New Hotels in Tokyo

"This hotel was the first one we stayed at during our trip to Japan, and we were very satisfied and happy with the experience. It exceeded our expectations! The only slight disappointment was that we weren't given a room with a sea view, but everything else was perfect. I especially want to commend a staff member named 'Tanaka.' Their Chinese was very fluent, and they helped us call a taxi and confirm our destination. There was also a small incident where we left our plush toy 'Danzai' in the room, but after contacting the hotel, we were able to retrieve it. Another incredibly thoughtful detail was that I had left some empty small cosmetic bottles behind, and the housekeeping staff even collected them for me and returned them. If you're planning a trip to Disneyland, this hotel should be your first choice. What I liked most was the reasonable layout of the room, with three single beds and a circular sofa chair perfect for drinking tea, relaxing, or working."

"This is a brand new hotel, and we were lucky enough to be among its first guests! uwu I was a bit apprehensive when booking because there were no reviews yet, but as soon as we arrived, the warm and welcoming service immediately put all my doubts to rest. The hotel is clean and beautiful, and it's very close to both the station and shopping areas. It's also far enough from the main road that it's completely quiet at night. The provided cutlery is comprehensive, and the kitchen utensils are even more complete than what we have at home, haha! Xiao Xin, one of the staff members, was incredibly enthusiastic, treated guests exceptionally well, and provided excellent service. Booking this hotel was truly great value for money, and we'll definitely be back next time! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻"

"The hotel is located near Nihonbashi, only one or two stops away from Ginza, making its location excellent. There are two subway stations right outside. If you have a lot of luggage, try to avoid exiting at Nihonbashi Station; instead, choose a subway line that goes to Kayabacho, otherwise, getting out of Nihonbashi Station with luggage can be quite challenging. The hotel is relatively new, and its decor is modern and youthful. The public area on the first floor is small but offers a space to relax and have breakfast. Breakfast is a choice between Western and Japanese styles. There's no bottled water in the room; you'll need to get water from the dispenser on your floor. It offers good value for money, making it more suitable for younger travelers and those with less luggage."

"Although the room wasn't big, it was enough for one person. The service was excellent; luggage could be left at check-in and check-out. The large public bath was clean and spacious, with both indoor and outdoor tubs. It's close to the station. I'll definitely come again!"

"Although the sparrow is small and complete, the bathroom is large, the bed is small, suitable for girls to travel, in such a small room, there can be a small table for three people to sit on, it can be said that it is like a residential change program, showing the essence of Japanese interior design. From the station, you need to go downstairs and cross the road, walking to Daiguan Mountain, very convenient. When I checked in, the front desk was very enthusiastic to inform the toiletries to pick up by yourself. Free ice cream in the freezer. In short, everything is very Tokyo. If I come to Tokyo next time, I will choose to live here."

"1) The hotel can arrange airport shuttle service. 2) There are several convenience stores (Lawson, 7-Eleven, etc.) and a 24-hour supermarket near the hotel. 3) The hotel is about a 15-minute walk from Ueno Station and Ueno's main business district. There are also two subway lines nearby. 4) Kappabashi (the knife and kitchenware street) and Senso-ji Temple are about a 10-15 minute walk away. 5) You can enjoy unobstructed views of Tokyo Skytree from any location. 6) The hotel staff and facilities are excellent, and the surrounding environment is quiet and convenient. I will definitely choose to stay at this apartment hotel again next time I come to Tokyo."

"Although the accommodation isn't near a train station, it's still convenient as there are buses available. If you return late, you'll have to walk. I enjoyed the feeling of strolling through Tokyo. The room wasn't too small, and the bathroom even had a bathtub. Basic amenities are available for self-service on the first floor. The check-in counter is on the first floor, which is a small space with nowhere to sit. There's also nothing nearby to browse. If you arrive too early, you'll just drop off your luggage and leave, with Asakusa being the closest place to explore."

"I initially expected self-check-in, but I was pleasantly surprised to find two staff members on duty both day and night, and they were incredibly helpful. I wonder if that's because there were many complaints 🤭. The location is quite convenient, though it's a bit hidden and right at a crossroads, making it easy to go in the wrong direction. There were quite a few foreign guests, so the front desk staff spoke English. The place was relatively clean, and the room I chose felt spacious. I'd consider staying here again. For breakfast, I planned to go to Hoshino Coffee, but it wasn't open yet. By chance, I stumbled upon an even better retro Japanese cafe right across the street. It opens at 9 AM and is definitely worth trying."