2 star hotels in Tokyo

I liked that each capsule had a curtain that could be pulled down and that there were sauna facilities. It would have been great if I could have rented a charger.

Overall, it's a great place and I would recommend it. Pros: 1. It's very close to the subway station, just a two to three-minute walk, which is super convenient if you have a lot of luggage. 2. The front desk staff are all very enthusiastic and friendly, and they speak English. 3. Fresh towels, toothbrushes, and other toiletries are provided daily. 4. The male and female dorms and shower areas are...

A decent capsule hotel with everything you need, compactly arranged.

The pod for sleeping is cozy for 1 night or 2 max because it’s tiny but it does the work ! The sauna and showers are very nice! There’s the temperature for each shower and great explanation of what to do on the wall. Overall i enjoyed my short stay !

The beds are decent, and there's a fan above each bed. They provide fresh toiletries daily. The only slight inconvenience is that even if you're staying multiple nights, you have to fully check out by 11 AM each day. You can store your luggage in the storage room on each floor, but it's a bit small, so you can't open your suitcase there. Other than that, everything else was quite satisfactory.

The capsule look a bit old but the toilet is very clean. There are private showers, open showers, and a sauna which is fantastic. However, there’s no lift from the ground level to the lobby, so you’ll need to use the stairs. But from the lobby to the dormitory, there is a lift available. The location is great, close to Uniqlo and the metro station. Overall, it was a really good experience.

I've stayed here several times now, and overall, I'm quite satisfied. The front desk lady speaks Chinese and has a great attitude.

I came to Japan alone for a concert at Tokyo Dome, and this hotel was perfectly located. There's a FamilyMart right next door, and the station is just a 5-minute walk away, with direct access to Haneda Airport. The room had a mini-fridge and was cleaned daily. It was quiet at night, which made me feel very safe traveling solo!

I stayed here for one night, and overall it was pretty good. It's very close to Higashi-Nihombashi Station on the Asakusa Line, which offers direct trains to both Narita and Haneda airports, making it super convenient. It's also near JR Bakurocho Station and the Shinjuku Line. The only minor drawback is that the room is quite small. It's perfectly fine for stays of two nights or less, but any longer...

A regular Tokyo hotel I would say based on size and room amenities, except that its very close to a metro station that is on the same line as the keisei express to the airport. So you can get there in a pretty short amoutn of time from the airport without even taking the skyliner. this to me is a big plus. Otherwise not much to say, there is a familymart and some restaurants that are close by that...

The room was clean and tidy, the stuff is nice. So many metro lines are located near the hotel, so it's so easy to go everywhere in Tokyo from here! Akihabara is within 20-30 minutes walking, Family Mart is next door. Next time I probably will stay here again 👌🏻

Good location, very close to train station and close to 7/11, family mart. Check in time is so stickly at 15.00hrs. I arrived at 14.00hrs and still have to wait

Very interesting stay at Anshin Oyado Shinjuku capsule hotel. I really enjoyed the complementary food and beverages during my stay. I have always wanted to stay at a capsule hotel and this place did not disappoint. The pods were clean, comfortable, and surprisingly quiet. I would highly recommend this hotel for solo travelers with an adventurous bone. The location was shockingly convenient as well...

The 3rd floor lounge close on 3am, many people come back from club unable to rest

This was my first time staying in a capsule hotel, and overall, this one was pretty good. However, I'm a light sleeper, so predictably, I didn't get a good night's rest. Still, it's probably the most convenient option given its proximity to the station. Plus, the curry was quite good!

This hotel was mostly satisfactory, even though it was a bit pricier than similar accommodations, likely due to its prime location right off a bustling street in Shinjuku. They offer complimentary breakfast, curry rice for dinner, ramen, and all-you-can-drink alcohol, coffee, and other beverages. Of course, the food at outside restaurants is more varied and tastier. The bathroom was also great, almost...

Its goood everything is already there i would definitely stay there again. a lot of free stuff as well

Love this place - my go-to in Tokyo. Love the atmosphere and the provisions. Has good laundry facilities, and the location is excellent for access to Shinjuku station, shopping, and bars. The onsen is great, although it could do with a cold plunge to make the experience even better!

