Name: Tokyu Stay Fukuoka Tenjin
Address: Fukuoka, Japan
Rating: 9.2

Japan

Tokyo

Kyoto

Fukuoka

Sapporo

Osaka

Naha

📍Location: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, Very close to Ikebukuro Station, located at the easternmost exit. It's very convenient to take the Fukutoshin Line, but for the Marunouchi Line, you'll need to walk about 10 minutes to the other side of Ikebukuro Station.
🏠Room: Newly renovated in 2024, it feels very new and clean. It comes with a washing machine and microwave, making it highly functional. However, the room space is a bit small, and there are many bars in the surrounding neighborhood.
🛁Amenities: The bathtub and smart toilet are fully equipped. All toiletries are from the Refa line, which are excellent. I was especially impressed by the hairdryer.
💁Service: The front desk staff are friendly and communication was smooth. They also provide basic toiletries such as cleansing oil, facial cleanser, lotion, and cream.

I put 4 for service because they do not offer room clean, only collect rubbish and towel change. And they have washing machines / dryer 2in1 including detergent inside your room. 

But that why they have cheaper price

Great location, walkable to Shinjuku shopping, the room is good size and clean. 

Check in is also fast and easy. 
You get your amenities at the reception level before taking the lift to your room.

The location of this hotel is absolutely fantastic. It is only about a 3-minute walk from Exit A8 of Higashi-Ginza station. Within a 3-minute radius, there are two convenience stores and a Yoshinoya, all open 24 hours a day. Most of the shopping malls in Ginza are also within an easy 5 to 10-minute walking distance.
The hotel provides an excellent range of complimentary amenities in the lobby. You can pick up combs, shower caps, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and a full set of skincare products (make-up remover, facial cleanser, toner, and moisturiser). They also thoughtfully provide a luggage scale, free umbrellas, and complimentary coffee for guests.
My room was equipped with a washing machine and laundry detergent, as well as a fridge and a microwave, which was incredibly convenient. Being able to put a wash on after returning to the hotel on a summer night and having the clothes dry by the next morning was brilliant.
I highly recommend this hotel. Despite being in such a convenient location, it was also exceptionally quiet!

I was on a business trip, and my company is in Toranomon, so I booked this hotel because it's within walking distance. It's conveniently located, just a short walk from the subway station. There are plenty of food and drink options nearby. The front desk had a Chinese-speaking staff member who was very warm and considerate, which added a lot of comfort to my tight schedule. Although the room wasn't huge, I was pleasantly surprised to find a microwave and a washing machine. I paid extra for breakfast but didn't get to eat it due to my packed schedule. I feel like I'd want to book this place again even if I'm traveling for leisure next time!

This hotel is perfect for introverts! You can opt for just towel changes or schedule a light cleaning, choosing whether or not staff enter your room based on your preference – it's incredibly thoughtful. There's a coffee machine downstairs available anytime. The first floor has a restaurant, and breakfast is served there. While the selection isn't huge, it covers all the essentials, including both Western and Japanese options. The location is super convenient, highly recommended! It's just a 1-minute walk to the Toei Asakusa Line and a 5-minute walk to the JR Yamanote Line. NeWoman is right across the street, and there's a new JW Marriott there too. The value for money is outstanding; apart from the small room, everything else is just perfect!

The hotel is well-equipped. The toiletries provided in the room are from a major Japanese brand, and the hairdryer and showerhead are also from well-known Japanese brands. There's a washer-dryer combo in the room, so you can do laundry without leaving. The laundry detergent is also a famous Japanese brand. It's conveniently located, very close to the subway station, and surrounded by many convenience stores. A hotel worth choosing.

The room was spacious and very clean. Anne, the hotel's service manager, was incredibly warm and attentive. She was always proactive in offering help, to the point where she almost felt like a good friend. You can also pick up toner, lotion, makeup remover, and facial cleanser at the front desk.

I highly recommend this hotel. It is located in Shibuya, but in a quiet area away from the busy streets. It’s about a 7-minute walk from Shibuya Station. The room was very clean, although a little small, but that’s totally fine as small rooms are quite standard in Japan. 

