3 star hotels in Tokyo

Having a 24-hour Don Quijote right downstairs is super convenient. Plus, there's a convenience store just outside the hotel's side entrance. The only downside is that there are quite a few touts around at night, with many men and women soliciting customers on the street. It could be a bit unsafe for a woman walking alone. However, if you speak a foreign language directly, they'll likely back off.

The entire room exceeded our expectations. I was initially worried the room might be too small and the bed cramped, but to my surprise, everything was just right and very comfortable (especially since we were out most of the day). At night, the hotel has a long table opposite the elevators with complimentary items you can take as you please. This includes brand-name facial cleansers, skincare products...

Close to station 👍 Booked for city view room but there's building closes the window 😅 Breakfast is not so Seems not valuable price than I expected 🙄

The hotel is very close to the subway station, which makes getting around convenient. Toiletries, coffee, and tea bags need to be picked up at the front desk in the lobby. The coffee is very good.

Good location with JR line. And the restroom is big very comfortable.

Location is very good which only 2 mins walk from JR station, very recommended!

It is a little far from the station, but it is not bad because there are many shops and restaurants nearby. The service and facilities are ordinary

Thank you for hospitality. Great service. Looking forward to booking again

Staff was very friendly and helpful. As soon as we walked in the front door we felt welcomed

A clean and comfortable hotel with a great location! Booked this last minute and the relatively affordable price for Tokyo caused me to lower my expectations--however, I was very pleasantly surprised at the quality and good condition of the facilities. (Perhaps it has been renovated recently because everything looked very fresh.) The hotel is located on the quieter side of Ikebukuro station just about...

Hotel is in a good spot, Lawson across the road, train station short walk. Room was clean and bed comfy, but small of course, if you are more than 1 person or if you have large suitcases you may have difficulty manoeuvring.

Everything was great, the room was great and the food was great too, will I love ramen a lot, thank you. And the staff was very friendly too.And the cooks were very nice too. I’am great full that I came to this hotel, thank you very much.

Free coffee available throughout the day. I loved the coffee. Free Snacks at 3pm. Bed was a bit stiff. Near to Akasaka Station. 15 mins walk to Akasaka-Mitsuke Station. Nearby lots of restaurants options. I loved the Streamer Coffee and Little Tokyo House cafe nearby. See image for the entrance to the Lift (outside TBS building) that can bring you up to Hotel’s street level instead of going...

Clean and tidy, located in the central Akasaka area, making it very convenient to get around. You can even walk to the Imperial Palace and the National Diet Building. The only downside is that it's a bit far from the bus stop. Breakfast was good, the Western options were healthy, and the coffee was great too. Overall, good value for money.

While the area is close to a prime location, the aircon inverter (heater) did not function properly during this winter weather. Hope the hotel can sort out this issue.

It's a bit of a walk from the subway station, so the transportation isn't as convenient as the Akasaka location. However, the room was incredibly clean, and even though we were assigned a corner room, it wasn't as small as I expected. (There's a cemetery behind the hotel, so those who are sensitive to that might want to reconsider.) The room was a decent size. I really enjoyed the breakfast; I went...

It was a great experience staying at this hotel. As a lady solo traveller, this place is safe and comfortable for my 3 nights stay. Will stay here again in my next visit to Tokyo.

Service was excellent! Staff were helpful. Left early morning for a day tour when I realized I left my watch in the room. I called the hotel reception via Trip.com (for free using internet). They kept it safe for me without any additional fees. Picked it right up at the reception when I came back at the hotel. Late check out was also accommodated with a reasonable fee of 1,300 JPY per hour.  Location...

The hotel is exquisite, and the Wi-Fi is excellent. Plus, there's a Torikizoku nearby which is delicious!

As a seasonal solo traveler, this is one of the best I've stayed so far. Breakfast options is superb, konbini entrance is in the lobby, superb soundproofing, near the subway, near a several establishments such as shopping street, restaurants, 24h grocery and etc... Sure it's not near the usual tourist spots, but having it near the subway with lesser pricing is worth it. I'd pick this hotel again, if...

