Tokyo Inns

Our family of five, including three young kids, had an absolutely fantastic stay at Rosenheim Tokyo Shinjuku Okubo. The hotel is conveniently located near Okubo Station, making it a perfect base to explore Tokyo, yet it offers a peaceful and welcoming retreat from the city's bustle. The highlight of our stay was undoubtedly the exceptional service. Mr. Agawa, in particular, went above and beyond to make our experience memorable. From the moment we arrived, his warm demeanor, attention to detail, and willingness to assist with every request made us feel truly valued as guests. It’s rare to encounter someone who genuinely takes pride in ensuring visitors have a seamless and enjoyable stay, but Mr. Agawa epitomized that spirit. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-suited for a family. The hotel's calm and family-friendly environment allowed us to relax after busy days of exploring. We wholeheartedly recommend Rosenheim Tokyo Shinjuku Okubo to anyone visiting Tokyo. With its prime location and the exceptional hospitality of staff like Mr. Agawa, it’s a gem we’ll be happy to return to on our next trip!

The hotel's location is super convenient. It's just a few hundred meters from Ikebukuro Station, but make sure to use exit C6 as indicated by the hotel – other exits shown on Google Maps will take you on a longer route. Stepping out of the hotel, it's incredibly easy to go shopping. BIC, Don Quijote, and the Animate district (very popular with anime fans) are all just about a ten-minute walk away. There are also tons of restaurants nearby. The room itself is clean and cozy, and the bathroom has a separate shower and toilet area. The shower style is perfect for those who aren't keen on using public bathtubs while traveling, which I really appreciate 👍. The toiletries provided are also excellent. Considering that Ikebukuro is such a prime location, this hotel offers fantastic value for money overall.

Cozy stay near Asakusa area. A little far from Minowa station if you’re taking the train but there’s a bus stop a few mins walk from the stay to nippori. However there’s no lift, think twice if you have many luggages as it’s located on 3rd or 4th floor. Kind owner allowed us to store luggages for free until 3pm on checkout day. Amenities are new and in good condition.

I brought five people with me and wanted a family room, so there were few choices, so I booked this Sakura Ryokan. This is a small Japanese-style hotel... The family room is on the fifth floor, one floor per room, and the main feature is affordable and large. The room is really super big, with two large tatami bedrooms that can be separated by a sliding door, and a single room with a small bed. The corridor has very sensitive voice-activated lights. The toilet is in the style of a public WC, with a toilet and a urinal... There are also two sinks and a small laundry sink. The downside is that the hotel reception is on the 2nd floor, and you can only take the stairs from the 1st floor to the 2nd floor. It is not close to the subway. Iriya Station is about 500 meters away, and Asakusa Station seems to be 2km. When I came, I dragged my suitcase and walked from Uguisudani. It didn't look far on the map, but it was really tiring to walk. The hotel does not have breakfast, but there is a convenience store downstairs

A single-family homestay, fully self-service, the hotel has no management staff, tatami room, floor mat, very comfortable to sleep, clean and hygienic The guestbook shows that there are basically more Korean tourists One thing that really deducts points. Someone actually tried to enter my room in the middle of the night! Very scary! Through the peephole, I saw that it was a couple of tourists staying in the room. They were not Chinese, but probably Korean. They must have walked into the wrong room, but they kept trying the password until the system reported an error. They also tried to force the door open. I was scared to death It is not recommended for girls to stay alone. It is too dangerous without management staff. And the room is on the first floor (the second floor is a six-person room). There is no anti-theft window outside. The safety factor is really low If there are boys in the same group, if you don’t consider safety, the overall hotel is still very good. High cost performance, convenient travel, direct to Narita Airport

Отличный отель в традиционном стиле, есть лифт для багажа, что очень удобно. Номер был небольшой, но очень уютный, на футонах нам понравилось, тот опыт, который прибывая в Японии стоит приобрести) Единственное неудобство, собирать чемоданы одновременно двум людям-невозможно

I stayed on the 3rd floor. It was a bit challenging at first, but they handled it well afterwards. The station is right in front, and best of all, there's a Lawson, 7-Eleven, and FamilyMart practically right outside. It's located somewhat among residential houses, and the accommodation itself felt like a Japanese home. The location was good, and the facilities were decent. The heater in the inner room wasn't very effective, so it was a bit chilly, but it was fine once I got under the covers. There's no elevator, so going up to and down from the 3rd floor was a bit tough. I'd probably use this place again if I go to Tokyo. Next time, I'll definitely try to get a room on the 1st floor.

The place is quiet and cozy; I really liked the room, which has everything for a very pleasant stay. However, there's no receptionist at the hotel; all communication is virtual. We had a wonderful few days exploring the city. Thanks to its two nearby train stations, we were able to get around easily, and that's what matters most! 😍🥰🥰 Thank you

Our stay at the hotel was generally good, but a group of Chinese guests were quite disruptive, causing a lot of noise until and after midnight. The staff should enforce stricter rules and monitor guest behavior more closely to ensure a comfortable stay for everyone.

It was very convenient as it was close to the station! The room was larger than I expected and was plenty big enough for one person!