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Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
4.7/5169 Reviews

Hotel Gajoen Tokyo

Tokyo|2.62km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
There have been some twists and turns in booking this hotel from the beginning. In fact, as long as the booking situation is not smooth, try not to book a hotel. Even if you succeed, you will be like me. This hotel is not suitable for high-end tourists from ************** who love fitness and are easy-going. . The gym has various difficulties for hotel guests. First, they have to fill out an application form (very strange). The gym is shared with the office building and is not exclusive to hotel guests. Sneakers that are brought in from outside are not allowed. If you want to rent, you will not be charged cash, and there is no Alipay or WeChat payment! I received a Visa and some incomprehensible payment methods, but in the end I didn’t succeed in fitness. We checked in after 5:00, but we were told that the museum tour the next day would only accept guests who made reservations before 5:00. We were clearly told that we were not eligible to visit the museum if we missed that time. We only had 2 nights here so no accommodations. Breakfast was average! The Japanese-style breakfast requires a waiter to serve rice, soup, fry fish, etc. It is very inconvenient. The aroma on the floor is very strange and I’m not used to it! Not cost-effective! There is also an indescribable feeling of not being taken seriously!

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Tokyu Stay Meguro Yutenji
4/578 Reviews

Tokyu Stay Meguro Yutenji

Tokyo|0.94km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
A really great choice in terms of extended stay hotels. The staff is friendly, helpful and very accommodating. Some of the staff’s English is limited, but there was always one person on staff with good English, you just needed to find that person. The rooms are clean and comfortable, but small. I think that is the case for any hotel in Tokyo. We got a triple for 3 adults and had 3 double-sized futons. The upside was that we had plenty of sleeping space, the downside was that the futons took up 90% of the room. But for a 2 week trip, it was SO helpful to have a washer-dryer in the room, as well as a kitchenette. Free coffee in the lobby was a very nice benefit. We took 2 side trips to Kyoto and Shanghai, and the staff was great about storing some of our luggage so we didn’t need to transport all of our heavy suitcases. The location is terrific, right near the train station and in the nice mostly residential neighborhood of Yutenji. There are lots of restaurants and stores but it’s not crazy busy like Shibuya. I’d highly recommend this for English-speaking travelers.
the b sangenjaya
4.1/560 Reviews

the b sangenjaya

Tokyo|2.24km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
It is close to my parents' elderly facilities and my sister's family, so I use 々. This is the only hotel I want in a perfect location. The front desk and the attitude and speed to deal with the problem are great, but I feel the aging of the building facilities. Especially air conditioner. When I stayed in winter, the temperature was not adjustable (whether it is hot or not. I got up many times in the middle of the night and adjusted it-I tell the hotel. The temperature adjustment in this room is also subtle (the hot day of May this year). The outdoor machine is exploding. The direction of the bidet in the shower toilet is right next to it at first and does not hit the butt. . . (Healed me immediately). Also, there is something that can be charged by USB near the bed. It's a standard of Le, but it's not. The deterioration of facilities and facilities that cannot be helped by human power, and the old place are conspicuous (compared to other hotels for those staying) I'll keep using it while complaining. I'm in trouble if it's closed due to full renovation work.
Dormy Inn EXPRESS Meguro-Aobadai Hot Spring
4.1/574 Reviews

Dormy Inn EXPRESS Meguro-Aobadai Hot Spring

Tokyo|2.35km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
BEWARE Not recommended for solo females OR couples with females! I chose this place because of the listed spa amenity. It says separate areas for men and women. FALSE that is a lie! There is 1 area only, and separate DAYS for men and women. Men get 5 days (weekdays), women get 2 days (weekends). I arrived Sunday night, and the lady took so long to check me in and finally got to explaining the spa at which point I said, wait, so I only have 20 minutes now to use the spa? She said ”Sorry, 15 min sorry” So I had to rush, while she was still talking to me about the ramen I don't care! So I got to use the spa for 10 min! So I booked another hotel, Super Hotel I stayed at before that I know has 2 separate areas and the spa is open ALL night until 9am. I asked Dormy to give me a refund because of the false advertising. Of course they say sorry no. I would not have stayed there if I had known this. Seeing that I was a single female booking they should have notified me. And what I really cannot tolerate is gender inequality. I know this is a more male dominate society, but that is old and backwards and I do not support that type of thinking. Please do not support this gender inequality! If you are a woman, this is NOT the hotel for you. Location is also weird and not much to walk to. Who cares about the Starbucks you can get that anywhere. I left first thing in the morning, I don't care if I lost money on it, I wasn't going to stay there a minute longer.
Hotel Suave Shibuya
4/520 Reviews

Hotel Suave Shibuya

Tokyo|2.47km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
It's right at the exit of Ikejiri Ohashi Subway Station on the Dengen Line, one stop away from Shibuya Subway Station, and the transportation is very convenient. Breakfast is simple, but the breakfast room is a separate cafe open to the public. The room is small and there is a tram next to the window. If you have trouble sleeping, choose carefully.
Wander Tokyo Shibuya
4.3/534 Reviews

