mystays Hotels in Tokyo

The service was incredibly warm and friendly. Housekeeping was prompt and efficient, keeping the rooms spotless. The location was fantastic, making it very easy to get around. You can conveniently walk to places like Kaminarimon and Kiyomizu-dera, and there are plenty of convenience stores nearby. Overall, I had a wonderful experience and would definitely recommend it!

I stayed here for almost a week. At check-in, the hotel told me that there’s no housekeeping service included. If you want it, you have to pay extra, and even trash needs to be taken out by yourself to the bins outside. There’s no change of bed sheets or pillowcases, but you can swap towels at the front desk every day. Bathroom amenities are available to pick up at the lobby. The room is typical Japanese style—quite compact. You can’t really open two 23-inch suitcases at the same time, so one has to go under the bed. There’s no safe or wardrobe in the room, but there is a minibar and a microwave. The location is not far from Kameido Station, with a Lawson nearby and the Kameido Clocks mall around. It’s a bit outside the city center, but getting around is still convenient.

Subway access nearby is quite convenient. At approximately 15.6 sqm, the room felt noticeably more spacious compared to the typical 10 sqm rooms often found in other business hotels nearby. The hotel seemed to attract a lot of international guests. A coin-operated laundry facility is available on the 13th floor (300 JPY for a wash, 100 JPY for drying), though it tends to get quite busy in the evenings. There's a small gym on the third floor, which I considered a nice bonus. Breakfast was decent, and the restaurant also serves lunch. My only minor complaint is that, despite being a non-smoking room, I could faintly detect a smoky smell on the bath towels and pillows.

The hotel location is amazing because it’s super close to the Nippori south exit (with stairs leading to the 1/F) and north exit (with both escalator & elevators leading to the 1/F). There are familymarts, 7-11 and supermarket nearby with just walkable distance. The breakfast was so good as the restaurant provided a large variety of food choice. The pillow was also of good quality which made us sleep so well. The only thing to advise is that the hair dryer was quite weak which might take around 10 minutes for ladies to dry up their hair. It’s advisable for customers to bring their own hair dryer.

Overall was great. Just that the location may far to those that can't walk much. It's about 20mins walking distance to Asakusa main tourist area. Satisfied with overall services provided by the hotel. Instruction was clear and easy to understand. There is a ramen stall opposite the hotel which is convenient to my group. Sorry... photo may not related to this hotel. It was the ramen that I had opposite it😃

Be prepared that the room is very small and you will initially not be used to it but I grew to love the room once I had everything in place. It’s very conveniently located, with a family mart right at entrance of hotel. 2 min walk from JR Gotanda and 2 min from the Toei Asakusa subway. Staff are generally polite and helpful, some more than others.

This hotel was probably my favorite budget hotel stay during my time in Japan. It is clean and staff is friendly and helpful. A Lawsons and local grocery store on street level is convenient. It's no frills but the location is perfect for commuting to Ueno, Asakusa, Akhihabara within one or 2 train stops. The location is in a quieter area of Tokyo that is less busy but I found the food around this area better than the touristy spots of Osaka, Kyoto and Tokyo. The first night we ate pork katsu run by and older couple 3min walk from the hotel bc it was raining and it was so well prepared and cheap. It was one of my most memorable meals. We ate a lot of wagyu and fancy sushi but this place felt like home cooking from your grandparents.

This truly felt like a local business district, with a fantastic vibe and atmosphere, and dining couldn't be more convenient. There's no need to chase after hyped 'influencer' restaurants or make reservations; the local dining scene is excellent, and you'll find locals frequenting these spots after work. The hotel is only a 2-minute walk from Daimon Station (Toei Line), and the JR Yamanote Line is just another 3-4 minutes further. In the evenings, I even found an open-air yakitori joint right on the street – a great find I only discovered when I was transferring to my Disney hotel. Honestly, there's no need to trek all the way to Shinjuku's Omoide Yokocho for food, unless you're solely focused on checking off those trendy, 'insta-famous' spots.

Located not to far from nippori bus and train station, there is skyliner train from and to Narita airport, walking around there are convenient stores and 24 hours small restaurant, room is clean and provide with refrigerator, microwave and induction stove, no cleaning service during your stay but you can take clean towel and amenities down stairs, easy to check in and just drop your room card to check out, employees could speak proper English, definitely will stay again if one day have a chance to visit Tokyo

This hotel is a little way from Gotanda Station so if you don’t mind the 9 minute walk and it’s worth the price difference then it’s okay. The hotel stay was okay, it was relatively clean for a business hotel but not as thoroughly clean as some higher end hotels. The comforter was stained which was a bit disappointing to see. I stayed 5 nights and it was fine, however I wouldn’t stay again. The service from the staff was standard.