Good hotel with car park and basic amenities. There is also a mini-mart on the 1st floor which is super convenient.

Good to stay if you need public transportation

More than 10 mins. walk to metro station Nil restaurants nearby Room is too small for a bigger bag Typical breakfast for business travellers

I feel welcome and the hotel is really nice~ They have a special room for ladies, for relaxing~ After a long walk from the city, the massage chair helps a lot! There is a park nearby, the neighborhood is quiet and nice~

Everything was great. The standard size bed wasn't as small as I thought, and there was even space underneath for our suitcases. The food was delicious, and the front desk instantly resolved any issues. Definitely worth the money.

The cleanliness was good and overall, but the smell of cigarettes permeated the room, which was a bit uncomfortable. The food wasn't bad, and the chicken was delicious.

Breakfast was good, but everyday the food is repeated. Cleanliness is great, there is worker come to clean and renew the towel. One bad thing is that the laundry area only has one washing machine and dryer, will need take turn and wait long time to use it. Overall the hotel and service is great, will book it again if i coming Tokyo again.

I stayed at the APA Hotel, located near the Showa-dori exit of Akihabara Station, about a 5-minute walk away. Check-in was smooth. The room was clean. The receptionist didn't provide information about bedding, so I went to bed without it the first night. On the evening of the second day, I found a bag hanging from the door handle. It contained bedding, towels, etc., and it wasn't until I checked the...

It was conveniently located near the station, so I would like to use it again next time.

Overall, it was clean and the service was good.

Good location and less than 10 minutes walk from shinagawa station.  Room is fairly big and allowed you to put two luggages by shifting the chairs. The only downside is you have to ask the front desk for the facial amenities which peoples tend to forget to ask.  Suggest to put the facial cleaning amenities together with others amenities.

Near Shinagawa Station (Takanawa Exit).. About 10 mins walking from the station... The room & Toilet are very clean. Sleep well as a mattress & pillow are very comfortable. The room smells very soothing even tho the smoking room (I am a smoker) does not need to go down n up for smoking. The Front office staff are very attentive and helpful especially the lady during check out (forgot her name...

The service was great. It's a typical Tokyo business hotel, small rooms, but has everything you require. Enjoyed my short stay there. Very convenient 3 minute walk to Shinagawa station.

The room is very clean, the transportation is very convenient, and the surrounding restaurants are also good. I will continue to stay in this hotel next time. The hotel breakfast is satisfactory.

Conveniently located in front of the station. The Royal Host restaurant below was crowded for breakfast, but the turnover was fast so it was fine. The twin room had a bathtub and washing area, and the toilet was separate so I could take a long soak. You could see Tokyo Tower from the room, so I think it was good value for money.

Convenient transportation, about 3 minutes away from the JR train station, self-check out, fast and convenient, there are coffee drinks for self-service, very satisfied, thank you😊

In all it was nice, but the lockers were extremely small, the lounge area did not have a microwave or hot water and the water had a weird smell in the showers. The beds were good and it was very quiet in the sleeping room.

The environment is great and they provide pajamas and towels. It's very quiet at night. However, there are only USB ports by the bed, no Type-C, so you have to go to the first floor to charge your device.

Like 9-hour capsule hotels in other cities, this one is great, although the common area is a bit small. The capsule itself is very quiet, perfect for sleeping. The location is excellent, with plenty of amenities and food options nearby.

The facility was great in general. Except you cant stay over the day its just for sleeping, showering and then you can leave it ln daytime, leave your stuff, as they clean and restrict the sleeping area. Otherwise it was kind of an all inclusive experience and did have a clean and nice washroom, as well as all round service. But it was a bit loud in the morning, the cleaning stuff rummages around exactly...

My stay there was pleasant. The only downside was that the locker area was a bit small, so not so suitable fir people with big luggage

It’s great for those looking to save money. The place is very organized and provides everything you need, pijamas, towels, toiletries and slippers. It can be a bit inconvenient if you have a large suitcase, as it has to be left at the reception because it doesn’t fit in the locker. But for a short stay, I highly recommend it.