Wander Tokyo Shibuya

Tokyo|2.56km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
5 min walk from Ikejiri Ohashi Station Opened on June 27, 2019 【ACT HOTEL】 I stayed with my friend using ”Taxi GO from Shibuya Station!Plan” on my return trip. You can cash back one-way taxi fare (up to 1,000 yen) from Shibuya Station to the hotel～This day was the day I walked around, so it was only one station from Shibuya, but it was very easy. Faced with Seijo Ishii, MacDonald, and there are many shops around, and it is very convenient for the station Chika Because the electric rental cycle is also free of charge, Sanken Chaya, nakameguro, daikanzan, It's 10 minutes for a bicycle around Shimokitazawa. It's less than 30 minutes to Roppongi. Cook, cartoon (English notation) is readable Soft cream, coffee, soft drink system is free service!!! ＊ Craft beer and snack system are paid Of course, you can bring it back to your room! If you float soft cream on a drink, you can complete the coffee float!!! There are also a microwave oven and toaster in Barmuda, so you can also warm up the bread of the nearby delicious bakery♪ The room has a large TV over 40 inches The most advanced VOD system High speed free Wi-Fi Quasi-equipment Every bedding is made by Simmons, which continues to be loved worldwide ＤＨＣ skin care (cleaning, pigment washing, lotion, emulsion) body sponge, bathing agent, tea pack, Contact cleaning (100 yen for fees), sweat sheets (200 yen for fees) Amenities are also substantial, so it is not inconvenient to hang around. Coin laundry for long stays There are everything you need, and there is also a modern public bath in the neighborhood where you can experience nano bubbles! Not only accommodation, but also 30 minutes 500 yen, up to 12 hours 4000 yen, there is a break-price plan, so you can use it for telework etc! Even for business, women's association, couples, and one person There is also a room that can be accompanied by a pet! There was a regular person who stayed for a long time to live. I got up early the next morning and used it full for a day. I want to use it again on a day of great fulfillment !!!
Prince Smart Inn Ebisu
4.1/582 Reviews

Prince Smart Inn Ebisu

Tokyo|2.68km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
The sound insulation is poor, the toilet will automatically flush at 2 o'clock in the middle of the night, and I will be scared every day. There is no phone in the room to contact the service department or the front desk, which is very inconvenient. The curtains are not blackout, it will be very bright during the day. The washbasin is very small, and the water can be sprinkled all over the floor after washing your face When leaving the store, I need to store my luggage. After checking out the room card, I found out that the locker needs to be used when I live in it. When I asked the front desk, the first reaction was that I could not use it after checking out, which is outrageous. Later, I talked to the front desk and asked me to store it in their office after staying for four or five days.

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Olympic Inn Shibuya

Olympic Inn Shibuya

Tokyo|2.56km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
Olympic Inn Shibuya features air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TV in the Meguro Ward district of Tokyo. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a concierge service. Ikejiri Inari Shrine is 700 metres away and Kon Ichikawa Memorial Room is 1.1 km from the hotel. All units in the hotel are fitted with a kettle. The private bathroom is equipped with a bidet, free toiletries and a hairdryer. At Olympic Inn Shibuya each room includes bed linen and towels. Popular points of interest near the accommodation include Kamimeguro Hikawa Shrine, Higashiyama Kaizuka Park and Sugekari Park. The nearest airport is Tokyo Haneda Airport, 18 km from Olympic Inn Shibuya.
Hotel Mid in Meguro Ekimae
3.6/533 Reviews

Hotel Mid in Meguro Ekimae

Tokyo|2.6km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
The surrounding environment is very good, there are convenience stores and banks.
Meguroholic Hotel
3.9/531 Reviews

Meguroholic Hotel

Tokyo|2.67km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
This time, I decided to stay overnight in Tokyo. When I went to the elevator to go to the room after the check-in was completed, I was surprised that there were many amenities for free. It was very helpful because there were lotions and emulsions. I stayed in a deluxe twin room this time, but I was surprised again that the room was large and equipped with a microwave. Unfortunately, I couldn't do it very slowly because of the tight schedule, but this time I wanted to enjoy the hotel service slowly. I will come again.
Hotel Abest Meguro
3.4/549 Reviews

Hotel Abest Meguro

Tokyo|2.72km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
I stayed at the beginning of the same month, but I have amnesia, and I don't leave much impression. . . The impression of a hotel that entered the miscellaneous building. It is near Meguro station, so it is convenient to do something. I think the elements necessary for Vijiho are almost complete, and it is functional and not particularly troublesome. I expected that the retort curry placed at the front desk was able to be received by the reservation site cherry blossoms posting, but if I thought well, I couldn't post it if I didn't check out I would like to have a meeting.
EBISUHOLIC HOTEL
4.1/576 Reviews

EBISUHOLIC HOTEL

Tokyo|2.78km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
The details of the hotel are really good. There are various toiletries that you can pick up at the front desk, even hand cream, and free drinks. The bathroom is separated from wet and dry. The only drawback is that the room is a bit small.
Wise Owl Hostels Shibuya
4/57 Reviews

Wise Owl Hostels Shibuya

Tokyo|2.79km from Gakugeidaigaku Station
My friends and I had a great stay at the wise owl hostel. Not the first, we booked a private room, it was just what you expected, not too far walking to Shibuya or ikejiri station, staff were friendly and helpful. Would book it again in the future.

