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HOTEL MYSTAYS Ochanomizu Conference Center

HOTEL MYSTAYS Ochanomizu Conference Center

4.3/588 Reviews
Suidobashi/Ochanomizu
The location is great! 24-hour restaurants are in walkable distance and the convenience store is just downstairs. We spent whole day outside and didn't try the food in the hotel tho. Everything is just right in here. Really comfy!!
The Kitano Hotel Tokyo

The Kitano Hotel Tokyo

4.7/595 Reviews
My business partners in Tokyo are asking me how I found this hotel, as it is often mentioned by people who work with representatives of neighboring governments and are long-term residents. Thanks to the Trip.com, and my ”virtual” online friends! My husband and I stayed in Tokyo for six nights, so we wanted to find a traditional hotel that was bigger and more functional than our budget could afford, and KA could afford this bill. Two people 150,000 yen a night, we got a bigger room on the seventh floor (level B), facing the highway (they said there was a quiet non-smoking room for me). The room was a great room ¬ bathroom, screen, kitchen. No separations in living and sleeping areas. Ample lighting and desk lamps. The room was clean (the cement walls in the bathroom looked to be bleached), comfortable beds, competent air conditioning, two windows played a good role in blocking the noise, although we still often heard traffic noise, occasional alarms and conversations. Construction is underway next door, but not close to us. At the moment, the front sidewalk is being remodeled at night. The bathroom door is made of woolly glass, so it is not completely private in the room. There is no exhaust fan in the bathroom. We used the coin-operated washing machine and the result was satisfactory (100 pieces pressed once, dried every fifteen minutes), and iron and ironing board. A local call was 10 pieces. Use cable network. Flat-screen TV with CNN channels. There is no supermarket nearby, but we found that there will be a grocery store that is OK in 15 minutes, and there is one in Akasaka. We use the subway in a lot, although we have to go a long way to Ginza, the other route is from the tunnel, or the ground. We walk to Palace, Akasaka, Honda (Asimo). Place was quiet when there were no workers around on weekends. Friendly staff. Maid service twice a week.
Comfort Hotel Tokyo Higashi Kanda

Comfort Hotel Tokyo Higashi Kanda

4.4/582 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
Great hotel in a quieter area of Tokyo. The popular Akihabara neighbourhood is within walking distance. Check-in process was easy and staff were helpful. Room was clean, quiet and nice. It had air conditioning, a mini fridge and a nice bathroom. The hotel has a laundry area with washing machines and dryers. No laundry detergent needed as the machine automatically dispenses it. The complimentary breakfast was very good. I recommend going to the breakfast area on the earlier side as it gets very busy from 8-9:30. Convenience stores, cafes, and a grocery store are all nearby, along with 3 train/subway stations that allow you to easily get around Tokyo. We used Bakuroyokoyama and Iwamotocho stations to access the Toei subway and Barocho station to access the JR train.
Bnb+ Akihabara (Female Only)

Bnb+ Akihabara (Female Only)

3.9/570 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
From check in to check out, everything is done by yourself over a tablet so you almost never see the staff except for when they show up to clean. The place can be somewhat difficult to find. There was no sign outside when I arrived and I ended up walking back and forth up the street before I finally found the place. They did put out a sign on the other days though. The dorm is pretty small but you have plenty of space in your bed. You also have a privacy curtain that does a great job at blocking out the lights from the dorm. There are notes inside the showers warning you to not shower for longer than 10 minutes at a time, otherwise there won’t be any hot water left. I didn’t test to see if that was really the case but it can be worth to keep in mind if you’re someone who enjoys long hot showers. The hostel is a short walk from a number of stations as well as Akihabara so you’re pretty well-connected. At the same time it’s in a quiet neighborhood so you don’t have to worry about noise to ruin your sleep.
Hotel New Otani Tokyo Garden Tower

Hotel New Otani Tokyo Garden Tower

4.6/5256 Reviews
Check in is at main tower, but staff will help to bring the luggage over to the room at garden tower, no hassle. Great location, as garden tower is super close to Akasaka Mitsuke and Nagatacho station; convenient in accessing many attractions. Across the street, there are many food options near Akasaka Mitsuke station. There is a supermarket nearby too and family mart just at level 2 of building, so very convenient. There is a Rose garden and Japanese garden in the hotel. The room size is super good too compared to Tokyo standard.
Okachimachi Urban Hotel

Okachimachi Urban Hotel

4.5/581 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
Go further to Akihabara Electric Town and step back to Okachimachi. The Ginza Line is directly downstairs, and there are convenience stores and Chinese restaurants nearby. There are also many Japanese ramen restaurants. Transportation is very convenient. Although the room is small, clean and soundproofed, you can't hear outside sounds in the room, and everyone may stay quiet. Bathtub, refrigerator, and toiletries are all available. The second floor is the front desk, where you can check in by yourself, and there are also front desk staff who can help. There is a microwave on the second floor and a self-service laundry and dryer on the first floor. Coin-operated is very convenient.

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