I needed an affordable hotel for one night, and this place is perfect for that. It’s very compact, as you’d expect from a Japanese hotel, but it actually has everything you need. It’s probably not the best choice for longer stays, but it’s nice and affordable.

It's a little far from Okachimachi Station, but within walking distance. The room is a typical business hotel. I was a little worried because the price was low, but I had no complaints. There's a large local supermarket just a short walk away. It's good value for money, so I'd definitely stay here again.

There are vending machines and public telephones in the lobby. There are two elevators. Room wear is available in sizes M and L. Check-out is done by machine. It is a short walk from Naka-Okachimachi Station.

Located 600 meters from Akihabara's anime district, the hotel has a tram stop and JR station downstairs, and a convenience store 100 meters away. The hotel is somewhat old, but clean and hygienic, and the room size is moderate for Tokyo.

The hotel is close to Okachimachi Station, so it's convenient for anything you want to do. Above all, the room rate is not too high. With hotel prices rising these days, this hotel is around 10,000 yen. With that in mind, there are many restaurants in the area, and the location is convenient enough to catch the first bullet train or plane in the morning, so I felt it was a very convenient hotel. Even...

The room is fully equipped and the transportation location is good

Had an amazing time in Tokyo. R&B Hotel is in a great location. It’s close to the train station (a two minute walk) with lots of shops and restaurants around. A 7-11 is right across the street as well. Connected to the hotel is a Royal Host which I had a nice breakfast at. The hotel has 12 floors. The second floor is the lobby which has an assortment of amenities (washcloth, razor, q-tips, etc) to...

Loved this hotel so much. Convenient spot with a Don Quijote, McDonalds & a seven eleven all opposite it. Nice staff and the most peaceful train station sleep sounds. The pajamas were nice too :)

Love this hotel esp with the selection of amenities near the lobby. U got what you need. Very near to otsuka station. I always love and choose this neighborhood. Room wise, i believe it's Japan's standard. But it's comfortable and clean.

Not a bad room, although a bit small. In the bathroom, there is space for both a shower and bath. The breakfast buffet is ok, but there is no change to the menu, and there is no miso soup. Otherwise, location is good, right next to JR Ōtsuka Station on the Yamanote Line.

had a hard time finding this one some time in Aug 2019, but it's conveniently located near the restaurants, starbucks, and grocery stores. The staff are helpful.

Great place to stay ! Lots of good food offerings around ! Very friendly English speaking staff, n they have a guided tour which should not be missed ..

The facilities were minimal and clean.

The location was great and the staff was very polite.

Overall, it's very good and clean, except the storage space is a bit small.

It's right next to Kanda Station, and being a women-only facility gives you a sense of security. Depending on the time of day, the lockers can get crowded and full of people unpacking their suitcases. The capsule is spacious, so I was able to sleep soundly.

the locker is on first floor ree so we have to up n down to get our things, they don't provide you a toothbrush if u don't ask for it, when you leave your luggage you even can't use the toilet even you have reservations there

I just wanted to experience the capsule room. It felt quite spacious. The hotel provided earplugs but I didn't use them. Maybe I was tired after walking all day and didn't hear any sound. However, the price was a bit high. If two people were together, it would be more convenient and private to find an ordinary hotel.

The service is great. I came here four times and I've changed my rooms twice, it's because I have sleeping problems, so if the room faces the road it will be a little noisy for me even in the 6th floor. But the hotel is really willing to help me change my room once I request. That impresses me a lot. And the location is really convenient.

Famous hotel nowadays,small room size but comfortable.We choose the hotel just between Ueno &Akihabara. Ten minutes walking to Subway station.Easy way to Ginza.Pillow was too low but toilet was well facilitated. Cons : no air conditioning in winter. The control was difficult to set down the Rm. temperature.U can order hotel breakfast,but we usually tried all the cafe that closed to the hotel 🏨. There...

Rooms-wise it's perfectly acceptable for a Japanese Hotel. And it's location is perfect. The problem we had was with breakfast - there's a gluten free speciality restaurant that I love to see become more common in Japan, even if I don't need it. However it's got the dining space for about 12 people, they cram in 24 and the entire 12 floor hotel is supposed to have breakfast here between 6am-9am. So...

