Tokyo Hotels with Jacuzzi

"Decent sized room but quite far from Keisei (around 17 mins walk) so it took me awhile big bags. Location is spotted on, have everything, kaiten sushi, bars and supermarket. Quite a ride to city center though."

"Excellent service all around! Every staff member was friendly and attentive. 👍 I felt very safe during my stay. My room was clean and well-arranged, with plenty of convenient space to put my belongings – it didn't feel small at all. The bed, bedding, and pillows were all great. I'm usually a very picky sleeper, but I had a fantastic night's rest. There's also a hot spring bath available, which is a nice bonus. The tea and coffee maker in the room was definitely a plus! The location is also super convenient for getting anywhere."

"Overall, I was very satisfied. It's super convenient to buy things and find food nearby, and the facilities are modern and well-maintained. I had a comfortable stay. My only minor gripes are that it felt a bit smaller than the online listed area, and although there are multiple subway lines, it's still an 8-9 minute walk to the station."

"Basically, it is the feeling of a youth hostel, but the decoration is still very traditional in Japan, and the place for soaking in the bath is quite special. In addition, brushing, bathing, and toilets in public areas are also more sanitary and convenient."

"Location near a smaller subway called Keio that takes you to a larger station so it was easy to move around the city. The hotel decor is luxurious and rooms spacious. The lobby is mostly unattended, a call button is there if you need assistance. This hotel is good for independent travelers. The beds are very firm and large. Great pillows."

"Recommendations for couples who want to get married at the Tokyo Embassy Yuanita MUA Japan's house is only 2 minutes from Meguroholic. Close to Eki 👍"

"Our overall experience at the hotel was excellent. They tried their best to accommodate all our requests before check-in, such as a quiet, non-smoking room near the elevator. As soon as we got out of the car, staff came to help with our luggage and took it directly to our room. For all 8 days of our stay, the room was cleaned impeccably every day. The view of Tokyo Bay from the window was stunning. What truly stood out was how seriously and incredibly quickly the customer service team responded to our calls for deliveries, always completing our requests promptly."

"Excellent welcome!! Spacious room and bathroom. Has all the essentials like a fridge, kettle, etc. Great for a comfortable night's sleep. Each floor has its own unique and very charming decor theme."

"I stayed here for two nights on Friday and Saturday for a trip. It's very easy to find, about a three-minute walk from Ogikubo Station. I only had a brief interaction with the staff at check-in and when I was buying some things, but I received very polite and pleasant service. I've also stayed at the Akihabara branch, and it seemed less crowded than the Akihabara branch, and the lockers were spacious and comfortable. I didn't use it, but there was a separate shelf for storing suitcases, which many people did. The lounge offers free drinks and manga, and rice seems to be available except late at night, with furikake (rice seasoning) also available. Alcohol and popcorn are also available in the evenings. It seems they also serve late-night noodles. They also serve curry in the morning, but I found it a little too salty. The rice was also a little hard. However, I'm very grateful for the service that allows me to fill my stomach at any time, especially in these times. The hotel also sells cup ramen, potato chips, ice cream, and soft drinks, so if you're feeling a bit overwhelmed, you can enjoy those. At other locations, if you're staying for multiple nights you apparently have to leave once for cleaning, but this doesn't seem to be the case at the Ogikubo location. However, cleaning hours are from 9am to 4pm, so if you're in the capsule during that time the cleaning noise can be bothersome, so you need to keep that in mind. Perhaps thanks to that, the building was kept clean and I had a pleasant stay. Hotel prices in Tokyo are rising noticeably, to the point where I hesitate to stay even in business hotels, but Ogikubo is relatively close, less than a 10-minute train ride from Shinjuku, and you can stay for around 7,000 yen per night and receive comfortable service, so this hotel will definitely be one of my options when I stay in Tokyo in the future!"

"It’s conveniently located close to a subway station, with a convenience store right in front, making it very accessible. The serviced apartment setup is ideal for medium- to long-term stays. The bathroom was clean and pleasant, but unfortunately, the drain plug was broken, so I couldn’t fill the bathtub, which was disappointing."