3 star hotels in Tokyo

Nice hotel near the train station that allowed us to check in early!

Close to Keikyu-Kamata Station. The room was very nice. Good option to stay if you're flying out of Haneda airport. Had fun exploring Ota City my last night in Japan.

It's close to the station and has a large public bath, so you can relax after a long day of travel. There are many shopping streets and restaurants in front of the station, so it's very convenient. There's also a 7-Eleven across from the hotel, which is convenient.

The large public bath was clean, and I had a comfortable stay. I would definitely like to use it again.

Good SPA. Break first volumey.

Transportation is convenient. There are restaurants nearby and the large public bath is great. I'd like to use it again.

very convenient location but the hotel is a little small, struggle to open our luggage. but for this price, it is really worth it!

Very clean. Compact room is small but it is fine for 2 people with medium size luggage. Excellent location. Will stay here again.

The room was pretty small. Not much space to move around. Had to move things to open our suitcases. This was our second time staying at this hotel. I didn’t notice last time but this time, the bathroom smelled like sewage… but I also noticed that it smells like sewage outside around the hotel. Overall it’s an okay hotel if you’re looking for something basic. Nothing fancy.

I had a layover in Tokyo on a Saturday, and to my surprise, hotel prices were ridiculously high. So, I frantically scoured platforms, looking for a clean place with a good location. This hotel barely had any reviews, and hardly anyone on Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media app) had written about it, but I decided to take a chance. It was only 600 JPY for one night, located in the Hatchobori area,...

The room is exquisite, clean, and comfortable, perfect for one person! 👍

Clean, convenient and near to subway station

Two-minute walk from Mejiro Station. The hotel lobby has a retro charm, and the front desk staff are very friendly, always greeting me when I pass by. The room had high ceilings and a separate air conditioner, though the heating was a bit weak. The bathroom was a three-piece split, but the toilet cubicle was enclosed and had a slight odor. Breakfast was included, but I didn't use the voucher and exchanged...

Few steps to train station (Yamanote Line). Service mind staff with free welcome drink. The room is not new but clean.

The hotel's location is excellent, right near Mejiro Station on the JR Yamanote Line. You just turn left after exiting the station and it's a short walk. I'm already thinking about staying here again if I come for Ayumi Hamasaki's New Year's Eve concert. The hotel I stayed at in Akasaka the previous two days was also close, but there was no subway service after the concert ended. The Yamanote Line...

Transportation: Right outside the hotel, to the left, is the Shijo Horikawa bus stop, and Omiya Station is also nearby, with direct train access to Arashiyama (though I haven't taken it yet). Getting around anywhere is super convenient. When I first arrived from Kyoto Station, there was a direct bus, which was very convenient. Accommodation: When I booked, single rooms were no longer available, so...

Tokyo hotel rooms are typically small, and this one felt a bit dated. The upside is its excellent location, very close to Mejiro Station on the Yamanote Line, which makes getting to Ikebukuro super convenient. They offer complimentary skincare products, but surprisingly, no free bottled water unless you sign up for their membership. It was just a quick overnight stay.

Hotel staff are friendly & helpful. Most of them can speak English smoothly. Great location as nearby train station.

I had some sudden plans and booked it on the day. It was clean and comfortable. I'll definitely consider staying here again if I'm in the area.

The room is a bit tired in terms of renovations, but for one night before a flight, that's not a big deal. Overall, everything is nice and clean. The location is great: two stations are nearby—JR and Keikyu. There are two donkey shops, drug stores, a convenience store, even a Book Off, and so on. And of course, it's a 20-minute direct flight to Haneda.

I stayed here because I had an early morning flight from Haneda. The hotel is located right between the Keikyu and JR lines, and since I used the JR Kamata line for shopping and dining, it was conveniently close to both. The facilities are a little old, but overall I had a comfortable stay. There was black mold where the water came out of the shower head, which was a bit of a concern in terms of...

Not only is it old and small, but it's also very expensive!

Facilities: Very clean Sanitation: Clean Environment: Good Service: Good

Every time I go on a business trip, it is very good as a front station. The surrounding environment is lively and convenient for food and accommodation.

Location is great as it’s close to multiple train lines, can walk to the station to different directions. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

Every time I come to Tokyo, I stay here. Although the rooms are small, they are clean and tidy. The only drawback is the 10 AM check-out.

Everything is perfect, and will definitely be my choice when I visit Tokyo next time.

The room size is small but it is known before booking. There is a small bath tub. Glad that they provided drip coffee packets, teabags, toiletries and pajamas. They also have snacks.

Amazing views of Tokyo Tower! The hotel is close to multiple subway lines, making it very easy to get around. There are lots of dining options and a FamilyMart downstairs. Highly recommended, and I’ll definitely be back!

This hotel was an amazing experience! The hygiene was impeccable, the facilities were brand new, and the service was incredibly thoughtful. My friend and I had a super comfortable stay. Plus, its location in Hamamatsucho made getting around incredibly convenient. Highly recommended~

It’s a pet friendly hotel, which I love the most. Everyday can have the chance to meet up new babies. Staff are all friendly, very comfortable stay.

This was my first trip to Tokyo and my first hotel stay in Japan, and it was a fantastic experience. The staff were all incredibly kind and friendly. It's also a pet-friendly hotel, so you see lots of adorable dogs every day. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, making it super convenient for meals, and it's very close to the subway station. Coming from Narita, you barely need to change lines. Overall...

Everything is perfect.. Also love that this hotel is a pet friendly hotel

The room can only accommodate one large and one small suitcase open at the same time. The bathroom size is decent, not too cramped. This time, I brought an empty large suitcase, and luckily, there was a storage shelf in the room where I could put it. It's clear the hotel made a great effort to maximize storage space in a small area.

As a female solo traveller seeking shopping and safe travel, this hotel is my top choice. The rooms are spotless, quiet and spacious enough for a single person. The shower is over the bath and the water is strong and hot, perfect for winding down after a long day of walking. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the towels are changed and bins emptied daily. The whole room is serviced every three...

The hotel is conveniently located near JR Asakusabashi train and subway stations, providing easy access to key areas of Tokyo as well as direct transit options to Narita and Haneda airports. The surrounding area offers a wide variety of restaurants and pleasant coffee cafés, and the hotel is located next to convenience stores such as 7-Eleven and AEON, which adds to the overall convenience. The hotel...

staff are accommodating. Location is a great place, near asakusa station and tawaramachi station. I like the complimentary drinks and coffee.

Strategic location, good service by reception who spoke multilanguages, and the hotel kindly assist if you want to leave/store luggage temporarily while you do shopping before check in or after checkout.

I've stayed at this hotel many times when visiting Tokyo. It's really convenient for transportation, and this time I even got a room facing the street with a view of the Tokyo Skytree!

Japanese lady receptionist has a bad attitude, she seems like she hate her job. Kettle is full of dust. Humidifier not provided in the room.

The room was a bit old, and the bathroom facilities were quite dated. The walls of the room were dirty and showed their age. However, the location was very convenient, with a FamilyMart downstairs, and the service attitude was good.

The hotel's location is excellent; the subway is right outside, making it convenient to go anywhere. It's only a 10-minute walk to Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon. There's a FamilyMart downstairs, and plenty of dining options nearby. The only downsides are the small room, especially the bathroom, and some outdated facilities.

Location was perfect, walking distance from all malls in ginza and couple of subway stations. Room was a bit small, but we knew that it's typical situation for hotels in Japan. Breakfast was not something we expected (just 4 types of soup) so we only tried it once during our 5 nights stay unfortunately.

This is an extremely convenient location that is nicely sandwiched between Hamamatsucho and Shimbashi stations -- meaning easy access to central Tokyo and Haneda airports. Rooms are very clean and bed was comfortable. I will use again if I need to be in the area.

First of all i want to say thank you to the girl on trainee, I didn’t have the chance to get her name but i would like to say thank you for helping me out finding a hotel because i landed a day earlier. I stayed here for 5 days on May 5, the room are clean, staff are VERY FRIENDLY and can communicate well, the location is at the back of another building so it’s tough to find it at first. 5-10mins to...

The location is great!!! Shinbashi Station, Daimon Station, and Hamamatsucho Station are all within a 10-minute walk. There's a Family Mart just a minute away, so it's easy to shop around for convenience stores. The room is small, but it's okay if you just want to sleep! I'd love to stay here again next time~~

I travel a lot for business. I dislike cookie cutter multinational chains. This location of APA Hotel in Shimbashi is an excellent property. The rooms are typical Japanese sized which is perfect after a long day at work. Well laid out with a desk space to work. The bed was comfortable. I will definitely return!

It was small, but it was clean and I enjoyed the large screen TV.

i liked the idea of choosing pillow of differnt sizes. breakfast was also very good

A Hidden Gem That Exceeds Expectations This hotel is an absolute hidden gem. The location alone is unbeatable—perfectly situated for exploring the city, yet tucked away just enough to offer peace and quiet. The breakfast spread is generous and varied, with something to please every palate. And the cherry on top? A complimentary self-serve bar with wine, beer, and spirits available from 5 to 7 PM—such...

Good location, cleanliness and room was decently big but a little dated. Breakfast did not have that many options, only 4 hot buffet items with 1 being fish, 1 egg and then others mystery.

Located near the side gate of Sensoji, so the main attractions of Asakusa are right at the hotel's doorstep. Front desk staff, especially the lady, are so friendly. The custodians are understanding and meticulous too. Body soap, shampoo and conditioner are provided in the room. A dental care set is also provided each day, though if you bring it to the front desk, you apparently get a free gift for...

Generally good hotel, but a bit of a walk from the station (10-15 mins). The only other issue is there's only one elevator, and the lobby is on the second floor so can be quite a wait for the elevator at times. However the room was clean and they even have a selection of pillows to choose from in the lobby.

Nice place very closed to Asakusa shrine

Very good value for money! Will come back again

Only stayed for one night but would recommend. Somewhat close to Tokyo station. Checkin and checkout are done via kiosk which was very easy. There is a staff member if you have issues. Room was small but roomier than others I’ve used in Japan. Nice shower. Bed was comfortable. I would definitely stay again if I need to be in the area.

Let's start with the positives: 1. Close to the subway station. 2. There's a convenience store and a drug store nearby. There's also a grilled fish set meal restaurant that's great for breakfast; I often go there. The My Basket supermarket across the street isn't great though – limited selection and high prices. 3. The cherry blossoms at the entrance are beautiful. Now for the negatives: 1. The...

The room was a bit small, but the facilities were clean and I liked that the bathroom and toilet were separate! The young female staff at the front desk was a bit unfriendly, but overall, I'm very satisfied for this price point!

A very pleasant stay! It would be even better if the smoking room had a chair. As a solo traveler, my cigarette is my companion, haha. The hotel's hygiene is excellent.

Great location with convenient access to two different subway stations, both within walking distance. It's a nice, quiet spot at night, yet still close to the action. For Tokyo, the room and bathroom are quite spacious, especially for the price. Very satisfied!

I stayed for several nights, but it was a very ordinary business hotel. The breakfast was quite expensive, even for Tokyo.

Even though it's an economy hotel, it's incredibly well-equipped! They have everything you could possibly need. The staff are also great! Definitely recommend it! The only downside is the air conditioning isn't very cold, but that's a common issue in Japanese hotels.

The hotel was very clean and my kids loved it so much they wanted to extend our check-out to stay longer! Breakfast was also incredibly rich and varied, which made everyone very happy. The hotel itself was very quiet 🤫

The room was a bit small; it's fine for two people, but a bit cramped for two adults and one child. Everything else was great. The hotel location is quite convenient, and the staff are very enthusiastic.

The room is relatively small, and we need to spread out our suitcases at the door, but the staff is very friendly and patiently waited for us to communicate in Japanese using a translator. When we checked out, they took the initiative to ask us if we needed to store our luggage. Thank you very much☺

The room is decent. The breakfast is rich. There are several small restaurants around. It is quite convenient.

Conveniently located near Nippori Station, perfect for arrivals and departures from Narita Airport. The hotel's hot spring bath is wonderfully relaxing. After dropping off our luggage early, the staff kindly brought it up to our room for us when we checked in.

Very good and new. Onsen is a plus and the location is perfect for skyliner early morning train to Narita. Take 3 minutes to reach station

Nice and clean hotel located near Nippori station with Onsen in the hotel. This is the 2nd times we stayed in this hotel. Suggest that the hotel do provide clear instructions for first time guests staying in this hotel to walk from Nippori station to the hotel. During our first stay in this hotel, we carried our luggage and walked toward the South gate and found no elevator in this exit. If guests...

Clean and new hotel I appreciate the air conditioner and the humidifier Hot Spa Available on 3/F which is great and relaxing A bit far from Tokyo or 新宿 可惜附近冇藥妝 只有小型supermarket 由JR/ skyline 站 行去酒店 5分鐘內到 近skyline 但超可惜離開當日 skyline誤點

The room facilities are very new, and the transportation is very convenient. The Skyliner goes directly to Narita. I recommend getting off at the North Exit because there's an elevator. The South Exit is closer but has steep stairs, which isn't suitable for luggage. There's a machine at the East Exit where you can buy Shinkansen tickets. Nippori is a transportation hub, but it's not large itself, making...

The hotel is new and very clean, and the price is reasonable. For a Japanese economy hotel, the room size is decent; you can easily open large suitcases and still have room to move around. It's about a 7-8 minute walk from Nippori Station, and there are several convenience stores and drugstores nearby. The public bath is also very clean. If you're staying in this area, I highly recommend it.

The hotel is easy to find and conveniently located for getting around. The bathhouse downstairs is great and definitely recommended. They even gave us two drink tokens at check-in, which we could use for free drinks from the vending machine.

The room was larger than expected, with enough space to fully open a 28-inch suitcase, and the layout was well-proportioned. Plus, it has a large public bath, which is a great option for those who enjoy soaking. It's also very close to both the subway and JR stations, making transportation convenient.

The A4 exit of the subway station is the closest. Breakfast is consistently good, and there are restaurants, convenience stores, and Senso-ji Temple nearby. If you're visiting Tokyo, this is a great choice.

A few minutes' walk from Asakusabashi JR station and metro station but note there are stairs to navigate. Hotel's bath was a main draw and I did not use the room bath at all. Generally courteous staff.

Would absolutely recommend this hotel. Staff were super friendly and all amenities catered for. You don't need to bring any toiletries with you as they're all available alongside vending machines and laundry facilities (I used these and they were fantastic)! Rooms are super clean and shower was delightful! Perfect area and limited other tourists which was fantastic. Shopping and convenience stores...

Location is quite convenient and good value for the stay. Restaurants near the hotel is really good.

Bathroom was nice and newly renovated. Good size room for central Tokyo. Short walk to lively areas.

The location is fantastic, literally about 100 meters from Nishi-Shinjuku Station, so it's right there as soon as you exit. The room was a bit small, but everything else was perfectly fine.

Excellent! Great location, spacious rooms. Very satisfying, highly recommend. Excellent! Great location, spacious rooms. Very satisfying, highly recommend. Excellent! Great location, spacious rooms. Very satisfying, highly recommend. Wow!

It’s a good budget hotel for families but rooms very small.Close to train station and family mart,7eleven and McDonalds etc.Its near the hospital so you will hear sirens regularly but not that bad can still sleep well.

We get a good service from Mr. Ryoga on helping us to find our Polo head cap. He able to to speak good English with us on the phone and helping us to arrange posting back to Malaysia. Thanks Ryoga.

The room was clean and a good size, but it was incredibly noisy as it faced the main road. Motorcycles and alarms went off all night, waking me up multiple times. I specifically asked the front desk for a quieter room, but it was still very close to the road.

We booked two rooms for four people, and I've already reviewed the other one. The oden at breakfast smelled off, and the strawberry milkshake was sour. I won't go into more detail, but this hotel is definitely one to avoid.

The room itself was fine, but the hotel breakfast wasn't just bad, it was inedible. The oden (Japanese stew) at breakfast smelled rotten – who knows how many days it had been sitting there. And the 'spring limited strawberry milkshake'? It was okay on my first day, but by the third morning, it was completely spoiled, fizzy and tasting like alcohol. Seriously a rip-off. This isn't about taste; it's...

Transportation is super convenient, Asakusabashi Station is just 100 meters away. The hotel environment is pretty good and it offers great value for money in Tokyo. The robot at the front desk is quite amusing. If you encounter any issues, there's a call service button, and staff usually come to help within a minute of pressing it. Overall, it's a good place, especially for first-time visitors to Tokyo

Extremely satisfied with this hotel! It's very new, with wide hallways, and everything is self-service, from check-in to check-out to luggage storage. It's super friendly for non-Japanese speakers, and the automated facilities are top-notch! There's even a microwave, which is great for those who eat convenience store food. The location is also very convenient, just one subway stop from Akihabara, or...

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to Asakusabashi JR Station. There are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants right next to the hotel, and we even found some amazing yakitori nearby. The room facilities are pretty standard for a Tokyo hotel – small but clean. The self-check-in at the front desk uses two robots, which were a bit startling at first glance!

Overall, it's above average. The facilities are good and well-equipped, and the location is excellent, right next to the station. All in all, it was a very satisfactory experience.

The hotel's location is great, close to Ikebukuro. However, the air conditioning in the room was too hot, and I couldn't seem to adjust the temperature properly. The hotel breakfast was also too simple.

For this price and condition, it's a pretty good deal in Ikebukuro. It's a ten-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby to suit all budgets. The room size is decent, and the bathroom isn't too small. It's a good option for business travel, especially the twin room with breakfast for two at around 600 RMB.

I’m very surprised with the price of this hotel, given that it is during the new year period. The service is good, the location is top notch if you are an anime fan. Strong may recommend for travelers.

Great location as it was about 7min walk to Ikebukuro Station. The reception was at level 3 along with ice machine, coffee/tea machine, washing machine with dryer. There’s a Denny’s at level 2 where we have our breakfast and 7-11 at level 1. The famous Ichiran Ramen was just across the road and operate 24hr. Overall room was just nice for me and my son as it had everything we need. Able to open up...

The room is very small. Very uncomfortable and noisy. The air con is too weak. I need ro open the window to get fresh air.

Great location, but the room was a bit small. Room service was straightforward, and the facilities were a bit old. The breakfast, however, was exquisite and nutritious; it was a set menu only, no à la carte options.

The location is a bit inconvenient, quite a distance from the station. The room was tiny; two people could barely move around inside. My 24-inch suitcase only fully opened when placed on a stool with half of it overlapping the bed. They also don't allow overnight luggage storage.

The room was very clean, which was great. If possible, it would be nice to have a few more options for breakfast. I understand there are issues like food waste reduction and space constraints, so that's just a thought. Overall, I'm satisfied.

Not really convenient,but good service and nice price. Would like to come again

We enjoyed our few nights’ stay here. Check-in was smooth and convenient, either via the self-service machine or with assistance from the staff. The lobby is well-equipped with a coffee machine, vending machines, an ice machine, and even complimentary evening soup available daily until 8pm — a nice touch after a long day out. At the counter, basic amenities are provided, including toothbrushes, toothpaste...

It's a bit of a walk from the subway station, but you can't beat the price. Still a good choice.

Stayed at this hotel for the first 3 days in Tokyo. Great location, very nice staff. Room is not very big but comfortable and clean. Breakfast is basic. Also the front desk was helpful in arranging transportation via Kuroneko to Osaka. Convenient subway location, 3 different stations nearby, very convenient for getting around Tokyo.

Nice hotel with great location. It's close to train station and lots of shopping places. With 24hr Ichiran ramen in the 1st floor is also a plus even I didn't eat there. The room size is quite ok for 2 persons, need to arrange if you want to open 2 luggages though.

Easy to get from the Ikebukuro station. Surrounded by restaurants, shopping malls and convinient stores. The room space is adequate and comfortable. You can pay 1,500 yen for breakfast. The self-service locker room is available for free. Always stay here when visit Tokyo.

Small and nice hotel. Love it very much ………………………………………………..

Very good hotel location good, I’ll definitely book again when I visit Tokyo.

All good. Hotel is located near Ikebukuro station, just 1-2 mins walk. Room is big enough for same time opened 31" and 24" suitcases. Toilet is small but acceptable. Air conditioner in the room is separate from central, you can adjust for your comfortable night. Even it is near railway, there is no disturbing noise at all. Receptionists are very helpful and fluent in English. You can self check-out...

Very good hotel: location is super convenient, the room has a good size and view, all necessary amenities are there. Will come again.

I booked this for my mother. She said it was clean and nice, and close to the station.

I arrived much earlier than planned, but was able to check in and relax. The bed was a bit short, but the facilities were clean.

Close to Kanda train station ~190m Safe for female traveller Breakfast is good - same everyday

The room was great, of course as we know it would be small, but definitely doable for 2 people. The pillows were horrible and felt like a sponge. Until I asked for another pillow then was it better, but my sister pillows still wasn’t comfortable. The hotel gave a lot of amenities that you truly don’t need to come with any toiletries. Shavers, hair tie, q-tips, hair brush, etc. They also bring ALOT...

🛏️ Room Compact but spotless. If you’re a couple with two large suitcases each, space will feel tight — unless you cleverly slide them under the bed (yes, there’s space). The bathroom is reminiscent of an airplane lavatory, but with a petite bathtub that gives it just a touch more generosity. Check-in is at 3 PM, and check-out is at 10 AM — notably shorter than a 24-hour stay. Expect a charge for...

Great location. Less than 5 minute walk to Kanda station, just across the street from a 7/11, and tons of local restaurants around. Quiet and safe area to walk around at night from the station or even from Akihabara (around a 10 minute walk). Hotel room itself is pretty small, but perfect for a solo traveller. Everyday the amenities are replenished including towels and a yukata. Staff are friendly...

The bigger rooms are very spacious and comfortable. Lobby shared area and free drinks are a really nice touch. But better staff training should be done. Checkin took more than 30 mins because the staff didn’t even know how to operate the system on the computer.

Stayed here for a few nights and the location is really nice and close to Skytree, skytree mall, and train station. There was everyday cleaning which was so nice having fresh towels and empty trash bins. Free refreshments in the lobby with coffee and snacks, coin laundry machines, and they hold luggage for 24 hrs. Friendly staff, and the rooftop view of the city and skytree is beautiful. Rooms are...

We stayed one night at the double bed room. It feels much more spacious than its actual size. They have a nice lounge at the lobby where they provide free snacks and soft drinks. The rooftop view of sky tree is very stunning. However, the bed is a little too firm and I couldn’t have a good sleep here

Very nice “industrial” style hotel located near the Skytree and Oshiage station. Rooms were well designed and laid out. Ours had a large shower but no bath. The location was excellent for subway and NRT airport trains. An included “bread and coffee” service in the stylish lobby made for convenient snacking. Like most of Asakusa the neighborhood had that relaxed semi suburban/light industrial vibe...

We’re really happy with our stay at this hotel - we spent an entire week here. The rooms are very pretty and surprisingly spacious, especially compared to other places we stayed in Japan (Kyoto and Osaka). I noticed some reviews saying the rooms felt small, but honestly, we had more space here than in most other hotels we tried. If having lots of space is important, it might be worth traveling with...

Room was spacious (by Tokyo's standards), the staff were abundant, lovely, and very helpful. Great selection of tea and coffee. Very conveniently located in Oshiage which has lots of cute restaurants, the sky-tree, and close transportation.