My usual APA hotel closer to Ueno station was not available but I like this chain because I know what the room is like and they are always clean and quiet. Between two metro stations on the Ginza line for Shibuya and Asakusa. An easy walk from Keisei from Narita but if you have suitcases then probably a four minute taxi ride. Lots of food options and easily walkable to Ueno. No laundry onsite but a...

APA never fails, good quality with a fair price

There is a multi-storey car park right behind it, which is convenient. The person in charge will guide you. The room is a small business hotel with a unit bath The facilities were new and it was enough to rest.

Great location, 5 min walk to Daiman station , easy access to both narita or henada airport.

The hotel's location is excellent. It's a quick 10-minute monorail ride from Haneda Airport to Hamamatsucho, and then about a 5-minute walk to the hotel. Plus, Daimon subway station is nearby. I really liked the complete segregation of men and women, with separate access routes. The top floor lounge and rooftop offer great views of Tokyo Tower. However, the hygiene was quite poor. The bedsheets were...

The hotel's location is excellent, and you can see Tokyo Tower from the spacious lobby.

Location was ideal! Much of the famous sights were nearby and I could easily walk there! Train station is just round rhe corner so it was easy hopping onto trains to nearby towns! Room was clean, comfortable and amenities tip top!

It felt like I was sleeping in a space capsule, yet only a few hundred meters from the ground. Late at night, looking through the public area's floor-to-ceiling windows, watching the Eiffel Tower's shimmering lights pass over the sleeping capsules, there was a cyberpunk sense of solitude. There's no privacy here, only the most precise routine for sleeping and showering. It's perfect for those who need...

Very good. The location is excellent, making it convenient to get to Haneda Airport. If you have a lot of luggage, you'll need to leave it outside the room, but Japan is generally safe, so you can feel at ease. The cleanliness was also very good, and the pillows were quite large. It was quiet at night.

Overall the hotel was just what we expected. It was clean. It was small but good for the value. The neighborhood was nice. It felt local with lots of great restaurants around.

Good but expensive. Everything is good, daytime reception very kindness but nigt reception very rude person. He didn't help any. One problem is adapter. In picture i show

A hotel in Ekoda that's almost perfect for solo travelers, aside from the building being a bit old. It has everything you need.

Very near a convenience store, restaurants, supermarket. Accessible to train stations as well.

One of my fevorite budget hotel in Japan. Good price with full equipmemts and staffs are amazing.

Not within your typical central core region of Tokyo but that means its nested with more local neighbourhood. Great location for me, good escape from the city life.  That said, hotel is located walking distance from 2 train stations on different lines so fairly convenient to get around! Hotel staff are easy going, yet professional! Definitely consider staying there again!  Oh! And did i mention 2 super...

Great hotel with friendly staff and just outside Toyocho station. Amenities were available at the reception. I was here for two nights for work and had a great experience. The staff kept my luggage for a few hours after check out, which was really helpful since I had to finish some work before leaving.

Very close to the metro station. Looks reasonable price hotel which able to reach downtown Tokyo around 15 minutes. You know, rooms of business hotels in Japan are very small, like a cubicle-separated.

Not bad but everything depends on the budget. I recommend it only in case of low budget. The location is good and the train station is just adjacent to this hotel. Good experience.

Clean and quiet hotel. Convenient area with convenient store, pharmacy, a number of simple restaurants around. Super near to the metro around 2mins walking distance.

The staff here are brilliant. Professional and extremely courteous. They looked after me very well for the 3 weeks that I was here in Japan. Thanks to all the staff there.

I thought it was a small but beautiful room, but there was a sticker on the table to stop the lid of ○ Qing's cup noodles lol (I peeled it off and threw it away) The room is dark, so you may not have noticed it when cleaning. Also, the breakfast was delicious! I was full! I think this room was still there, so I'll stay there if I have another chance.

