama (Disneyland).”

“The rooms were spotless, with every corner gleaming.”