It is conveniently located near to one of Japanese old garden, called, Koishigawa Korakuen Garden and Ball Park, KORAKUEN, although, personally, I'm not interested in both places. The variety of breakfast is o.k. and there are some Chinese dishes, although they are not authentic.

The Korakuen Hotel has a long history and is conveniently located next to the Japan-China Friendship Hall, the Chinese-style Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, and Tokyo Dome. Tokyo Dome City offers many amusement facilities with great value for money, and a wide variety of dining options, making it a highly enjoyable destination. The hotel's front desk staff are incredibly patient and can assist guests...

Perfect cleanness and location ~really enjoyed my two nights here! And the friendship for China and Japan will be forever!

Everything was cool about this hotel! The price was really good considering the location. Yet the service and amenities was much better than other hotels in the similar price range. In addition to the amenities equipped in the room/free to take at the reception, you can borrow a wide range of stuff for free, including nail clippers, phone chargers, and so on. You can also buy contact lens solution...

It was quiet, the bed was very comfortable and the location was very convenient for me.

Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk. Very close to Tokyo Dome. Many subway stations nearby make getting around very convenient.

Hotel room all good, location a bit far from station.

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Great price, good location. The room facilities are excellent, and there's space for luggage. Breakfast is good, though the dining area is a bit small, but you'll manage. (There are 100 other places to eat nearby anyway.) To get the elevator to your floor, you need to tap your card every time. You can only go to floors 1, 2 (for the o-furo bath and laundry), or your own floor. So, if your companions...

Location is good, 8 minutes away from a Tokyo Metro station and less than 20 from the Yamanote line and Bus Express Station. The best from the hotel is the fact it offers onsen for free in their facilities! A Family Mart and a Donki are in front of it. Rooms are small, but as they are in the APAs. Whenever I stay in Tokyo I choose this one, close to Kabukicho’s busy night life with fantastic workers...

This hotel is strategically located in the heart of Shinjuku, approximately 10 minutes away from Shinjuku Station. It is also very close to Kabukicho, which is approximately a 5-minute walk away. Convenience stores like Lawson and Family Mart are a stone's throw away, and there are many restaurants in the vicinity. However, we were surprised that instead of Japanese restaurants, we were surrounded...

Very small room, nothing more to say. Location is not that near than expected to the subway.

There was hair from other people in the bathroom, on the bathtub, on the wall, and near the shampoo box. I wonder if the room is cleaned properly.

The room was cleaned once every 4 days and the free breakfast was good. It was quite comprehensive. It is a little far from the city, 30-40 minutes to Akihabara or Shinjuku.

The hotel is easily recognisable and has a nice setting. However, you still need to be careful when checking in at night. It is generally safe, but you need to cross the road after exiting the JR line. The hotel's internal environment is acceptable, better than Hong Kong Hotel and slightly inferior to China Hotel. It is a great value for a Japanese capsule and cheap hotel, and is highly recommended...

The breakfast was excellent and I was very satisfied! I would like to come here again if I have the opportunity to go to Tokyo.

The hotel was clean and the view from the room was amazing, with a great view of Mt. Fuji. Breakfast is included and has a wide variety of menu items, and it's delicious. When I go to Toda Park again, Toyoko Inn is the only choice♪

The room is more spacious and brighter than expected, and there is free breakfast. Except that the road from the subway station to the hotel is a bit quiet (if you are a girl, you should be more careful when walking alone at night), but there is actually no problem. It is very quiet and good.

Great location, nice and clean hotel, also spa is great .

Really great access to the train station with a rather small hot spring

I've stayed at many Dormy Inn hotels, and this time I chose the Korakuen location in Tokyo. The facilities are consistent with other branches, and the hot spring is on the basement level, so there's no outdoor bath like some other locations. Breakfast was decent. I have two complaints, though. First, this hotel might be an old building renovation, as the elevators are incredibly slow; you have to wait...

