Tokyo Hotels with Hot Tub

"I booked a twin room, and while small, it had everything I needed. The aisle was barely wide enough for one person, and I could only half-open my 24-inch suitcase in the entryway. However, considering it was the most budget-friendly option per person during my nine-day Japan trip, and located in Kanda which offers convenient access to Tokyo's public transport and shopping, I found it perfectly acceptable. There are three train stations within 300-700m, and it's only two stops to Tokyo Station if you're taking the Shinkansen. The only minor downside is that late at night, around midnight, you can faintly hear the trains rumbling by."

"The hotel is conveniently located near the station, with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. However, considering the quality and condition of the room, I felt the price was extremely high and not good value for money. As soon as I entered the guest room floor, I noticed the typical smell of an older hotel. The room itself was reasonably clean, but most of the facilities and furnishings felt very dated. Although the hotel states that it was renovated in 2019, it honestly did not feel recently renovated at all. The TV was also quite basic and did not support services such as YouTube, Netflix, or Disney+. The room was extremely small, so I would say it is more suitable for business travelers or guests who enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere of an old Showa-era style hotel. One thing that concerned me was the bathroom layout. You have to step up to enter the bathroom, and because of the limited space, I tripped twice during my stay and also bumped into the bathroom door several times. As for the service, there really was not much service to speak of. The front desk staff were also not particularly friendly, which made the overall experience feel less welcoming. Overall, the location is convenient and the cleanliness is acceptable, but considering the high price, small room, dated facilities, lack of service, and bathroom layout, I would not particularly recommend this hotel for families."

"Great staff and great service specially the daily cleaning of our rooms. Location is a bit far from different metro stations like shinjuku line, hibiya line and JR yananote line but within 8 to 10 mins walk. Free amentiies at the 2nd floor. Razor comb toothbrush towels wash cloths pajamas or bath robes. Akihabara is 15 mins walk. We were able to walk until Ueno and Ameyoko also 15-18 mins walk. Easy check in and check out. Best part was we were allowed to checkin early by 12nn. Which is Very rare in Tokyo accommodations."

"I will write without embellishment: the apartment constantly stinks, if you do not turn on the air conditioner, we slept with the window open all the time for freshness; the bed linen is terrible, the duvet cover is tangled with the blanket, it turns out to be a lump, not a blanket. The toilet soap is bad. It is cramped. We had to dry the linen on the chandelier. The chairs creak, the table is small. It is time to change the frying pan, the food sticks. Pros: location - Morishita metro is a 7-minute walk away, 7 eleven is nearby, a large grocery market Life is nearby. TV with programs. Smart toilet, good shower. The bed for two is small. There are no large plates."

"The location is good, right near Ginza 2-chome. However, you have to walk about 7-8 minutes to get to any subway station, and Tokyo in the summer is incredibly hot, so you'll be sweating after just a couple of steps. Remember to protect yourself from the sun and heat! Check-in is on the third floor, and they offer free coffee every day from 2 PM to 11 PM. The chocolate and matcha lattes are delicious. Our two large suitcases fit and could even be laid flat in the room. The room itself was clean, hygienic, and had no strange smells. You don't need to bring toiletries as you can pick them up at the front desk. Plus, there's a Starbucks, convenience store, and a drugstore downstairs."

"I stayed here for 2 nights during my trip to Tokyo. Overall, it's a good option for a short stay. The location is excellent—it's within walking distance of Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa Don Quijote, and close to both the subway and metro stations, making it very convenient for sightseeing and getting around the city. The room is quite small, even by Japanese standards, so I wouldn't recommend it if you're traveling with large luggage or planning a longer stay. However, the bathroom was clean and well maintained. The hotel provides two complimentary bottles of water for the entire stay, rather than replenishing them daily. They also offer a simple complimentary breakfast each morning, which includes one bread and one drink. It's basic but a nice bonus before heading out for the day. One of my favorite features was the rooftop, which offers a lovely view of the city and is a great place to relax. Overall, if you're looking for a clean, well-located hotel for a short stay and don't mind the compact room, this is a good choice."

"I am overjoyed to stay in the room where I can planes moving along the runway and taking off for the sky. Besides, toothpaste and toothbrush are now available in all rooms. Razor and face wash can be obtained before the reception. The Lawson convenience store next to the reception now provides photocopying and faxing services. Previously, the computer and printer were available in the hotel hall for Internet access and printing. I will stay here if necessary again if I stop over in Narita."

"Used for expedition. The room I stayed in was clean and comfortable. The bed is about a semi-double size, so it's enough to get rid of fatigue. Luggage storage until departure was smooth. However, the room where my friend stayed was said to have hair falling around the water, and there may be a difference in cleaning."