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Dormy Inn EXPRESS Meguro-Aobadai Hot Spring

Dormy Inn EXPRESS Meguro-Aobadai Hot Spring

4.1/574 Reviews
BEWARE Not recommended for solo females OR couples with females! I chose this place because of the listed spa amenity. It says separate areas for men and women. FALSE that is a lie! There is 1 area only, and separate DAYS for men and women. Men get 5 days (weekdays), women get 2 days (weekends). I arrived Sunday night, and the lady took so long to check me in and finally got to explaining the spa at which point I said, wait, so I only have 20 minutes now to use the spa? She said ”Sorry, 15 min sorry” So I had to rush, while she was still talking to me about the ramen I don't care! So I got to use the spa for 10 min! So I booked another hotel, Super Hotel I stayed at before that I know has 2 separate areas and the spa is open ALL night until 9am. I asked Dormy to give me a refund because of the false advertising. Of course they say sorry no. I would not have stayed there if I had known this. Seeing that I was a single female booking they should have notified me. And what I really cannot tolerate is gender inequality. I know this is a more male dominate society, but that is old and backwards and I do not support that type of thinking. Please do not support this gender inequality! If you are a woman, this is NOT the hotel for you. Location is also weird and not much to walk to. Who cares about the Starbucks you can get that anywhere. I left first thing in the morning, I don't care if I lost money on it, I wasn't going to stay there a minute longer.
Hotel Mid in Meguro Ekimae

Hotel Mid in Meguro Ekimae

3.6/533 Reviews
The surrounding environment is very good, there are convenience stores and banks.
Tokyu Stay Meguro Yutenji

Tokyu Stay Meguro Yutenji

4/578 Reviews
A really great choice in terms of extended stay hotels. The staff is friendly, helpful and very accommodating. Some of the staff’s English is limited, but there was always one person on staff with good English, you just needed to find that person. The rooms are clean and comfortable, but small. I think that is the case for any hotel in Tokyo. We got a triple for 3 adults and had 3 double-sized futons. The upside was that we had plenty of sleeping space, the downside was that the futons took up 90% of the room. But for a 2 week trip, it was SO helpful to have a washer-dryer in the room, as well as a kitchenette. Free coffee in the lobby was a very nice benefit. We took 2 side trips to Kyoto and Shanghai, and the staff was great about storing some of our luggage so we didn’t need to transport all of our heavy suitcases. The location is terrific, right near the train station and in the nice mostly residential neighborhood of Yutenji. There are lots of restaurants and stores but it’s not crazy busy like Shibuya. I’d highly recommend this for English-speaking travelers.
Hostel Lund II -Gakugeidai-

Hostel Lund II -Gakugeidai-

4.4/56 Reviews
In such a tiny room there was so much room to fit in, in addition to what was necessary: ​​a vacuum cleaner, a mop, all the necessary utensils, a hairdryer, an iron, a mirror, containers for separate waste collection. The futon was comfortable. To keep it warm, turn on the air conditioner for heating. It would be great to add towel hooks or a storage shelf in the shower. Nice, quiet, beautiful area. Everything you need is within walking distance. I will happily return to this hotel.
the b sangenjaya

the b sangenjaya

4.1/560 Reviews
It is close to my parents' elderly facilities and my sister's family, so I use 々. This is the only hotel I want in a perfect location. The front desk and the attitude and speed to deal with the problem are great, but I feel the aging of the building facilities. Especially air conditioner. When I stayed in winter, the temperature was not adjustable (whether it is hot or not. I got up many times in the middle of the night and adjusted it-I tell the hotel. The temperature adjustment in this room is also subtle (the hot day of May this year). The outdoor machine is exploding. The direction of the bidet in the shower toilet is right next to it at first and does not hit the butt. . . (Healed me immediately). Also, there is something that can be charged by USB near the bed. It's a standard of Le, but it's not. The deterioration of facilities and facilities that cannot be helped by human power, and the old place are conspicuous (compared to other hotels for those staying) I'll keep using it while complaining. I'm in trouble if it's closed due to full renovation work.
Stylewood Sangenjyaya

Stylewood Sangenjyaya

3.2/55 Reviews
It was a hotel that I happened to find in the vicinity of the old residence in the long distance transfer, but it was more convenient than I expected.

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