The front office staff were also excellent — very friendly, helpful, and welcoming throughout my stay. Their warm and attentive service made the experience even more enjoyable.

The washing machine in the room was extremely helpful, and I didn’t have to bring too many clothes. A coffee machine is also available in the lobby. The hotel lobby is beautiful, clean, and smells wonderful. I will definitely stay here again the next time I visit Tokyo

Good location very near the Gaienmae station along the Ginza line which connects you to both east and west of Tokyo within 20-30mins. However the hotel room is really starting to show its age and poor cleaning/manteince. Stains on wallpaper and sofa that could resemvle either coffee or blood. Visible patches of strain on the carpets. Thick dust clinging onto wallpaper and oil strains on the carpentry of the kitchenette (see image of oil strain near microwave). Toilet had a strong humid and musky smell that required airing it to be tolerable. Bed was decently clean but the overall the vibe is that the room is not clean. Added some images for reference 

Even after reporting these issues, the front desk was only able to send someone to clean some of the more visible strains. I wonder if the same lax attitude would still be the case if it was a Japanese customer. 

I’ve visited many different branches of the Tokyu stay hotel chain. But this one was bad enough that it warrants a review. management should really consider cleaning the rooms better  I won’t be back hereIt’s a big trade off between convenience and cleanliness. o

This Tokyu Stay Nihonbashi is clean, comfortable and most importantly, the location is strategic and is at JR line, that you can conveniently ride the train from Narita airport and to every where else stations.
The room is spacious with a single queen bed, equipped with small kitchen equipment and the in room washer/dryer- the thing i am most excited about that i do not need to share with the whole hotel guests.
The bathroom is spacious too, compared with other hotels in Japan that i have stayed in before. 
One thing to look at is the drainage of the bath tub. This might have been clogged before, therefore the water flowing into the sinkhole when showering is very slow. It makes me stand inside the bath tub with my shower water.
Otherwise, the stay is still perfect. 
Thank you for your hard work and i will be back again in near future.

I didn't expect to find such a great value hotel during my summer trip. The last time I was in Kyoto was in 2023, and for some reason, hotel prices across the city were generally skyrocketing then. This year, the value for money was truly exceptional, and I was very satisfied with everything, especially meeting Mr. Yang, a Chinese staff member, right after checking in! He was incredibly kind and meticulously explained the hotel's facilities to my friend and me. He even had our luggage placed in our room before we returned. Throughout our stay, he was always responsive to our requests, making for a very smooth interaction and leaving us with an excellent impression. With such a great location and service, there's absolutely nothing to complain about.

The washing machine in the room was also a high-end model that I'd be hesitant to buy for my own home; it was almost silent in operation. The only downside was that it took a bit long, sometimes up to five hours for a full cycle, though perhaps I wasn't using it correctly. Nevertheless, the clothes came out very soft and clean.

My only regret is that there's a Beams store right across from the nearest subway station to the hotel, and I only discovered it as I was about to leave! It's a shame I didn't get to browse there. I'll definitely choose this hotel again on my next trip to Kyoto, and I'll make sure to visit that Beams store. I hope to see Mr. Yang again if I get the chance. Many thanks!

The location is excellent. Coming out of Hankyu Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station, Exit 9, turn right, and you're directly on a shopping street. Walk about 50 meters, and you'll see the KOE Donuts shop, with the hotel's ground floor elevator entrance right next door. The lobby for check-in is on the second floor. Takashimaya is just across the street, making shopping very convenient. Gion is within walking distance, but we opted for the bus for convenience, which was also very easy.

The hairdryer, shampoo, and body wash were all ReFa, which felt so good that we ended up washing our hair daily, always smelling nice.

The lobby staff had excellent English, including some Westerners, making communication very smooth. They also gave helpful reminders about the washing machine and cleaning procedures.

My only complaint, which I can't overlook, is the air conditioning. It had a strong, damp, musty smell that I couldn't stand. It's not a central AC system; I even took a picture of it. The musty smell was present as soon as we entered the room. Even opening the window and letting air in didn't help, and we were on the 8th floor. The room also had something like a humidifier or air purifier, but turning it on didn't solve the problem either. I wonder if this is a widespread issue, as I'd seen previous reviews mentioning it, and it seems I 'won the lottery' by experiencing it myself. If you can't tolerate this, please pay attention to this potential problem.

As always, my top priority when staying at a hotel is getting a good night's sleep. Since I'm very sensitive to noise, I specifically chose this hotel for its quiet location, tucked away from the hustle and bustle. And it truly lives up to that 'quiet yet convenient' reputation.

The hotel is very close to the subway station, making travel incredibly easy, yet it's set back from the main road. My room faced a residential area at the back, which was exceptionally quiet. For those who prioritize window views and want to wake up to a beautiful scenery every day, this might be a bit disappointing. However, if your main goal is a good night's sleep, then this is definitely a highly recommendable option.

The curtains are double-layered, but given the early sunrise in Kyoto during summer, the room still gets quite bright in the morning. If you're sensitive to light, I'd suggest bringing your own eye mask.

I stayed in the most basic room type, which was about 20 square meters. To be honest, the two beds took up most of the space, with just the aisle remaining. However, this is quite common for city hotels in Japan, so it was entirely within my expectations. The two single beds were pushed together. If you wanted them separated, one bed would have to be pushed against the wall. For couples, having them together is perfectly fine.

What surprised me was how spacious the bathroom, laundry area, and toilet were. While not necessarily essential for me, I believe this would be a huge plus for many long-term travelers or families.

I found the overall soundproofing of the hotel to be quite good. I had requested a top-floor room in advance, and the hotel did its best to accommodate my request. Check-in was very smooth, and the staff were friendly and provided satisfactory service.

Originally, I considered booking a family room, but then I worried that family rooms might be more likely to be surrounded by families with young children, leading to a higher probability of noise. So, I ultimately chose the smallest room type. This way, at least the chances of having a large family next door would be lower. However, if you're not as sensitive to noise as I am, I would actually recommend the family room.

That's because the family room isn't much more expensive, but the size is almost double. In a city like Kyoto, where space is at a premium, this combination of space and price offers exceptional value for money, and I would highly recommend it.

Regarding breakfast, I didn't opt for the breakfast package when booking, but I did pay extra to try it once. To be honest, if you compare it to the luxurious breakfasts at many four or five-star hotels in China, it's not in the same league. Here, it's a semi-buffet style where you choose a main dish and then complement it with items from the self-service area.

However, considering that for most people traveling to Kyoto, breakfast isn't usually the most important experience of the day, if you're not specifically looking for an incredibly lavish or high-end breakfast, the quality here is perfectly adequate. The environment is clean, the ingredients are fresh, and the overall experience is quite good.

Overall, this is a hotel I would happily stay at again. It offers convenient transportation, a quiet environment, and attentive service, making it especially suitable for travelers like me who prioritize sleep quality above all else.

The location is super convenient, in an area of Kyoto with plenty of shopping but not too noisy, which is very comfortable. There are also enough restaurants. The room was spotlessly clean and comfortable, and the washing machine was very useful. The staff were polite, making for an excellent stay.

The hotel has a very youthful vibe, with great decor and service. Compared to other hotels, the room is quite spacious, and the bathroom is also roomy. The toiletries are from ReFa and POLA, which made for a wonderful experience.

The front desk staff speak good English, making communication smooth. There's a small bar where checked-in guests can enjoy a complimentary drink from afternoon till evening (I don't drink alcohol, so I didn't try it).

The downside is ⚠️ that it's too close to the JR train line. You can clearly hear the trains passing by in the morning, so light sleepers should think twice before booking.

The room was very clean, and I had no trouble opening my 30-inch suitcase. There's also a desk, and a place to hang clothes after washing them. It's super convenient for shopping and getting around, and there's even a popular donut shop right outside the door.

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