I stayed for two nights. It's a great hotel, really close to the station. There are tons of restaurants around the hotel, and even a convenience store for late-night snacks, so I never felt inconvenienced. There's even a Daiso nearby, which was really handy for picking up anything I needed. It was perfect.

The rooms were a bit small but it was clean and very comfortable.

🚫There were some areas in the room that hadn't been cleaned, and I was bothered by the dust in various places! There was dust around the outlet on the desk where the TV is, dust on the hangers, and the shelf where towels are kept in the bathroom - as I'm tall, there was a lot of dust that was noticeable. Maybe the air conditioner was in a bad position, but even when I turned the temperature down, the...

With its location in front of the station, large rooms, and cleanliness, I think this is a good hotel for a business trip. I didn't get breakfast, but there are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants around the hotel.

Overall very clean and tidy. The staff was very friendly. Conveniently close to a lot of restaurants, convenience stores and the train station. 

Very nice room with friendly and helpful staff! So convenient too

Amazing location, walkable to a few different lines! Room is small (typical in Japan) but able to open a 26” luggage. No air conditioning during winter (Early Feb), had to open the window for ventilation which is a little noisy at night but still bearable.

Very very very very very very very very very very very very good!

Extremely convenient location! It's near Ueno Station, making trips to the airport cheap and fast. There are plenty of dining, entertainment, and shopping options around. Navigating the subway is also a breeze. I really enjoyed the breakfast; it was simple, nutritious, and well-balanced. The room is small, but perfect for one person.

Stayed for 3 nights and I enjoyed my stay very very much. I would definitely choose to stay here again next time! The room was very clean and cozy and even though it was small (on par with japanese standards) it has everything I needed. There was even a humidifier in the room!! Great for the winter months! Location was amazing! It was just a short 10mins walk from the Keisei Ueno Stn to catch the...

Good location, very clean and very nice & helpful staff. Very recommended!!!

Stay for 3 nights (3/11 - 6/11) and was disappointed with no air conditioning in the room. Only heating service. The room were warm and hot. The corridor and lobby were much cooler. Hotel provide a small fan in the room. The location and amenity were excellent. Near to Subway and shopping. Walking distance to Ueno shopping streets.

The room is quite small but the bed’s comfortable. It’s located near tawaramachi station.

Good place! Thank you very much! Comfortable and convenient! The only problem was to change place after one night. We needed to make new check-in and come earlier than we planned.

Tokyo-W-Inn-Asakusa is a nice place to stay. My bed was clean. There is a great view of Tokyo Skytree from the lounge room. There is free coffee and tea. There is a stove, a rice cooker and a microwave in the lounge room so you can cook. The location is very convenient. It’s close to Asakusa station and Tawaramachi station. There are many convenience stores and supermarkets nearby. The staff is very...

Value for money. Great location. Level6 lounge good fir some break

Overall is clean and good for short stay. Got personal space with curtain cover, mirror side rack and lamp. So lucky we got quiet roommates. Amenities: washing machine 300yen and dryer 100 yen per time, but dryer not so effective. We took 2 times to dry but still not that dry.

It might be a bit noisy, but the location is good, convenient, and clean.

A quiet area but not so distant from tourist attractions. Excellent Japanese cuisine for breakfast. Drink bar available for residents.

The room is a bit small, but it's well-equipped and has an excellent location, only a ten-minute walk from Senso-ji Temple.

Fast check in with friendly and helpful staff. I was able to leave my luggage there before check in. I like the waiting area which serves as an extra dining area for guests having breakfast in the hotel, as well as guests taking their own meals. It has a great view of the street with large frames less windows across most of the room. The room was large good for 2 people easily. I was given a corner...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Stay – Highly Recommended! We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The food was very good, and we loved the unlimited soda drinks available from 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM, which was a nice extra perk after a long day. The hotel offers unlimited toiletries, and you can conveniently get your own supplies as needed. The room was clean and comfortable, with fresh towels provided. The bathtub is...

The hotel is a bit far from the subway station, about 1km from Asakusa Station. It's a new hotel, and the rooms aren't small. On the first floor, they provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, combs, tea, toner, and lotion. Laundry is free, and drying costs 100 yen for half an hour. The breakfast area on the first floor also offers free tea and coffee from afternoon to evening. There's a smoking room on the...

