Tokyo Inns

Tabata Boutique Suites is located near Tabata Station on the Yamanote Line. There is only a small shopping mall next to Tabata Station, which has a bakery, a small supermarket, and several restaurants. There is also a McDonald's and some small shops about 50 meters away. The B&B is about 200 meters walk from Tabata Station. It is located in a residential area and is very quiet. There is only a 7-11 convenience store nearby, and there are few people and cars. The B&B is in Room 403 (the original information said Room 404). We couldn't find the combination lock that night and were unable to check in, so we called the owner. We called several phone numbers attached to the information, but they were all connected directly to the voice system, saying it was an incorrect number. So we sent an email, but there was no reply. We felt helpless and confused. So I went back to the door of Room 403 and found a combination lock in a hidden place. I had to enter the combination according to the information emailed to me before to unlock it. There was a door key inside the lock, so I could enter. We stayed for 3 nights, and the owner did not call back or reply to my emails. Only the trip.com AI customer service asked me if I needed help, which was very thoughtful. The homestay is fully equipped with all the necessary facilities, except that the small terraces of the two rooms cannot be accessed because they are used to cool the air conditioners. In addition, there is no floor heating in the house. The heating is blown to the living room and dining room by the air conditioners in the two rooms. Since the toilet and bathroom are farthest from the bedroom, the heating cannot reach that far, so it is very cold to use the toilet and bathroom. The advantage of this B&B is that it is quite new and clean, probably because it was newly renovated. In addition, the TV can watch YouTube and Netflix, which is great!

The room is very clean, with sliding doors. The room is relatively large, and there is no problem with the space for three people. The bed is very soft and comfortable, and the bedding is very clean. The facilities are complete. Convenient transportation, Okubo subway is very close, and it is very convenient to go to Shinjuku. There are 711, Lawson, and drug stores around, which is very convenient

The room balcony offers a view of the Tokyo Skytree. It's very close to Senso-ji Temple, but if you plan to walk to the station, it's a bit of a distance. The hotel front desk staff are incredibly friendly! The shower has excellent water pressure and hot water. The mini-fridge comes stocked with complimentary drinks and beer, which is a great touch! Oh, and there's a Western-style izakaya right near the hotel. If you're staying here and get hungry late at night, I highly recommend checking it out – it's open until 6 AM.

They don't allow the option to use the ”Cooling” setting on the air condition in March. It was warm in the room and the blankets are thick. We had the sleep with the window open, and it was still too warm. The hotel is located near a medical center, so you hear ambulance sirens all night long. It was very difficult to get a good night sleep here. The toilet is very small, and there is only 1 electrical outlet by the beds. Otherwise, the staff was friendly and professional and spoke English well, and everything was very clean.

This was our second time staying at the hotel, and we were a bit disappointed. The hotel has become significantly more expensive, but the service hasn't improved. On our first trip, they left water by our door, but this time there was nothing like that – it's a small detail, but still. We couldn't understand why the room price had soared. During our first visit, you could grab a bite to eat on the ground floor, but now the small restaurant is gone. Also, be aware that in April, they were clearing a construction site, and it's unclear what they'll be building or how long it will take (they start making noise from 9:00 AM).

The hotel is located in the residential area of ​​Iriya, and the environment is relatively quiet and quiet. There are convenience stores and bento shops within walking distance, but there are fewer restaurants and shopping stores. The hotel is located between Ueno and Asakusa. It takes about 25-30 minutes to walk to these famous attractions, and you can enjoy the scenery of people's livelihood along the way. There is also a bus stop nearby, and you can reach more sightseeing spots in about 15 minutes by bus. There is an elevator in the hotel, but you need to go up a flight of stairs to check in and out, which may cause some inconvenience to the elderly. The overall decoration retains the characteristics of Japanese-style houses. There are lockers at the entrance to change shoes, and then there is a Western-style living room with coffee, tea and snacks. Refrigerators are also provided in the corridor on the third floor. The room type I stayed in did not have a private bathroom, but there was a simple wash basin and mirror in the entrance. The room adopts a traditional tatami design, which is very comfortable and clean, and is spacious for single or double occupancy. The sound insulation effect is good, and there is air conditioning, TV and wardrobe in the room, but there is only one charging plug. In addition, the room also provides Japanese yukata to wear as pajamas in the hotel to enhance the Japanese-style stay experience. The bathroom is separate for men and women. It is located on the first and second floors. It adopts a typical Japanese design and is equipped with a dressing room, shower room and bathtub. You can fully experience Japanese bathing culture. There are also self-service laundry facilities on the ground floor. In general, Sakura Inn is a very unique Japanese-style B&B with a comfortable overall environment, considerate service, and high cost performance. It is highly recommended to travelers who like Japanese life experience.

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

room was clean and comfortable although a bit small but enough space to fit 2 large suitcases. location was great with lots to do within walking distance, but the main stations for city lines are about a 15 minute walk.

Location not the best unless you don’t mind walking 10-15 mins. Same floor with all dorms - female, male, mixed and toilet is not control by card, anyone can go in. Think about it at midnight bathing to worry a drunker to come in (it’s Shibuya, come on. Famous for drinking) Many local drinking bars outside the road on the way to hostel. This is good. Have lift for the rooms but no lift outside so I have to carry my luggage to few stairs to reach reception (after 15 mins walking from Shibuya station green line) omg I don’t mind to stay again if I only have a backpack.

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