3 star hotels in Tokyo

Everything is good. I can leave my luggage after check out and collect later. The drip coffee from hotel is nice! Hotel has washing machine with dryer. Please ensure you have the coin of 100yen else need to change the coin at reception. I can view which washing machine is available from TV. However, the space of the hotel is quite limited. I have three luggages but I only can open 1 in once. ...

Lived for many times! And after the upgrading it will definitely be one of my choices next time

The location is super convenient, really close to Shinjuku-sanchome subway station. There's a Lawson just a few steps away, and you'll find Muji, Uniqlo, Isetan, and more nearby, making shopping a breeze. The room isn't huge, but it's well laid out – I had no problem opening a large suitcase. The self-service check-in and check-out machines downstairs are a great feature, and the staff also speak English

This hotel aligns with my expectations for a typical Japanese city hotel. The room was small, barely leaving enough space to open a large suitcase, but it was clean and quiet. The breakfast was a bit better than what I've had at Toyoko Inn previously. For the price, it's a great option. (P.S. The pictures are not related to this review)

The room was a bit small, but very clean. The subway station is right downstairs, and it's only about a 700-meter walk to Shinsaibashi. The size was really an issue though, I couldn't even open my suitcase properly. There's an Aeon supermarket downstairs, which is great for grabbing food.

The room decor felt really nice, very new and clean. Plus, the TV had screen mirroring, which was a first for me in Japan! However, it's a bit of a walk from Shinjuku Station, about ten minutes or so.

Overall the hotel is located at a strategic spot. Great place for people who like to shop and hang out at Shibuya areas. Very convenient as it is surrounded by many malls and shops, easy to get good around. Only the room is quite small for, as you won’t have enough space to open all the luggages. You need to take turn to pack ur luggage and open ur luggage. Also u need to give way to people if...

Everything is within short walking distance in Shibuya. 10 seconds from Shibuya metro exit B2. Location unbeatable. Small room and small bathroom with tub. Aged but clean. Wifi good. No noise. Great for train spotting from window.

Good but little small for over 1.85cm

The hotel's location is right in the heart of Shibuya, close to the subway station, and there's a bus stop right outside, which is super convenient. The room was clean and tidy. Although there's a train line downstairs, the windows have sliding wooden panels specifically designed to block out noise, so it wasn't noisy at all. The lobby on the first floor offers complimentary toiletries, tea bags, and...

Fantastic location just a cross road away from Shibuya Station , and a hop and skip away from Hachiko statue and Shibuya crossing.We got in via Narita Express and dragged our luggage across the street to the hotel which was easy to find once you spot Bic Camera and McDonalds. Room was tiny but still very comfy and does the job if you wanted to be very close to the train station. Very quiet too so we...

The best hotel I have stayed in Tokyo! The location is a stone throw from Shibuya station, the room is amazingly big to open up 2 large luggages and 1 medium luggage at the same time, there is also complimentary snacks for hotel guests from 6.30pm to 10pm. The only downside seems to be there is no heater in the room for winter season (or maybe its just me that doesnt know how to operate 😆). I strongly...

Staff was very kind, the room was quaint but that was expected. Also it was very clean and they brought new towels and robes every day. 10 out of 10

Rooms are small, but that is the standard of Tokyo (one of the most populated cities in the world). Staff was very servicefull and helpful. Definitely would recommend staying here.

First of all the room sizes are small, not only in this hotel but all across japan. So its not really a minus but still it makes it hard to pack and store the luggages. The personel is really helpful, the cleaning crew were doing their job well. The location of this hotel is nice in terms of taking a subway its kinda central and quick to access anywhere, however do not expect to find any activities...

The room is small, but every basic nececities are there. And good information tips available in-roon for foreign tourists. Very well-thought hotel with good value!

Pretty good location, lovely clerk leant me a charger overnight, nice towels.

Amazing hotel! Would recommend 5☆

Value for money, especially hotels during spring are generally more expensive. Toyoko's price during spring is affordable. The free breakfast is decent.

About 10 mins walk to hotel from Ikebukuro station, not allowed to check in early, typical Japanese style hotel. Can open two 28 inches luggage still can walk, bathtub is clean!

This was my first time staying at a Toyoko Inn, and I had a pretty good experience. Although the room was simple, it felt very cozy, and they provided a full range of toiletries. The staff were patient and helpful; I even encountered a male front desk agent who spoke Chinese, which made me decide to sign up for their membership card right away. The breakfast was basic but sufficient. I stayed for...