The hot spring was very comfortable, and there were instructions in Chinese, which made everything very convenient. After soaking in the hot spring, the hotel offered free ice cream if you felt hot.

This hotel is conveniently located near the Dome, with a subway station right at its doorstep, making transportation a breeze. The rooms are clean, and while the breakfast selection isn't extensive, the ramen and ice cream after a night soak in the hot spring are a real treat. The self-service laundry is also very convenient. Overall, it offers great value for money and is highly recommended.

This was my third time staying here, and it was as excellent as ever! The autumn leaves at Koishikawa Korakuen Garden are absolutely breathtaking and a must-see. Tokyo Dome is also right nearby! And if you turn left when you leave, there's a fantastic roasted beef shop – so delicious!

The location is very convenient, close to Prince Edward MTR station, and there's a simple breakfast available. The surrounding area also offers plenty of amenities.

The location was really convenient - a short 5 minute walk from Oji station which has the Keihin Tohoku line making trips to Ueno, Tokyo and Ginza a breeze. Tabata station is two stops away which gives access to the Yamanote line for places like Ikebukuro, Shinjuku and Shibuya. There are a few convenience stores and supermarkets nearby too. I was able to leave my luggage with the front desk before...

The room had a good variety of power outlets, though only one or two were practical for Chinese guests. A makeup mirror and a full-length mirror were provided. Hot water was available on the ground floor, and the self-service toiletries were very comprehensive. The room was quite spacious by Japanese standards, but those with large suitcases might find it a bit challenging to fully open them. The front...

Everything else was excellent. The only slight drawback was the breakfast, which was a bit monotonous, offering only rice balls. The front desk service was superb, and I was very pleased. However, the rice balls did come in a good variety of flavors, about five or six types. The cafeteria staff were also very friendly.

Brilliant hotel in a cosy quiet location but not so far from the main sights and train stations. Wonderful reception, very helpful and eager to provide great experience!

The hotel is approximately a 7 mins walk from the oji station north exit. Easy to find and convenient to different tourist spots. The room is clean and tidy. Highly recommend!

This hotel’s biggest strength is its location—just a 5-minute walk from Asakusabashi Station with direct train access to both Narita and Haneda airports. Rooms are typically small but spotlessly clean, and the neighborhood is quiet yet close to Akihabara and Asakusa. It’s an excellent choice for budget-conscious solo travelers who prioritize convenience over space. Just be aware of the firm bed, hard...

This is my go-to hotel. It's very clean, relatively close to Asakusabashi Station, and there's a Family Mart right next door on the first floor, which is super convenient.

The room was tiny, with a view of an emergency exit covered in black film. We couldn't even tell what the weather was like outside, or if it was day or night. The location is decent, but there's only one attraction within walking distance. There are plenty of cafes and shops nearby. On the first floor, there's a microwave and a water cooler. Otherwise, I liked the room; it had everything we needed

Very good location with a family Mart down below and a 3 min walk to Asakusabashi station.

Excellent choice for a solo traveler! The hotel is a five-minute walk from the metro station. The room itself was clean and comfortable, towels and amenities (including a yukata) were changed daily, and trash was also removed daily upon request. Overall, everything was great! The only thing that was disappointing was the lack of any niche or safe for storing belongings; I had to put everything on the...

Great location nearby the metro. The quick check out was very convenient.

A pretty decent hotel in Tokyo with onsen. Reasonable prices. But the onsen is scheduled between man and woman because they only have one.

Near amenities and train station. Breakfast is healthy.

I feel like the hotel doesn't have much oversight over its guests... That day, I wanted to try out the hotel's hot spring. As I walked to the entrance, I ran into a Caucasian man covered in indescribable things. Can people like that really enter a public bath? Isn't that irresponsible to other guests? The safety measures are really inadequate. I can only say I wouldn't dare to go again.

Great service and location. Breakfast menu was simple and but it’s delicious.

Conveniently located near Akihabara with excellent transport links. The room was a bit small, but that's typical for Japanese hotels. It was very clean, and the service was good. Breakfast was nice, and they have a free bar and a hot spring bath, which made my stay of several days very pleasant.

Location is almost smack between Ueno Station and Akihabara - which is a great spot to be in. There are many shopping and food option within a 3 to 5 minute location. There is only one old location for the entire hotel which made the morning breakfast rush quite tricky. Room and hallways are clean and well maintained but not exactly brand new which is just right if you are going to spend the entire...

Extremely satisfied! Five stars all around! The location is super convenient: two subway stations are within a 5-8 minute walk; a 24-hour 7-Eleven is right downstairs; a drugstore is diagonally opposite, and the surrounding area has all sorts of restaurants, supermarkets, massage parlors, kimono photo studios, and stationery shops. A taxi ride to Tokyo Station takes about 20 minutes. The hotel room...

Excellent hotel location, staff are friendly, experienced and accommodating. looking forward to the next stay.

Great location, and I loved that I could get drinks and coffee anytime on the second floor. The hot spring was small but lovely too.

The location is fantastic! Super convenient for the subway and shopping, with lots of unique little shops tucked away in the alleyways, plus a supermarket nearby. The front desk staff speak excellent English and are very helpful. The reception is on the second floor, accessible by an elevator outside on the first floor. There's also a public area with self-serve drinks and tables, great for a quick...

I’ve stayed in this hotel for many times. The location and hotel facilities are good enough for tourists. The only bad thing I can think of is the check out time is at 10am which too early.

The room size is standard for Japan, and the cleanliness was acceptable. The front desk staff all spoke English, which was very helpful. The location is excellent, being about a five-minute walk from Akasaka-mitsuke and Akasaka stations, giving access to four different train lines. It's perfect for city walks; you can reach the National Diet Building and the Imperial Palace in about 10 minutes, Roppongi...

Comfortable room and location is good as well.

If you’re planning to stay in Shinjuku, not far from Kabukicho, this hotel is definitely worth considering. As other reviewers have mentioned, the rooms are small. There’s a desk where you can pull the chair back about half a meter, and a bed that basically stretches from wall to wall. The TV is mounted on the wall as well, simply because there isn’t much space left. The bathroom is also quite small...

The location is great and the facilities are complete, but the smell from the hotel restaurant is very strong, and it's not Thai food; it's a very strong spice smell that even permeates the elevator.

It's easily accessible and perfect for a stay without meals.

The hotel's location is superb! We walked and drove everywhere. It was very crowded. If you're looking for peace and quiet, this isn't the place for you. And as with all ARA hotels, everything is neat, clean, and modest.

Although it was only a short stay of one night, it was a comfortable stay. The front desk staff were also very courteous.

Outstanding customer service. The reception desk were friendly and accommodating. We appreciated that they allowed us to leave our luggage with them before check in and after checking out. Location is near enough to the train station. Not too far to travel out to the main areas like Tokyo station or Ginza station. We enjoyed our room. Everything was clean and new. Breakfast was also included but...

Overall, this hotel offers great value for money. It's conveniently located, and the rooms are relatively quiet with good amenities. The cleanliness of the room was also satisfactory. There are plenty of attractions and dining options nearby, which was very considerate. The breakfast was also excellent. I'm very satisfied with my stay overall!

Great stay, good sized bedroom with all amenities plus mini fridge, microwave, water kettle and a password coded safe, excellent service in every aspect. 10/10 recommend

An amazing hotel! It's about a 5-minute walk from Nishi-Kasai, making it very convenient for transportation. Since it was recently renovated, all the facilities are in excellent condition. The hotel breakfast is fantastic and highly recommended!

It's quite close to Disneyland, about a 40-minute ride. Getting to Ginza and Ikebukuro is also very convenient. From the airport, it's about an hour and twenty minutes with one train transfer. After exiting Nishi-Kasai Station, it's a five-minute walk to the hotel, which is super convenient. There are supermarkets, drugstores, and convenience stores along the way.

Hotel is very clean and close to the subway and shopping mall. Amenities and facilities in hotel also good.

Stayed here for 5 nights in a group for 4 of those and solo for 1, the single room is really great and I think spacious for Japan and great location close to the train with good line access Would stay here again

An average hotel with simple breakfast (coffee, toast, and sandwiches). Convenience store is directly connected, which is very handy. Luggage can only be stored until the same day, and English communication is available. Overall, a decent and practical stay.

Great location, many great restaurants nearby, the room size is small, but I guess this is the standard in downtown Tokyo.

The room was clean and tidy, very close to Ginza, making it incredibly convenient to get to Shinjuku, Akihabara, Asakusa, and the Imperial Palace. There's a convenience store right downstairs, and the subway station is about a 6-minute walk away. You can even see Tokyo Tower from the room! The hotel breakfast also offered variety daily.

The hotel is very close to Shimbashi Station, making it super convenient for getting to the airport and Tokyo Big Sight! There's a 24-hour drugstore nearby, and a ton of restaurants right downstairs to choose from. It's also not far from Ginza, about a 10-15 minute walk, or you can just take one subway stop. And the breakfast was delicious too!

First of all, you will only be able to see a little part of Tokyo Tower, so no big hopes. The location is great because the station is near, but keep in mind that in the evening there are a lot of salarymen drinking.  The room was not spacious, but this is a normality in Tokyo. It felt quite old; you can see that the wallpaper was already dirty, and the corners of the furniture were losing their...

The location is super convenient, right outside are all sorts of K-Books, A-Stores, and Surugaya shops – perfect for all your anime merchandise needs! It's about a fifteen-minute walk to the subway station, and there are plenty of snack shops around. Plus, there's a convenience store right at the doorstep, great for stocking up daily.

I stayed for 9 nights in November and came back again in December, even getting the same room. It's very solo female traveler-friendly; choosing the ladies' floor gave me peace of mind. The room is well-equipped, and I especially liked the Refa showerhead and hairdryer. The amenities provided are also great. There are plenty of dining options around Ikebukuro, making it convenient for shopping and...

The location requires a little walk from Ikebukuro station, hence be careful with your luggage. Amenities in the room were basic but u get all u need. There is a buffet of toiletries that you can help yourself downstairs at the lobby. There are nice eateries and a nice coffee place around the area. you can spend a lot of time here!

This was my second stay, and it was just as great as the first. I'm very satisfied! The location is convenient for transportation, and I slept comfortably. There are also plenty of dining options and shopping nearby. I'll definitely keep coming back!

I was very satisfied with the service, and I even took a bath! They delivered fresh towels every day, along with face masks and Pola toiletries. Aside from the room being a bit small, there were no downsides at all. I'll definitely come back next time!

Really enjoyed my stay here! I had a room on ladies floor. Room is quite small but clean and had all amenities that I need. Also the breakfast was great with a variety of different foods in western style.

I had a good stay overall and found everything to be in order. The only downside was that the room was somewhat small, and there was no noticeable size difference between the double and single rooms. Other than that, everything was fine.

check in was great experience despite being busy at that point in time. used the washing maching for JPY500 for 2-hour wash and dry. very nicely located for food and transport. airconditioning could be better.

The hotel is clean and hygienic, and they even provide face masks and bath salts. It's super close to shopping, just 200 meters from Don Quijote, Parco, and Montbell. Haneda Airport Terminal 3 is only half an hour away, and Okachimachi Station on the Yamanote Line is also just 200 meters from the hotel, making it very convenient to get here from Karuizawa via Ueno. The National Museum of Western Art...

Good location, easy check in, helpful staff. Sink drain in my room was a bit smelly but otherwise no issues.

First trip to Japan Tokyo. Nice staff and the room is clean. Have some amenities for you to collect at reception. Close to metro station and nearby to tourism attractions.

Nice place to stay with friendly staffs. Good location, not far from Keisei-Ueno, closely metro station and the heart of dining.. A little bit small room but minimal & convenient.