The room was impressively clean and well-maintained, which made for a very comfortable stay. While the space isn’t overly large, it’s just enough to fit three luggages comfortably. Overall, I would definitely come back and stay here again.

A tad small, but super convenient transportation-wise. Great value for money for a solo traveler.

Close to the station, which was really convenient. The hotel was clean, hygienic, comfortable, and cozy. It had a bathtub and all the necessary toiletries. The service was excellent. Getting around by train was easy, and there were plenty of restaurants right outside. Super convenient!

The room is tiny. If you open a 29-inch suitcase, the door basically can't open fully, or at best, only half-open. The window doesn't open. The bathroom has a deep bathtub, which is a plus. However, the hotel's Wi-Fi is very unstable, and breakfast is a really unappetizing bento box with a drink. On the other hand, the location is genuinely good. It's very close to the Asakusabashi exit, and there...

Even before check-in, I was able to leave my luggage at the front desk. Check-out was super convenient. The hotel is very close to the station and a straight shot to get there. There's a Matsuya nearby, making dining easy. Plus, there's a FamilyMart right across the street with delicious fried chicken and milk!

The facilities are a bit old, and some areas weren't cleaned very well, with some stains. The location is excellent, very close to the station, and there are many dining options downstairs. The bedding is just average; the blanket seems to be reused and not changed between guests, directly exposed, which doesn't feel very hygienic. Rooms facing the street can be a bit noisy, with motorcycles revving...

Note that Asakusabashi Station is not the same as Asakusa Station, but it's still quite convenient to get here from Narita Airport.

The location is excellent, just about 100 meters from the west exit of Suidobashi subway station. There's a FamilyMart convenience store right downstairs, and a delicious soba noodle place too! 😋 The environment is great, but it's a bit inconvenient that the capsule only has USB charging.

Extremely close to Tokyo Dome, clean, quiet, and less than 100m from Suidobashi subway station.

Great environment. It's located downtown, with shrines and parks nearby, making it convenient for getting around.

The free space is great, and the location is convenient. The sleep report is very detailed. The only issue is that the number of power outlets is quite limited, so I couldn’t charge my phone at night. (There is a USB port, but there is no Type-C port)

Just arrived in Tokyo and needed a temporary place to stay. If you have a lot of luggage, it's about a 10-15 minute walk from the subway station, and the path isn't the easiest. The 'ladies only' floor and lockers require a room key to access, which made me feel very secure. The locker was just big enough to fit my 28-inch suitcase! 👍🏽 The rooms are cleaned daily at 11 AM, and sheets are changed. Everyone...

What a fantastic experience! I highly recommend it for solo travelers. 1. The bathrooms are well-designed with space for clothes and towels, and you don't even need to bring your own toiletries. 2. The personal lockers with key-pad locks felt very secure (perfectly sized for my carry-on). 3. The common lounge area is super comfortable and great for getting some work done. 4. The high-tech sleeping...

The price is relatively cheap, you're right in front of a convenience store, you don't really get amenities but you can buy for cheap... it's more of a party hostel...not a quiet one

This my first hostel experience, and it was a good one. The shared dorm was tiny but fine. Capsule had enough space for my carry on luggage plus backpack and some hangers to help with organization. Hotel staff are awesome from the front desk to the bartender. Great area being in Shinjuku. Would recommend!

The location is very good. Godzilla, the Golden Gai, the Cat and Donki is just 10-15 mins away. The Mario Kart is also 2 blocks away. The people (guests) are mainly foreigners. The staff and service and their breakfast is very good.

The atmosphere is really nice and quite when you share the common space with others，and lots of activities for socializing.

It was a great experience! I was told that this would be a self-service check-in, but there were staff helping with the check-in process. Process was smooth and quick, and the staff is friendly. The facilities, beddings, towel were very clean. Shared bathroom was also clean with stable hot shower. I feel safe and comfortable during the stay and highly recommend for solo/ budget travellers.