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station on the Yamanote Line. The surrounding area is incredibly convenient, with a Don Quijote not far away, a FamilyMart and 7-Eleven downstairs, and various Chinese restaurants nearby. It's really great. The hotel rooms aren't huge, but they meet basic needs. Plus, breakfast is included and it's pretty good.

My actual stay experience was pretty good. I encountered an auntie at the front desk who spoke Chinese, which was a relief because it was my first time in Japan and I was checking in alone, so I was a bit apprehensive. She helped me with the check-in process. I later realized that Toyoko Inn's check-in is super simple – you can do it completely self-service and contactless with just your passport and...

The front desk staff can speak Chinese, which was very convenient. The hotel environment is excellent and very clean. The location is also quite good, right near Ikebukuro Station, and there's a FamilyMart convenience store downstairs. Highly recommended! 🤲🏻

Not very soundproof room. Heard the people inn the hallway, and the wending machine. And the cars outside and people talking on the sidewalk. I had room on the 9th floor. One day the room cleaner wasnt finished even by 17:00 and i had to wait another hour. I usually only use APA hotels when visiting Japan but this one was a bit too far away from areas i usually visit.

Great location, quiet suburb with lots of shops and eateries. Close to 2 stations. Sumiyoshi station small but well connected. Rooms are standard size for Tokyo. Pizza restaurant on ground floor. Booked again.

Staff are very polite, building is not of the newer apa hotels BUT has bigger rooms. Service is very some days or you can request with the sign in the doors everyday they leave new towels and a few amenities. Shinjuku metro line is not far、like 3 blocks and you can be in akihabara or shinjuku very easily. Beds are fine, a little bigger thank usual apa too. Tv is like 43 inches. And finally the bath...

1. You can extend the check-out time until 11 AM only if you sign up for a special membership -> No explanation to foreigners, and check-out time is notified by 10 AM 2. Even though it was a long-term stay, they emptied the trash after 3 days -> No touch at all until then 3. It's an old hotel, so it's too cold and noisy -> I paid in cash, but it's a waste of money

Staff members are very polite. That's something I will always remember. Rooms get cleaned once every 4 days so you might end up with a lot of rubbish in your bins. Space in our room wasn't used the best as we had some empty and dead space. In general, it was really pleasant experience staying in this place.

Very nice hotel. Definitely recommend for short stay.

Good budget hotel. I only stayed here for one night, but it was perfect for what I needed. I specifically chose this hotel because of its convenient access to the Asakusa Line to Haneda Airport, and it turned out to be a great choice. The room and bed were small, but the bed was very comfortable. The bedroom wall had some scuff marks but the bed and bathroom was clean. Would recommend staying.

Very quiet hotel in Nihonbashi, next to the Asakusa Line and slightly off from Chuo JR and the Shinjuku Line. The hotel is clean and very quiet and imho it's a great choice if you know how to move around Tokyo. If you don't, it's maybe a bit inconvenient.

First of all, this hotel doesn't even have a laundry in the building. You have to go outaide of the hotel and find a coin laundry store, which is so inconvenient. Secondly, the rooms are dirty. The walls are dirty, the shower curtain is dirty and stinks. The bedsheets aren't fresh smelling, and you can't even control the temp in this room. The only thing is that this location is very convenient and...

I recently had the pleasure of staying at APA Hotel Higashi Nihonbashi hotel, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations! From the moment I checked in, the staff were attentive and friendly, making sure I had everything I needed. The room was clean, comfortable, with a lovely touch of Japanese culture. They have oven if you wanna heat food and ice maker. The amenities were top-notch, and the location...

Good hotel with great location.Convinient access to both airports.Good breakfast. U can choose between Japanese and western food. Unfortunately Fridge works only, if u are in room. But u can use ice machine on second floor.

Very nice hotel. Will be back someday. When tz pandemic is over 😁 Remembering 4 yrs ago...

Very good location and only 1 min to the JR station. Room is clean and tidy but very small. good for single and business stay in Tokyo downtown area. There are many restaurants and bars nearby and you can enjoy so much during your stay.

Great location. Very small room but clean and the bed was very comfortable. Good for single traveler.

Room is small and staff english is weak. Not able to help in providing extra pillows for my family in other rooms

The staff at the hotel were very friendly! They help you with luggage storage on the day you check in and check out. Hotel facilities were decent with laundry machine and vending machine. There is a Family Mart connected to the hotel if you need food at any time. This hotel is a great choice if you want to be close to Ginza and the waterfront area but don't want to pay a premium for the more western...

Stayed here for one night, very convenient location, lots of food options around and walking distance to parts of Ginza.

