Cheap Hotels in Tokyo

"Nice hotel for one week. Unfortunately, the breakfast is not free, also a swimming pool and sauna. But quality of facilities are good. The lobby people can speak English, that's perfect"

"It’s a 3 overall for me but it still did everything I needed it to. They didn’t have my booking when I arrived so they had to give me a “upgraded” room. The room was bigger but you can tell it was built for a different time. No outlets near the beds, took me 10 min to figure out how to turn off the lights, blankets were clean but still had a bit of a funk to them and the room just felt older. All of that being said it was inexpensive near the airport had great bus service and plenty of amenities with free breakfast and Lawson in the lobby so I can’t complain too much. Again overall a 3."

"The hotel is quite new and comes equipped with a Nespresso machine, which is a big plus for coffee lovers. There's a free shuttle bus available from Shin-Urayasu Station to the hotel. On our first day, we took a taxi from the city center to the hotel, and the fare was a bit painful. The hotel rooms are quite spacious. The breakfast restaurant had long queues, but the variety of food was decent, and the price was very reasonable. They also offer shuttle services to both Disneyland and the city center. Overall, it's a very good place to stay."

"23 January 2026 I chose to stay here due to the cost, shuttle buses, and restaurants on site. I stayed from 5th January to 19th January 2026. The pickup from the airport was easy. I arrived early and had to wait to check-in at 1500 hours (3:00 p.m.). They accepted my luggage and I got the free bus to Narita Square. Walked around getting the lay out of the area. Free shuttle back to Hotel. Arrived and allowed to check in. They clean the room every other day and provide fresh towels every other day. The wi-fi was strong in all areas. Multi routers & log-in for the areas. The signature restaurant was closed. They have another with limited meals. The breakfast buffet was Japanese with very limited western items. Sausage (hotdogs flavor) French fries (large steak fry cut) poorly seasoned, toast & rolls, coffee & juice. About the 6th or 7th day boiled eggs were available. I tried many of the Japanese dishes and some were favorable and others not. I ate raw tuna daily and it still needs salt, pepper, flour & hot grease. The laundry facilities were clean and worked well. I did note a few areas of concern the smoked area over the lights and HVAC grates/grills needed cleaning. They have a convenience store on premises. I used the airport shuttle to airport to take train to Tokyo."