2-Starhotels in Tokyo

"Erg kleine accommodatie, je moet over je bed heen lopen om bij de stoel, kledingkast en koelkast te komen. Er is nauwelijks ruimte om je bagage uit te pakken. De locatie is echter geweldig, met uitzicht op de Sensoji-schrijn direct vanuit onze kamer. De airconditioning en boiler werken goed. Het personeel was vriendelijk."

"Ik kwam naar Tokio om alleen naar een concert te kijken, dus ik vond willekeurig een capsulehotel! Ik kreeg een bovenste slaapplaats, die leek op een binnenlandse zachte slaaptrein! Gelukkig is er een aparte ruimte! Als je het budget hebt, is dit echt een goede keuze! Mensen die lichte slapers zijn, wordt geadviseerd om hun eigen oogmaskers en oordopjes mee te nemen, maar ik heb ze toch voorbereid!"

"At this price point, especially around year-end, the only thing comparable is an internet cafe. The room only had a sofa, a fridge, and some toiletries. The shared bathrooms felt very clean, and the hallway decor was similar to a hostel. It's incredibly close to Iriya Station's Exit 4, just a few steps away. Convenience stores and a tonkatsu bento shop aren't too far either. Uguisudani is about a 10-15 minute walk. On the day I arrived, the front desk was empty; I had to wait a while for someone to come back. The main door was locked, so I probably stood outside for about half an hour. The internet went out on the morning of my third day, but I wasn't planning on staying in the hotel anyway, so it didn't really affect me."

"This hotel is very good. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. Whether for business trips or travel, it’s conveniently located—Tokyo Skytree is within walking distance. The staff are also very helpful. I will definitely come back here on my next business trip."

"Prachtige hostel zeer schoon,het personeel is mooi,de locatie is goed en dicht bij station wandelafstand hibiya lijn,de volgende keer ik woonde weer,ik adviseer voor een paar reizigers en solo-traver goed om te blijven het bed is groot en beleefbaar om te slapen maar het toilet buiten en douche buiten de kamer, de woonkamer is schoon, microgolf en pot ook als u eet heeft tafel en stoel"

"Честно говоря я крайне разочарована пребыванием в этом хостеле…Но хочу отметить, что было чисто, в женской комнате достаточно раковин, сама капсула закрывается шторкой. Минусы: 1. Для меня огромный минус, что кухня открыта только с 8-9, меня в это время нет, за 4 дня я туда так и не смогла попасть, а кухня это важный пункт для меня, т.к. часто готовлю сама. 2. Нет общей зоны/лайнджа, мне приходилось есть на улице у двери, на холоде. это ужасно. 3.везде нужно вводить код, на каждой двери и даже в лифте. Я все время боялась потерять ключ с кодами. 4. Хранение багажа также только до 9. Это неудобно. В целом, если вам не нужна кухня, то норм. Если нужна это плохой вариант."

"I booked this Hostel for only a night following flight cancellations that resulted in me arriving a day earlier than planned - and honestly I wish I stayed longer. The staff was super friendly and helpful (all spoke perfect english), it was clean and the location was fantastic. The price was very fair for what you receive. I would’ve liked a few more amenities (especially if you stay longer) but otherwise I can totally recommend this place for other (female) solo travelers."

"✨ A Hidden Gem in Ikebukero This place is a rare find in a great location. Depending on which metro line you take, it’s about a 10–15 min walk from the station (C1 exit). The street is quite narrow, so large vehicles can’t enter. If you’re taking a taxi or shuttle, you’ll need to get dropped off nearby. The reception staff are extremely friendly and helpful. We arrived early, and they allowed us to store our luggage safely—plenty of space provided. The accommodation runs on an AirBnB-style concept, with shared kitchen, bathrooms, and common areas. A washing machine is available for free use, and the dryer costs only 100 yen for 30 minutes. We booked a triple-sharing ensuite room with 3 futons, strong air-conditioning, and enough space to open our luggage comfortably. It’s cosy but perfect for three guests. Since it’s a shared-style accommodation, guests are encouraged to keep quiet and respect others. Overall, it’s simple, clean, and comfortable—great value if you’re looking for a home-like stay in the heart of Ikebukero."

"Budget hotel in Shinjuku near the train station: very small rooms with the bare essentials, access from the outside (impractical in bad weather). Refrigerator, sink, and washing machine without a dryer function; laundry didn't get properly cleaned. Parking available nearby, no restaurant."