Facilities were great with a mini mart right downstairs. Really nearby to the train station and near many food places. Would reccommend staying here, espcially since it is walking distance to Ginza and really near Tokyo station (1-2 stops away).

Had a wonderful stay! The staff was friendly and helpful, the room was clean and comfortable, and the location was perfect. Highly recommend!

This is my first time feeling a hotel was truly worth it!

I stayed on the 16th floor, and the bathroom floor was so shaky it was scary. I was amazed at how the bathroom floor on the 16th floor could be like this. The facilities need maintenance. The air conditioner never turned off, perhaps because it was located in the south-central area.

Fantastic hotel in a good location for the place, closeish to the subway. I had a tatami room which was perfect and bigger than the standard rooms. Great service and very clean. Would stay again.

The view was great and my 3 and 5 year old daughters were delighted. The rooms were also very clean and the children were able to stay there without worry.

There are few places to eat nearby, only a longan dumpling shop, which closes very early. The hotel has three restaurants, all of which close at 10 o'clock. There is a Family Mart, a convenience store opposite, and a 711 next to it. There are many people running behind it.

Spent 1 night at this hotel to visit Disney. Convenient shuttle to the Disney park. 10 minute walk to Aeon mall and train station into Tokyo.

The hotel provides a shuttle bus service to Disneyland and the subway station, which was really convenient for our trip to Disneyland the next day. The only slight inconvenience is that it's a bit of a walk, about 1.2 kilometers, from the subway station. However, the hotel's location around Tokyo Bay is quite peaceful, and you can even enjoy sea views.

Good value for money, but the location is so-so. The front desk staff were very helpful and patient, even though we had to use a phone translator to communicate. However, the breakfast restaurant staff were quite cold and unfriendly.

Found hair on the bed... very disappointing. Breakfast was pretty standard, wouldn't recommend paying extra for it. There's a free shuttle bus, but make sure to ask exactly where the bus stops for the hotel from Disneyland, otherwise, it's very easy to miss.

It’s great where they provide shuttle service to Disney and the train station. It helps a lot especially when you’re bringing luggage along with you from the train station.

Good choice for those who plan to go Tokyo Disneyland. Got shuttle service to Tokyo Disneyland n Disneysea as well

The location are convenient, the opposite of hotel are family mart. All good assess to all spot

I stayed here for the Lady Gaga concert. The check-in process felt a bit unclear, and the staff weren't very enthusiastic. However, the location is quite good.

The room had a slight odor, and the bathroom had a bit of a smell, but the location was absolutely perfect.

The location of the hotel is great; it’s close to the metro and train station, as well as several bus stations . The hotel itself and the rooms are however a bit outdated. Staff is friendly, amenities are minimal, and no bottle(s) of water, nor any coffee/tea is provided, unless a member of the chain.

Fantastic location. Clean small rooms but perfect size for single and adequate for sleeping. Just across is Family Mart and one block behind Ginza Six shopping mall. Walking distance to Shinbashi & Ginza subway stations.

An older hotel with a good location. The entrance is quite small, so you'll need to pay attention to the map the first time you go. Even though it's small, it's very clean and not noisy.

A good chain hotel, no complaints. The room is cleaned daily, and the Japanese-European breakfast is decent. Convenient check-in with the self-checkin machine. Great location near subway and JR stations. You can also go straight to Akihabara for a stroll.

There are two stations nearby, making it easy to get around. This is definitely my go-to hotel from now on.

The hotel is very clean and suitable for single travelers. It has a convenient location with a convenience store nearby. The hotel offers free breakfast; the selection isn't extensive, but the taste is acceptable.

Nice hotel Good morning buffet !

I often see Toyoko Inns throughout Japan, but this was my first time staying at one. The room was very clean and included breakfast. It's about a 10-minute walk to Akihabara Electric Town. There are also subway lines nearby, making it very convenient to get to various attractions.

My experience was very good. The service was attentive and the staff were always willing to help. The facilities are clean and well-maintained, making for a comfortable stay. I loved the Japanese-style breakfast: varied, fresh, and delicious. Overall, I was very satisfied and would definitely recommend it.

A good, comfortable stay. Rooms are a little small - the premier room was tighter than the standard room, so would keep this in mind if you’ve got lots of suitcases.

Excellent and friendly service. Clean and big rooms. Very close to Namba Parks/Station.

Room was relatively spacious yet also close to Tamchi Station and Mita Station

My stay here was absolutely perfect! The hotel's ambiance is elegant and quiet, with no noise disturbances at all. The room facilities are complete and well-maintained, and the toiletries are high-quality. The staff are friendly and helpful, and housekeeping is very prompt. It's also super close to the attractions, making it incredibly convenient to get around. Definitely worth revisiting!

