Comfort Inn Properties in Tokyo

Facilities: The room size is quite generous for Tokyo standards. However, the bathroom is indeed tiny, with a small bathtub and toilet. Plus, there's a significant step-down, which is really inconvenient. Cleanliness: The hotel's cleanliness is excellent. It's neat and tidy. Environment: The hotel is located in the very quiet and pleasant residential area of Kiyosumi-Shirakawa, which is lovely. It's also super close to the subway. Service: The hotel staff are all very enthusiastic and welcoming. Overall, a very good stay!

Excellent hotel in a quiet area with good transport accessibility. We were checked in quickly, at 2 a.m. Very clean room! It smelled delicious, they cleaned and changed the linen every day (if you ask for it). Breakfast is okay, but there is not enough variety. The staff is very kind and friendly! Thank you.

Hotel Comfy Inn Tokyo Higashi Kanda | With Super Practical Transportation + Dining Guide! Having stayed there, I can confidently say this is truly a “lazy-friendly” hotel in central Tokyo – you won't have to worry about transportation or finding good food! 🚇 Transportation: 3 minutes to the core areas, stress-free transfers • 3-minute walk: To Tokyo Metro 'Suehirocho Station,' where the Hibiya Line takes you 1 stop directly to 'Akihabara' (super convenient for anime conventions and electronics shopping) and 3 stops to 'Ginza' (for shopping sprees). • 6-minute walk: To JR 'Kanda Station,' where the Chuo Line takes you 2 stops to 'Tokyo Station' (close for Shinkansen transfers and visiting the Imperial Palace) and 4 stops to 'Shinjuku' (to check out the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and explore shopping districts). • Within a 10-minute walk: There are three 7-Elevens and two Lawson convenience stores nearby, perfect for grabbing onigiri in the morning or late-night snacks. 🍜 Nearby Dining: Within a 5-minute walk, a cluster of delicious Japanese eateries 1. Taishoken (Kanda branch): A 3-minute walk, specializing in freshly baked 'senbei' (rice crackers) and also offering Japanese set meals (the fried chicken set is incredibly fragrant). Expect to pay 500-800 yen per person, ideal for lunch. 2. Kagari Kanda Suehirocho branch: A 4-minute walk, open late until 11 PM. Their Japanese 'oden' (stewed dishes) and 'sukiyaki' are authentic, and a bowl on a cold day is wonderfully warming. Expect to pay 1000-1500 yen per person. 3. Marutake Ramen (Kanda Higashi branch): A 5-minute walk, a ramen shop frequently visited by Tokyo locals. The tonkotsu (pork bone) broth is rich, and the chashu (braised pork belly) is tender. Expect to pay 800-1200 yen per person; you might have a short wait during peak meal times.

Hotel is located very close to metro stations serving very popular metro lines which will easily connect you with major tourist attractions. Walking distance from Akihabara and Imperial palace. If you are fancy for a drink or something to eat even late evening you will easily find good selection of both (very active area around kanda station). Service is great, even though it's located close to station it's very calm and silent. I definitely recommend this hotel.

Location is great, approx. 400 m from Roppongi metro station. Lots of eateries in this neighborhood within walking distance. Room is great, as we have twin and the size of a similar room is large compared to a typical hotel room in Tokyo. Free coffee and tea served all day. Shower is powerful. Breakfast is ok for western, and Thai breakfast is served.