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Sakura Hotel Hatagaya
4/574 Reviews

Sakura Hotel Hatagaya

Tokyo|1.71km from Daitabashi Station
We stayed a Sakura Hatagaya 10 years ago with our then- teenage sons. We returned 10 years later and lots of improvements to the hotel. Staff are amazing and so friendly and helpful. They speak multiple languages including Japanese, English and French so I had no problems communicating with them. They are also helpful and when asked questions, provide us with clear communication. Though the rooms are a bit narrow, we like to stay here because it is 2 mins walk from Hatagaya station, to connect to Shinjuku station through the new Keio Line. We I’ve trying out various restaurants around Sakura Hotel. There is a post office around the corner, a chemist, a kombini, 100 yen shop just at the station entrancing and McDonalds both in the station and outside on the Main Street. Hotel is clean, convenient and very very quiet. I have no complaints about the location . If at all, next upgrade Sakura does, please try to get the amazing automated Japanese WC toilets. In that narrow toilet/ bathroom, it would be really appreciated.

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Himalaya Cloud Hotel
4.2/521 Reviews

Himalaya Cloud Hotel

Tokyo|1.27km from Daitabashi Station
Tokyo has been coming and going for so many years. For the first time, I have encountered such a great hotel. Japanese hotels are generally hygienic but the space is very small. Such a large space and large bed are so cost-effective. Convenient, the first choice for future business trips in Tokyo
Mustard Hotel Shimokitazawa
4.1/570 Reviews

Mustard Hotel Shimokitazawa

Tokyo|1.34km from Daitabashi Station
We had lived in this area 20 years ago and knew it well so that was a key motivation for booking this place. Shimokitazawa is sort of a hip nearin neighborhood with good transportation by 2 different train lines. It has lots of small restaurants and bars and a surprising number of stores selling used American clothing for young hipsters. A few years ago the Odakyu railroad line was moved underground leaving room for a string of new buildings. First surprise is the hotel is over the new underground line - that is not a noise issue but it does mean if you take a taxi it an not reach the front door of the hotel although there is a cross street within 100m. Pluses: real king size beds are available at a modest price, coin operated washers and dryers available, breakfast includes option of decaf coffee - rare at this price point. Only breakfast is Western style with bagels (w/various fillings) and minestrone soup and several coffee options. Hotel looks it it was inspired by Marriott AC Hotel chain with minimal furnishings. Staff very helpful and mostly bilingual. Goof Covid safefty. Great Wi-Fi. No TV
Yuen Bettei Daita
4.5/547 Reviews

Yuen Bettei Daita

Tokyo|1.41km from Daitabashi Station
We really enjoyed our stay here. It was nice to be outside the super busy areas of Tokyo for our second half of our stay in Tokyo and be in more of a neighborhood. The area is very very cute, though there are more businesses centered around nearby Shimokitazawa. The hotel is very nice, the rooms are slightly small but it was fine. If you're into onsen then the onsite onsen facility included in your stay more than makes up for this. Steam/sauna depending on if you're on the male or female side, and two warm pools. The decor is simple, modern, traditional. Stylish but nothing crazy.
Sakura Hotel Hatagaya
4/574 Reviews

Sakura Hotel Hatagaya

Tokyo|1.71km from Daitabashi Station
We stayed a Sakura Hatagaya 10 years ago with our then- teenage sons. We returned 10 years later and lots of improvements to the hotel. Staff are amazing and so friendly and helpful. They speak multiple languages including Japanese, English and French so I had no problems communicating with them. They are also helpful and when asked questions, provide us with clear communication. Though the rooms are a bit narrow, we like to stay here because it is 2 mins walk from Hatagaya station, to connect to Shinjuku station through the new Keio Line. We I’ve trying out various restaurants around Sakura Hotel. There is a post office around the corner, a chemist, a kombini, 100 yen shop just at the station entrancing and McDonalds both in the station and outside on the Main Street. Hotel is clean, convenient and very very quiet. I have no complaints about the location . If at all, next upgrade Sakura does, please try to get the amazing automated Japanese WC toilets. In that narrow toilet/ bathroom, it would be really appreciated.

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F&L Hotel

F&L Hotel

4.1/58 Reviews
It was a good stay experience. I made a temporary reservation that night and received a notification about the self-check-in method shortly after. The location of the B&B is also relatively easy to find. There is a straight road from the station and it takes about 5 minutes to walk. The area near the station is relatively prosperous, with shopping stores, restaurants, and large supermarkets. Although the room is small in size, it is clean and warm. It is very cost-effective for being so close to Shinjuku.
Base Hanegi Apartment

Base Hanegi Apartment

3.5/54 Reviews
This Tokyo Hani Base Apartment is the first time to stay in Tokyo. It feels good. It is like home. It is very close to Shibuya. The subway is less than ten minutes.
Kario Sasazuka

Kario Sasazuka

4.2/555 Reviews
Our family stayed in Sasazuka in hot & humid July. Although Sasazuka is a solid 40 minute walk from keg landmarks, if you're happy to cstch the complicated Japanese trains then you'll be fine. The apartment was perfectly clean & met our needs because it was inexpensive & perfectly located near a mall & convini. The 7-11 and Lawson just downstairs offered some delicious & easily accessible cheap eats for a day of free-exploring in Tokyo. I would recommend staying at Kario Sasasuka if you don't mind the extra distance from Tokyo. The pay-off is more space, comfortable beds & cheaper accomodation.
Himalaya Cloud Hotel

Himalaya Cloud Hotel

4.2/521 Reviews
Tokyo has been coming and going for so many years. For the first time, I have encountered such a great hotel. Japanese hotels are generally hygienic but the space is very small. Such a large space and large bed are so cost-effective. Convenient, the first choice for future business trips in Tokyo
Mustard Hotel Shimokitazawa

Mustard Hotel Shimokitazawa

4.1/570 Reviews
We had lived in this area 20 years ago and knew it well so that was a key motivation for booking this place. Shimokitazawa is sort of a hip nearin neighborhood with good transportation by 2 different train lines. It has lots of small restaurants and bars and a surprising number of stores selling used American clothing for young hipsters. A few years ago the Odakyu railroad line was moved underground leaving room for a string of new buildings. First surprise is the hotel is over the new underground line - that is not a noise issue but it does mean if you take a taxi it an not reach the front door of the hotel although there is a cross street within 100m. Pluses: real king size beds are available at a modest price, coin operated washers and dryers available, breakfast includes option of decaf coffee - rare at this price point. Only breakfast is Western style with bagels (w/various fillings) and minestrone soup and several coffee options. Hotel looks it it was inspired by Marriott AC Hotel chain with minimal furnishings. Staff very helpful and mostly bilingual. Goof Covid safefty. Great Wi-Fi. No TV
The Wardrobe Hotel Shimokitazawa

The Wardrobe Hotel Shimokitazawa

3.5/54 Reviews
It is not recommended for girls to stay alone. After checking in, it is found that all the residents are male, which is a bit inconvenient. And there is no smoking room, but the official website states that there is a smoking room.

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