Best Boutique Hotels Tokyo

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this hotel. We stayed in the Superior Double Room. The location is perfect in Akihabara. You're within a very reasonable walking distance of the nearest station and just a block from the main *****. On top of that, the quality of this place is really nice. They have an Italian restaurant downstairs and we ate there multiple times. We did end up adding the breakfast one day and it was alright. Our room was very clean and had plenty of space. I know hotels in Japan get a bad rep for how small they are, but this one wasn't too bad. The bed was very comfortable (and quite large) and the bathroom was really nice. We loved the room's lighting features- a mood light behind the bed made it nice for reading or taking a nap. You can also close off the hallway and bathroom from the bedroom, which helped make the room quieter. The staff were all super friendly and helpful. Just in general, the vibes of this hotel are very luxurious and high quality. When we travel back to Japan we will for sure stay here again! And because of this experience, I will be checking out their other locations around Japan. I only took videos of our room - so the pictures of the room are screenshots so that's why the quality isn't as great.

Around 10-15mins walk from JR station. Easier to walk along the main road. It was raining when we arrived and the train station staff kindly advised us to walk underground and later come up to main road. It was a maze and we were lost. Walking distance to street walk.

Really nice and clean hotel, it’s what you pay for I guess. They had a free drinks service (a coffee machine and a fizzy drink dispenser). They had disposable amenities at the reception and you could help yourself! The room itself was small but that’s typical of hotels in Tokyo. The housekeeping was amazing and everything was cleaned really well. The room had a small ‘desk’ but it barely fit my laptop. A kettle is provided just make sure you have your own water (can get water from the same place as drinks downstairs). The walk to the station isn’t too bad but not very close. I’d also say the area is more business/corporate orientated, incredibly safe though! Lots of CVS stores nearby. Really friendly and helpful staff at the hotel! Overall good experience for a solo traveller. I was in the double room alone and I was a bit tight on space so maybe 2+ people might struggle a bit.

I had a wonderful stay at Hotel MYSTAYS Ueon Iriyaguchi. The hotel is ideally located, with easy access to Ueno Station and nearby attractions like Ueno Park and the Tokyo National Museum. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and well-equipped with modern amenities. Staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant experience. The hotel also offers a variety of dining options, adding to its convenience. Overall, it’s a great choice for both leisure and business travelers, offering good value for money in a vibrant neighborhood. I’d definitely stay here again on my next visit to Tokyo.

The location was near the station, only a 5 minute walk, and the service was fairly good. Cleanliness could be improved, and the room was a bit small.

This hotel is close to akihabara station and iwamotocho station. It is almost a 10~15min walk which can be a bit far if you have luggage. But since we can access two train stations it was easy to travel to other major cities. There are also many restaurants in the area. However, the room might be a bit small if you need to open many luggages. And not much sunlight comes in so the room may be a bit dark. The employee at the front desk was very helpful.

Very convenient, not too far from the train station, friendly staff and it was an enjoyable stay! would recommend for those who are travelling alone or as a pair as the rooms are quite small. other than that no issue at all with the stay at the hotel and would defenitely come back!

The hotel is very clean and the room is very big. It's the first time I've stayed in such a big room in Tokyo. The room has a washing machine, microwave, and cooking pots and pans. The boss is very nice and speaks Chinese, so communication is very convenient. The hotel is also very close to Akihabara subway station. There are many places to eat around, and there is a yakiniku restaurant that is very delicious. In short, it's very good👍

Convenient transportation, 5 minutes walk to the subway station! The front desk staff is warm and welcoming! The facilities are old and the hygiene is average! When storing luggage, some staff are more responsible, while others are more sloppy!

A very emotional accommodation experience, which can well understand the accommodation and life of the locals! This house is in a block one step away from Sensoji Temple. Walking from the subway station, you can see the neighborhoods where Tokyo locals live, the style of the houses, and the flowers and plants they like to place in the house. The feeling is really different from that in Shanghai. Same. This house has two floors, and it is very spacious in Tokyo, where every inch of land is expensive. The rest area on the first floor is a Japanese-style tatami mat, with a kitchen next to it, a laundry room, and a toilet with a toilet. The second floor is a bedroom with a spacious bathroom. All three of us live on the second floor, which is very, very Quiet, barely audible. Very nice stay experience! If you have to talk about the shortcomings, the only disadvantage is that the mouthwash cup provided is made of paper, which is easy to soften when exposed to water. If there is a more convenient one, it will be perfect!