R&B Hotel Hotels in Tokyo

The hotel is really close to subway station. The room and service is excellent. TV is the smart tv. However cannot change air conditioning mode by yourself.

This hotel is right beside the a subway station in Tokyo, making it a convenient area to be in. There are also lots of shops and places of interest around the hotel. The hotel itself was clean, and the services offered were nice. You need to leave your room to use a microwave, and you need to pay to use the washer and dryer.

How should I describe the hotel we stayed at on our last night in Japan? When I looked at the map in China, it seemed like this hotel was very close to the city center. In fact, its address is very awkward. It’s not far from anywhere, but it also feels a bit far when you get there. The hotel is relatively small. I lived near Disneyland before, so I thought the price of this hotel was close to the center of Tokyo. In fact, it feels a bit expensive for this size. The service is OK. The sister at the front desk speaks good English and has a good attitude. There are two convenience stores nearby, including a Matsuya. It's also OK to go to Ginza, Shibuya and other places. We walked to Akihabara and Sensō-ji Temple. Overall, I would rate this place higher if the price was a little cheaper. (This is a two-star hotel, but Ctrip seems to label it as a three-star hotel?)

The room was very small, but clean, and the bathroom was clean, so it was nice. It wasn't too far to get around downtown Tokyo, so it was okay. The neighborhood was clean and quiet, so it was nice.

I stayed at R&B Hotel Hachioji for 9 nights in a single non-smoking room from Dec 31, 2024, to Jan 8, 2025. First impressions: Room: The room was clean and relatively spacious, featuring a carpeted floor, a clean bathroom, and Toto toilets with a built-in bidet. Liquid soap and shampoo are also provided. The room was quiet and peaceful during my stay, perfect for resting after a long day. Amenities: A table with a wide variety of amenities (such as disposable toothbrushes, toothpaste, facial cleansers, facial toners, razors, shaving cream, to name a few) can be found on the lobby floor. A coin-operated laundry room with free detergent is also available on the 5th floor. While detergent is free, laundry costs about 200 yen for a 30-minute wash and 200 yen for a 30-minute dry. If needed, a coin exchanger is available on the lobby floor. Service: The staff were super friendly and accommodating despite the language barrier. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi throughout my stay, which was very convenient for staying connected. The check-in and check-out process was smooth and efficient, and if needed, you can leave your luggage at the hotel before check-in time. Breakfast was included in my package and consisted of curry and rice, oats, yogurt, boiled eggs. For beverages, there was a coffee machine, orange juice, apple juice and tea. Towels and toiletries are changed daily during cleaning time. However, bed sheets are changed only every 3 days, so if your stay is shorter than that, bedding will not be changed—something to keep in mind. Convenience: The hotel is very well located, with three convenience stores nearby (7-11, Family Mart and Lawsons). The Keio line is just a 5-minute walk away, and the JR line is a bit further, about a 10-minute walk, but still very convenient. There are also shopping malls and eateries nearby. The surrounding area is lively yet peaceful, making it easy to explore. Value for Money: Considering the location, amenities, and service, I found the hotel to offer excellent value for money. ありがとうございました

Fantastic location in Kamata. Just a brief ＜5 mins walk from Kamata station, its a straightforward route so even if you're a tourist you won't get lost. There is a book-off nearby with multiple convenience stores (7-eleven, Lawsons, Family mart), and plenty of restaurants around the hotel nearby that open late till the night. For a 2-star hotel, I wasn't expecting much, but the hotel looked very new and very clean, even in the bathroom (photo attached). Walls were impeccable. They cleaned the room and replaced the sheets everyday, even replacing the bedroom slippers daily. Facilities were great, the room was small but has everything you need. You have a kettle, coffee and tea, a small fridge, bathroom with a small bathtub, bidet, a small tv (tho Jap programs only), a desk with a stool etc. The hotel even has a vending machine and a small laundromat on the 2nd floor you can wash and dry your clothes (200 yen per use for washing/using the dryer). Toothpaste and toothbrush, hairbrush, shaver are all provided. Only downside is you don't have cupboard space (just 3 hangers), but no problem if you are willing to make do and leave your stuff in your luggage bag). Breakfast is simple and complete. You get typically butter rolls, croissants, 2 other types of buns, hard-boiled eggs, curry with rice, cereal with milk (granola), salad, a few types of soups from the machine, and a few types of juices from the machine as well. And of course coffee and tea. Worth it if you just want a simple breakfast. Breakfast hours are a bit limited tho between 6.30am to 9.30am only. Only downside about staying in this hotel was in relation to communication. Although its a hotel, the staff don't speak English at all, so we had to use Google translate to communicate for things like checking-in and checking-out, and they seemed unwilling to help when we needed to book an early morning cab to the airport. Other than that, this hotel is great value for money and I would certainly stay in there again.