Location is great! Quiet and clean environment. Breakfast was good too! Coffee was very rich! There’s conbini not too far.

Decent room and quite. The cleaning not daily but towels are replace every day.

Nice large lobby with good selection at buffet .

It's a long-established hotel, and the check-in staff was very smooth. I wish the breakfast staff had a bit more dignity. It was a rare hotel these days, with a large number of Japanese people.

The hotel is overall old fashioned, although they are talking about SHOWA era. The key is not digital one. There is no in house landromat and it takaes about 10 minutes walk from the hotel, which is inconvenient. The variety of breakfast is o.k.. They should serve Japanese backwheat noodle instead of wheat noodle, which is healthier.

Used for a live show at Tokyo Dome The room was bigger than I expected. I could spread out my luggage. The bathtub was big! The neighborhood was quiet There was a convenience store nearby

As soon as you open the door, you're greeted by the bed. It's cramped!! but it wasn't a problem since I was only staying overnight for work. There was no space to spread out my suitcase, so I opened the closet door to make room for it. The bathtub in the bathroom looked old, but the walls, floor and toilet were all new and clean. It was very convenient as it was close to the station. The front...

This is my second time here. The twin room is very spacious and comfortable! The location is as good as ever. I want to stay here again when I come to Dongdan in the summer, but unfortunately there are no rooms left.

You book this place for convenience as the stations are close. For an APA , these are the smallest rooms ive ever been in. The staff are wonderful abd breakfast is also good

The room was very cozy, and the bed was larger than usual for a Japanese room, which I appreciated. It had a tea warmer, which was a godsend, a bidet, and a decent amount of channels, one of which showed Blade Runner in Japanese, the best way to watch the film. My only complaint was that the bed only had a comforter and not a sheet, but the staff brought me one once I asked for it, so no complaints...

Just to get this out of the way, the hotel rooms are small if you're in a couple (a bit smaller than I expected). If you're solo, this space would be great. The staff here is incredible and the location is amazing. Very close walk to Akasaka-Mitsuke station which can get you anywhere you need to go. This area is less crowded than other places in Tokyo and the area near the hotel is full of great...

My then-boyfriend (now my husband) will never forget the horrid cigarette smell that enveloped the hallways and seeped into our room. The building in its entirety was outdated and this was when we stayed for two nights back in 2018. Hopefully it has changed.

Very small room but clean. Great location For check in its take a time which is bad for us cuz we need to wait like a half and hour.

Good location, so many restraints and bars nearby. But this APA hotel is one of older models (bath room is dated, bed is not comfortable) and the room is really tiny. I also stayed at newer APA hotels which were much much nicer (upgraded bathroom, bed and a larger room). There is no laundry so not recommended for long term stay.

Not far from the subway station, with many dining options nearby. It's very good value for money, and the key is that the hotel has hot springs, which is really a nice touch. However, the lack of smoking rooms might be inconvenient for smokers.

Good location with many restaurants near by and a 24 hour Don Quijote with in 4mins walk from the hotel. Staff were nice and helpful. Also, lots of shopping malls within the Ikebukuro Station. Included all the amenities within the lobby which you can pickup yourself, and a free drink machine at the lobby as well. Would stay again if near the area. Distance to the subway station is reasonable around...

Great, free drinks bar from 5.30-9.30pm , public bath and free amenities.. cozy and customer service is great especially someone who can speak English. Special thanks to Sagun for her help at front desk. Help us out with luggage courier enquiry and helped us to check buses to Narita Airport. To improve- toilet in room has strong odour and lack of ventilation.

Thank MIYU During my trip to Japan, I stayed at this hotel. The front desk staff, MIYU (an intern), left a very deep impression on me. I arrived at the hotel earlier than the check-in time, and my English is not very good. However, MIYU could already understand what I wanted to say before I finished my sentence. This shows that she truly understands the needs of customers and is very empathetic...

The location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk from Ikebukuro subway station. There are also plenty of restaurant options nearby, especially many Chinese restaurants, which is perfect for anyone craving Chinese food.

## Amenities The onsen (hot spring bath) was excellent, and it's complimentary! I stayed for two nights and made sure to enjoy the hot spring every day. While the hotel lobby isn't large, there's a cozy lounge area on the second floor that offers free drinks. The absolute highlight for me was the luggage scale they provided – what an incredibly thoughtful touch! Since Ikebukuro East was our last destination...

The hotel offers a free, super clean hot spring that's open almost 24/7. There are also plenty of fast food spots and ramen restaurants nearby, all serving really authentic flavors.

The location is ok but still need few minutes walk from the station. The room is ok and the hot spring is relax. Everything is ok and fair.

Clean room, bathroom. Nice on-site restaurant with great breakfast.

Location is good staff is very helpful!

The smoking room didn't smell, and the free daily hot spring bath was incredibly comfortable.

Great service, and the breakfast was just right.

Location is great. Rooms are a bit old, but clean. Pillow was not much of a pillow though.

Close to the city center, which is very convenient. The hotel has an old-fashioned interior, but it's comfortable to stay in.

This was my second stay here, mainly because I was attending an Ayumi Hamasaki concert at Yoyogi National Gymnasium. The hotel is conveniently located near Nogizaka Station, which is just two stops from Harajuku Station, making it incredibly easy to get to the concert venue. Across the street downstairs, there are affordable restaurants where you can buy meal tickets, and there are at least two convenience...

Excellent stay overall. The service was professional and very efficient, and the staff were always helpful and polite. The facilities were clean, comfortable, and well maintained. Everything I needed for a productive business trip was available. I would definitely stay here again.

Great hotel with an adequate location. Quiet neighborhood, and close to Shinjuku and Shibuya.

Overall everything was great! I would describe it as an old-fashioned japanese hotel, but in a good way! Staff was very helpful and friendly. The location was also great, just a few steps from the Akasaka station. Would definitely stay again!

The bathroom always smell like mold, I think it’s the curtains because they’re made of cloth. Every APA hotel I stayed in had that same smell in the bathroom. I really do like the large TV facing the bed, and the easy to use remote. They always have great movies and in English. Sometimes the price is a little too much, but if you book it far enough in advance, it won’t be.

First time ever staying at an APA Hotel and probably the last. Stayed here for 2 nights because of its location to Keikyu Kamata Station and Kamata Station and leaving for Haneda airport after that. The exterior looks beautiful, but the building itself feels old. There is an atrium in the middle of the building which seems weird to me. It feels like it use to be an apartment block and now converted...

APA Hotel Kamata is my first hotel stay in Japan since I came to Japan in April 2022. I stayed here for a total of 8 days due to coronavirus restrictions. However, the hotel is super luxurious. Fresh towels, nightwear provided daily. Even Yukata i guess. I wore a Yukata for the first time at an APA hotel. I felt so happy after wearing yukata. It was a really great hotel. Another good thing was that...

It is located between Keikyu Kamata Station and Kamata Station. Clean business hotel and typical standard size. The bed was too soft for me and the pillow is very thin so i need to ask another pillow.

Good location, lots of bars and restaurant are around . The hotel has a nice craftbeer bar on the ground floor. They serve breakfast too. spic and span room e with full amenities and hair dryer, kettle. You can use a micro wave, washingachine on 2nd floor.

Good service and good location

The rooms are good, and the breakfast is satisfying. The location is very convenient, and I've stayed at this hotel countless times. I'll definitely book it again in the future. It's also very close to the subway station, and the bus stops right outside, making it easy to get around.

Typical Japanese hotel, small room but fully equipped and very quiet. No complaints, other than the price.

Strategic to stay if wanna shopping and visit around Shibuya + Ginza + Shinjuku. 10mins walk to Shibuya stations. Near to good cafe options + shopping area. Wish have onsen.

Nice location for shopping and restaurants. The room is small but clean and the bed is comfortable.

For a short stay everything is ok..book with breakfast and they have set of 4 kinds breakfast to choose..I chose the mackerel meal it was good 👍

The 1.4-meter bed was too small for two people. I'll have to come back to Tokyo when I'm richer. The location, however, was very convenient, less than a ten-minute walk to catch the JR in the morning.

Nice and clean business hotel with a perfect location. However the rooms were the smallest among 3 business hotels we stayed in during our trip.

It's a decent budget hotel, but you have to pay attention to the bed size. Our bed was quite small for two, but overall it was comfortable. It was fairly clean, cleaned every three days. The carpet was a bit dirty. Everything else was fine.

The hotel is situated in a silent area, very nice for night walks. There are a lot of well-designed buildings, which are very nice to see and explore. The subway is quite convenient for a lot of Tokyo’s sights and locations.

I was glad that I couldn't hear any noise from the next room. The staff were very friendly and polite. I would like to use it again.

It was convenient and easy to access, and the area was safe so I could use it safely even at night.

Rooms are small but as we were not in it most of the time, it was worth the price. Service was good and rooms were kept pretty clean with amenities provided. Was located close to the train station with two different lines.