Popular 2-Star Hotels in Tokyo

View our top-rated 2 Stars hotels in Tokyo for your utmost comfort and convenience
Recommended
Price
Star Rating
Guest Rating
Distance

Latest Reviews for Tokyo Hotels

Get inspiration from real travellers to find your ideal stay
Hotel Fukudaya

Hotel Fukudaya

4.3/545 Reviews
I had to write an exam in Tokyo at Temple University (Japan campus). I specifically looked for a hotel that was conveniently located for me to take the exam early in the morning. I picked Hotel Fukudaya for the convenience but was wow'd overall. The people working at the reception were all very friendly. I speak Japanese so check-in was pretty smooth but I saw a lot of other foreigners and they could generally communicate in English with them. My room was quite small with tatami floor. I had a large window and my own private access to a toilet. Didn't have a shower in my room, but had access to a bath (you lock it so you have sole access for that period of time). It was pretty cold in Tokyo at that time but the air conditioner heated the (small) room just fine. There are no elevators but they will help you with your luggage if you are staying on the upper floor. They held onto my luggage after I checked out and I came back for it later. I only had them hold onto it for a few hours, but I believe they can hold onto it for even a few days. Can't imagine having to stay here again since it's not the most convenient for tourists and I won't be needing to take the exam again. You have to walk quite a distance from the nearest JR station (uphill too). But it was a very comfortable stay.
Hotel Mid in Meguro Ekimae

Hotel Mid in Meguro Ekimae

3.8/542 Reviews
About ２ minutes walk from J R Meguro Station, there are many restaurants and convenience stores around, and there is no need to say the location conditions! A business hotel with outstanding cost performance that exceeds the average point in terms of facilities and employees! I think I will stay here again next time I visit Tokyo!
Khaosan Tokyo Laboratory

Khaosan Tokyo Laboratory

3.9/511 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
Stayed in Room 305, a 3 Persons Private Room. PROS: The location in Asakusa was fantastic - a 4-minute walk to Tawaramachi Station, a 6-minute walk to Sensō-Ji Temple, and best of all, only a 4-minute walk to SEIYU in Asakusa ROX which is where you should go at night for discounted food! There is free tea, coffee, and water in the lobby 24/7 and the front desk provides one free mask per day. They provide shampoo, conditioner, and body soap. You can ask for toothbrushes and razors at the front desk for free. There is a communal bathroom and kitchen on the 6th floor, which you are welcome to use. Staff was very friendly and building was secured at night. CONS: The Wifi was very weak in the room, but worked okay in the lobby. The water from the shower leaks onto the bathroom floor so be sure to wear flip flops! The bed frames were a bit dusty and the view from the window was not great, but we cannot complain for the price we paid.
Hotel Hoshi Kai Kan

Hotel Hoshi Kai Kan

4.4/559 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
The hotel is very conveniently located near the Toei Shinjuku Line, Toei Asakusa Line, and JR stations. