Hotels with sauna in Tokyo

Good tidy and quiet place, good sauna and close to the train

I stayed for 3 nights to study for my exam. Close to the station and Aeon. There were two types of saunas and two types of baths, and they were reserved. The room was clean and comfortable with a study table.

There is 24-hour front desk service, basic amenities, nearby residential areas, although not the most central to Tokyo, but subway stations are in walking distance, drive to stay quite good, nearby parking

There is no cleaning when ordering online, but a friend also ordered on-site for breakfast and cleaning. Is it aimed at Chinese people?

It's great because there is a large public bath.

So peaceful and host is very nice

The room was so big, clean and spacious! This room literally had everything especially their toiletries, had a sauna, tv in the shower/bath tub, mood lights, adjustable lighting, karaoke, housekeeping daily and more

If I had any complaints it is that they still allow smoking in the hallways and it seeps into the rooms. It’s a smell that honestly stays on all your clothes and lingers forever

If you can tolerate 3 channels of adult content on the TV, you get a larger room, a larger bathroom, a tube that can fit 2 people together side by side, a steam sauna, and better in room amenities

Big room (by Japanese standard), nice sauna bath-tub and good amenties, plus convenient location at a reasonable price

When we came back for check in, our luggages was already in our room and one of the staff was nice enough to guide us to our room. All of the staff we met there were so kind and welcoming, most spoke English too

Otherwise the rooms were very clean and the staff were very accommodating. The location is also in a great spot. Great hotel just hope they eventually ban smoking all together one day

Very accommodating and friendly staff. Great service and clean amenities. I am 189cm tall and just fit in the capsule but was fine to sleep in. Staff have limited English but Google translate made communicating easy

Cheap, clean and convenient, starts around 4k yen per night, you can also just take a break and shower here (japanese sentou) toothbrush, shaver, robe and towel available if you sleepover

there is also cafetarian with drink vending machine, free wifi, microwave, and charging slot for your smartphone

Great location to have somewhere to rest after exploring all day

After checking in, guests can leave their luggage in the locker room and enjoy a spacious bathtub and a variety of amenities in the bathroom. The bedrooms feature a retro-futuristic design with capsules arranged in a row

Downstairs by the bath is a free machine that dispenses coffee, water, lemon water, green tea and barley tea. All have the option of hot or cold and all are unlimited and free

High quality yukata garments are provided in the room. I reckon about 60% of guests wore these garments throughout the stay - my attempt to wear it correctly ended up in failure because I had not practised beforehand

The fermented soya beans must be an acquired taste but everything else was great to try. Do some homework about onsen behaviour before you go and practice putting on the yukata or a similar style garment if you can

The road to the accommodation was difficult, but it was nice that it was right near the station, and the road to the accommodation was pretty and easy to take a walk! The inside of the accommodation was clean and the amenities were good! I think it's worth the price! However, the shower facilities were small, so it was best to wake up early in the morning, enjoy the ryokan, and then wash up! Haha,...

This haven of tranquility is only 25 minutes from Shibuya but provides an authentic onsen ryokan experience. Rooms come with a Japanese Breakfast which for a westerner was an experience in itself

I guess like an English breakfast it is not something you would eat every day but it was certainly more healthy. Recommend the green tea as an accompanying drink rather than the coffee we had on our first morning

The amenities are also extensive, making it ideal for those with minimal luggage. A Dyson hair dryer is in the large shared bath and a SALONIA SL013BK hair dryer in the room

Room: The single cabin is clean, and fresh sleepwear is provided every night. The space is quite compact—you can just about open a carry-on suitcase. Privacy is decent, but it’s recommended to keep valuables with you

Facilities: The hotel includes a smoking room and a lounge area. The public bath is located on the basement level (B1). One minor downside is that the elevator can take a bit of time, especially during peak hours

First cabin, first class in the capsule accommodations. If you want to experience that capsule feel and yet a little bit of claustrophobia, this is the best to try

Great Location with Excellent Nearby Amenities Location: A capsule-style single cabin hotel located near Exits 1 and 2 of Akasaka Station

Set in a business district, the area is full of restaurants, making it very convenient for meals. There’s also a good sauna nearby worth visiting

You can walk about 5-10 mins to get to Sannno Shrine and about 10-15 mins to the closest train station. Very convenient getting to major cities like Shibuya, Asakusa, etc

it is a very conveniently located hotel next to a good metro station. has a vibrant night life around, with bars, restaurants, clubs. the room is small like all hotels in japan, but has everything you need

breakfast is at the cafe, or the convenience store. there are some options available which is nice. they also have a onsen on the top floor

And they told us that they would move us the next day and they did it and gave us a cozy bright room on the top floor with a window. The reception staff is very responsive and helped us with various issues

It was nice that a pajama set was provided, but unfortunately one button was missing and there was a hair on it. Other than that, the location was good and the free drink service was also good.

It was hard to find the mailbox to put the card to request cleaning. We slept in a double bed for two, but it wasn't cramped. When I opened my big suitcase, it felt so cramped I couldn't move

com that breakfast was included. Be prepared for tiny rooms, but everything was super clean. Automated check in and checkout was easy. The free drinks in the lobby were great

Best experience so far!! Room was big, beautiful, nicely located on a charming Sakura alley, very nearby Meguro station. Dry private sauna in the room, all the facilities

It's the best hotel we've been to in terms of room facilities. Your own sauna in the room? Bose speakers? TWO fridges? Jacuzzi? I heard you can even get a room with massage chair. And it's relatively cheap.

I arrived late and left before dawn the next day, so I booked this hotel. It was hard to find a room during the Spring Festival. There is a small sauna in the room, which is quite unexpected

Nice room and I brought my own toys so the staff could hear me moan

Staff were very kind and helpful, I highly recommend

I got impressed with the quality of this hotel.

The hotel is ideally located, offering great convenience for getting around. The hot spring was also wonderfully relaxing. Highly recommended.

The hotel has an excellent location, directly across from a Starbucks Roastery.

Excellent and quiet location, next to Tokyo Starbuck+ and super convenience .

All was good! Nice hotel, good location. Stuff was really good!

Amazing hotel with friendly staff always helpful and polite.

Super convenient Clean n tidy

Right next to it is the subway station. Surprisingly, there is a bathhouse! You can take a bath and even enjoy a sauna, which is very exciting. The service is excellent. For sleeping at night, you need earplugs.

It's a very affordable capsule hotel. Not a luxury place and does not need to act like one - for 1500 yen a night you get a clean, warm place to sleep, hot bath and sauna, fresh towels, razors, toothbrushes

First time in a capsule hotel and it was really nice. The amenities are amazing but the sauna is only for men. The bathrooms were immaculate and at night, it so nice and quiet, you never know when to get up.

The amenities is good 👍 but I guess there’s always the issue for people who book the hotel on trip. I thought I booked an individual capsule space however it’s not. The image was completely wrong and misleading

My regular place to stay every time I come to Japan. This time, I stayed for three nights and was not disappointed. I really like it. And next time, I'll definitely stay here.

Sec floor space where you can heat up your food and eat there but the smoke smell too heavy that I almost vomit

It's difficult for me to be objective when my stay was made excellent by so many different things, but I'll try. The staff speak enough English to help you settle in. Their attitude towards foreigners is also really nice

I'm a fan of games, anime and otaku culture, so I spent a lot of my time out in Akihabara. To get there, it's two stops west on the Tsukuba Express, for which the station is actually the closest one to the hotel

Just south of the temple is where you'll find the confusing cluster of buildings and tunnels referred to as Asakusa Station. Lines are spread out among three different companies and it's hard to walk between them

You can't expect to have an in-depth conversation about movies, but you can expect to be treated with respect and valued as a guest. You will not be made to feel stupid for not knowing the language

You have space to walk, sleep and store your stuff. I was very tempted to invite some friends over to play videogames, but it is important to note that non-staying guests are explicitly prohibited

If you're confident enough to eat at local businesses, you really should. There are many small restaurants and food stands all over the Asakusa area and everything you can get is delicious

The ryokan is situated just steps from the busy shopping area of Asakusa and a few minutes from Asakusa Station as well as the Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center. The staff is friendly and some pretty good English

The bath has such a nice atmoshphere, you have a view on the temple or the Sky tree while relaxing in the hot tub and afterwards you can relax with a view above the asakusa roofs at the small rooftop zen garden

We arrived early and checked the luggages at the lobby. By the time we came back to check in, our luggage was already in our room. The room was nice and clean and the futons and blankets were very comfortable

The on-site onsen was such a highlight too; it gave me that real, cozy ryokan vibe without even leaving the hotel. The location was super convenient as well, making everything easy and stress-free

I stayed here recently, and honestly—this place delivered everything. The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, the room was beautiful and spotless, and all the facilities were top-tier

Plus you are close to a huge Station, so you get around town easily. The staff is very kind and makes you feel at home in an instance! Everything is Clean and tidy and they take good care

Overall, I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance. This hotel, conveniently located near the station, boasted an amazing view. As it was a women-only floor, I didn't have to worry about encountering men

Great hotel for the money, I couldn't believe you could get a private room for this price. So nice after spending a few nights in a capsule hotel at twice the price

Room was clean, staff polite and willing to speak English, and the sento was a nice bonus. Make sure you mind the curfew if staying here, overall I recommend spending a quiet night or two here when in Tokyo

My only minor quibbles were that, despite being someone who can sleep almost anywhere, I was in a room close to a sink in the hallway and was woken up by the sound of it being used

The room is small, Japanese-style, with tatami mats, meaning you sleep on the floor. It has a balcony and a very warm blanket. There's an air conditioner for heating or cooling

Although the room was a tiny 3 tatami mats, it was perfectly fine for just sleeping. The toilets were shared, but it was lovely to stretch out in the communal bath

The beautiful and calm atmosphere is good. I go well.

[Location] It takes about 16 minutes to walk from Ayase Station. It is very close to the Ayase River and under the elevated road. The surroundings are buildings and residential areas that seem to be factories

There are many rooms where you can feel the warmth of wood. Maybe girls do n’t do much? [Bath] I forgot the room number, but there was a bath room large enough to make me laugh

The surroundings are not romantic. [Break fee] Break fee ranges from 4400 yen to 5500 yen. It's reasonably priced, but it's a bit expensive compared to the same Ayase cherry

[Cleanliness] Cleaning is not possible or impossible. However, the smell of cigarettes was stronger because of old age. [Room Satisfaction] There is no glitter or cuteness

The appearance is old, but the interior is pretty good. My affair boyfriend seems to like a room with a mirror (laughs)

Royal Hotel Ikebukuro’s services are fabulous. I have no regrets about booking my stay. The staff are very friendly and cooperative, especially ZaZa — he is wonderful and extremely helpful

The room was spacious and the facilities were really great - exactly what I imagined and as advertised. The staff were very helpful and friendly too - will definitely come back again!

I was travelling alone with my kids, and he even helped me get to the bus stop, carried my bags, and showed me which bus to catch. The hotel staff always greet you with a smile

5 stars for 3 star hotel. apart from the convenience, shower water and temperature is perfect, air condition works very well...hard to find faults with this price¥

Best hotel in Tokyo. The onsen on the rooftop is amazing. Large area and also inside areas to relax in. Hotel lobby staff were so kind. Highly recommend

The room was small but well-equipped.

I think that women can too, but you just need to ask someone to guard you. It is open from 3 to 10 pm, but is available all day. There is a stone bath with water at 40 degrees and a shower, my brother liked it there

The hotel is in a super convenient location, as there is a metro with 7 or more stations nearby, a small cute temple, a Mac, a KFC, a Starbucks and 24-hour shops nearby. Also a lot of eateries The room with 2 1

For a room of 7,000-8,000, you would expect more, but this is Japan There is a 24-hour bathhouse on the 10th floor. It says that it is public and then in brackets (male)

For 2 days, no one took out the trash, did not change the bed linen, they only hung a bag with towels and a bottle of water on the door (it is free here)

The hotel staff can communicate in English fluently. However, to process the check-in, customers require doing in at another building, 3 mins walk.

5 beds is very small, there is only space for a suitcase under the bed

The prices will be roughly 40-50% cheaper done that way and there’s a lot of them in the area. The stigma of the hotels didn’t bother us and there’s no windows in the rooms but they’re crazily sound proof

Very convenient area for transport and though known as a red light district area, didn’t really notice anything on this particular accomodation in terms of having people soliciting outside

The room would be equivalent to at least 2. 5 full size Tokyo hotel rooms with a huge shower area, bed and lounge and a washroom area

The hotel has enough space to open two suitcases and still have room to move around. There is a receptionist who speaks English. In addition to basic facilities, there are also jacuzzis, steam rooms, etc

Three bottles of drinking water (2 at room temperature + 1 in the refrigerator) and a can of beverage (orange juice or soda water) will be provided free of charge after daily room cleaning

Another surprise is that there is also a small gift bag (including facial mask, slippers, chopsticks, spoons and tableware gift box) when you check in

It takes about 25-30 minutes to walk to these famous attractions, and you can enjoy the scenery of people's livelihood along the way

For summer vacation in Japan, this hotel is very affordable. It's been around for a while, but the hygiene is excellent. The double room we booked in a Japanese-style room wasn't large, but it was perfectly comfortable

The bathrooms also provide smaller disposable towels and toothbrushes. The bathrooms are open from 5 PM to 11 AM the next day. The hours are long, and we didn't encounter other guests; it was a private bathroom

There is also a bus stop nearby, and you can reach more sightseeing spots in about 15 minutes by bus

The room didn't have a private bathroom, but it had a sink, which was very convenient. Each floor has a refrigerator and toilet, and we rarely encountered other guests, making it very convenient

There is an elevator in the hotel, but you need to go up a flight of stairs to check in and out, which may cause some inconvenience to the elderly

It's decent. I stayed here for a concert with a group of all women. There's a laundry room downstairs. If you don't mind a bit of noise, it's quite a good deal for the price.

Perfect for a solo trip! They provide yukata, and it's a traditional Japanese bathing experience. The public bath has showers and a soaking tub, which is great. It might be a bit inconvenient during your period, though

I loved this place! If you happen to travel alone, this place is awesome. They'll give you free amenities and a sleeping gown to borrow. Free coffee and tea at the common room

Perfect location and quiet area. Close to Shibuya key locations. The stuff cooperated efficiently on-line for all stages of my stay from check in through out

Thank you so much for a quick response and solving the matter of my late arrival. Would recommend this hotel to others

very near shibuya and near bar and restaurant

Close to lots of restaurants, bars and amenities, this was one of the cheapest hotels in the area and was good value for money. There is a 2am curfew, but as I needed to be up early, this wasn’t an issue for me

I needed a room for one night close to Hatagaya train station and this place was ideal, the room was clean and comfortable, with a hot shower and small bath tub, fridge and TV

Great room for the price! The guy at the front desk was funny as well

Very comfortable...and great service...

Facilities: complete Environment: near the subway

Nice, small and old hotel. Comfortable with old devices. They even got radio on bed, that makes me remember the 60s

Even have a Yamamoto shop to arrange luggage delivery just across the street. And many supermarkets nearby. Subway and JR train stations are within mins walk. If can be higher than 6th, would have nice unblock viee

📍 **Location & Transportation**: Super convenient! It's just a short walk from Exit A2 of Toei Asakusa Station – head straight, turn right at the first intersection, and you're there

🏠 **Room Amenities**: The room is well-equipped with a washing machine, electric stove, oven, refrigerator, and a complete set of kitchenware. It's truly family-friendly, and the room itself is quite spacious

Besides the two single beds, there's an additional tatami room where you can lay out futons for two more people. The futons, blankets, and pillows for the tatami room are all stored in the closet

Although the hotel doesn't include breakfast, there's a kitchen, so you can buy milk, eggs, fruit, and bread from the supermarket across the street and prepare your own meals

There are many eateries in the small alleys nearby. Right at the entrance, there's a Lawson convenience store, and across the street is a supermarket