Generally clean hostel. 2xBunkbed women’s room was super small but handy it you don’t want to share with strangers. Communal showers and toilets were clean and comfortable. Breakfast was 10/10; well balanced, healthy, FREE! Don’t recommend their laundry facilities; you will never get your clothes clean/dry. Go to the many laundromats very close by. Good first experience in a hostel. Would come back

Location is perfect. Room size is big enough to open 2 luggages. Room and beds are clean.

We had a wonderful stay at Keisei Richmond Hotel Tokyo Oshiage. The room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The location is excellent — very convenient for getting around, with the train station, Tokyo Skytree, shopping, and plenty of food options nearby. It made our trip around Tokyo very easy and stress-free. Breakfast had limited...

I had a great stay at this hotel. One of the biggest advantages is its incredibly convenient location—it’s very easy to get around, with public transportation, shops, and restaurants all nearby. This made my trip much more enjoyable and stress-free. The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. Overall, it’s a great choice for anyone looking for a well...

Took only 3min to reach Skytree. It is the greatest part to stay this hotel.

The hotel's location is fantastic, right opposite the Skytree and next to Oshiage Station, making travel incredibly convenient. There are so many food options nearby. The hotel staff are all very friendly and helpful. They even have facial masks available at the toiletries counter in the lobby, which is a really thoughtful touch.

There was no water in the room, so I had to go down to the third floor to get some. And without a cup or tumbler, I couldn’t even drink it. I needed to take medicine because of my allergies, but in the end, I had to give up taking it. The other thing was good

Good location, around 10 mins walk from Shimbashi station. Walking distance to Lawson and Family Mart. Recommend for solo travellers.

It was clean, had plenty of amenities, and even provided a hair dryer, hair iron, and curling iron, so I was able to stay empty-handed, which was very appreciated. Best of all, there was a large public bath, which was great for soothing away my fatigue. ☺️ This time, I had a meal plan, and while meal vouchers were supposed to be given at check-in, they weren't, so I was confused when I went to get...

First time for me in a capsule hotel, much cozier than I expected. The staff was very friendly. For someone like me who likes a proper meal before starting the day, the breakfast was a bit meager (a cup of miso soup and a rice ball). But that's really a matter of personal preference...

There's a 7-Eleven nearby, the environment is peaceful, and the overall experience was fantastic.

This is the first one-night accommodation I booked for my first trip to Japan. It is a tier 1 capsule hotel. The lobby and men's public bath are on the 6th floor. I stayed on the 4th floor. The facilities were clean and the service was very friendly. The bed was also very clean. Above all, I don't know if it is soundproof, but I slept so quietly at night that I woke up feeling like I was sleeping at...

This is the capsule hotel with the best sanitary environment and service facilities so far. The capsule room is very spacious, high enough for people to stand, and the soundproofing is also very good. There is a large bath. The public lounge is also quiet and comfortable.

The hotel staff were incredibly welcoming, with several of them being *********! They were all very kind and proactive in offering help.

My husband and I stayed here for 7 nights and really loved the area. The metro station is just a 3-min walk away, and there are lots of great cafes and restaurants nearby. The neighborhood felt very safe and convenient, which made our stay even more enjoyable. Like most hotels in Japan, the rooms are quite small, but what really stood out was the slider bed, which could easily turn into two comfortable...

We really liked this hotel. It’s in a great spot, close to the metro and many attractions. The staff were very friendly and even helped us send our luggage to another city, which was very helpful. Our room was small but clean, the bed was comfortable, and it was quiet so we could rest well. The bathroom was very small, which was a little uncomfortable, but overall we had a great stay and would happily...

Although the room is a bit old, but everything in need is provided, neat and tidy. The hotel is also very close to Asakusabashi, which is very convenient to travel around. This hotel has lift, good food tourists who carry a big luggage with them.

the hotel is a 5-minute walk to asukasubashi station. there are restaurants across the station whenever you return to the hotel late. grocery store and family mart is also by the station. the hotel provides the necessary amenities. it even has a washer and dryer (for 200/100 yen).

Walls were a-bit on the thin side. Rooms had slightly weird layout and design. There were corners which clearly wasn't thoroughly cleaned in a while but not much to complain about. Staffs were very helpful.