Cheap Hotels in Tachikawa

"The hotel is a little far from the train station especially if you need to bring luggage as well and the path to the hotel is a little rugged. Probably similiar to others of the same grade and room especially toilet is very small so only space to put small luggage. Having said that room is well equipped with what most travellers need except no bottled water. Service / front desk staff speaks ok English."

"The hotel's location is excellent. It's about a 6-minute walk from the JR station via the skybridge on the second floor, and along the way you can find Wendy's Burgers, Sushiro, gacha machines, yodobashi and Daiso. Donki is just across the street, and Takashimaya is a 5-minute walk away. Showa Park is also a short walk from there. The room, though small, was fully equipped. Amenities included a toothbrush, toothpaste, razor, hair tie, and cotton swabs. The mini-fridge had drip coffee and tea bags on top, and there were plenty of charging outlets. Ice and a microwave were available on the fifth floor. I checked in early November, and although it might have been the off-season, both nights were very quiet."

"I always choose this hotel every time I travel. I stay for half a month straight. It's so comfortable, it feels just like home. The transportation is also very convenient."

"Tachikawa Nikko Hotel is believed to be a very large-scale hotel, very large-scale appearance, very spacious rooms, there are many restaurants and convenience stores along the way, there is a 10-minute walk from the train station, the environment is very quiet, the service staff is also very polite"

"Located in front of the station, the location was very convenient. .. The use of accommodation was to go for a drink with friends, so it was very convenient. .. The amenities were very substantial. .. One point! Is there two parking lots? Need a reservation? It was a pity that it was not stated, but １ I was able to stop because it was vacant. .. The surrounding area was expensive, so it was saved."

"I stayed here for one night for a university interview. But people who are sensitive to noise should be careful. Behind this is the JR station, which has a passing train. Trains kept passing until 3 or 4 in the morning, so I couldn't sleep well. I woke up in the morning and recalled it. I felt like I was half asleep. There is a cafe downstairs, and the breakfast is OK."

"The distance between the bathroom and the washroom is just right, not too narrow, and the bathroom curtain there is stylish, so the interior design sense is good. Also, before entering the inn, there is a gray board covering the step on the ground, and the owner painted a wonderful picture of a cherry blossom tree and a Japanese white-eye (?) bird. In the room, the positions of the bed, TV, and desk were well balanced, and the wallpaper pattern and the desk had a warm wooden feel to them, so the interior sense was great! It felt like I was at home, and I was able to relax. Moreover, the comforter was heavy and warm, as if there was a blanket under it, so I was able to sleep soundly. The quality of the bed was also good. As for the amenities, a plastic bottle of pure water was prepared before using the tea packs, which was helpful for guests with a lot of luggage. There was also something like a closet, so if you put the clothes you're going to wear the next day in there before you go to bed, it's easier to hurry in the morning, so I thought the manager was a very kind and thoughtful person. Since the place where I was going to take the interview and exam was far away, I was looking for a place to stay without meals, so this was just right. I was so grateful that I would like to use it again."

"Used on a Friday night. Check-in was around 9:30pm, so I stayed there thinking I'd just take a shower and go to bed. The shampoo, conditioner and body soap provided had an orange scent and were very relaxing. I was grateful for the hair iron they offered at the front desk. The room was clean and good for a stay with just the bare necessities. The free breakfast was good enough for a light meal. I think this is the place to go when I can't get a room at my usual hotel."

"Absolutely fantastic! When I visited, other hotels in Tachikawa were severely overpriced. I had to choose between paying a few hundred for a tiny 12 sqm room or double that for a spacious 52 sqm room, and I'm so glad I went with the latter! It was totally worth it!! To get a room like this in Tokyo (even if it's the suburbs) for an average of 2100 yen (or around 1500 yen on weekdays) is incredible value for money! Plus, the Chuo Line from Tachikawa offers direct access to Kichijoji, Mitaka, Ueno, Shinjuku, and more, which is super convenient. Even if you just stay in Tachikawa, you'll find plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. I can't believe this hotel is rated 3 stars on Google and 4 stars on Ctrip! If that's the case, then most 5-star hotels back home are severely over-inflating their ratings (bold statement, I know). And in Japan, where 10 AM check-out is the norm, this place lets you check out at 12 PM! How great is that?! They also have a hot spring and an infinity pool on the top floor, and the lounge offers a variety of free drinks and snacks. Seriously, it's really good!"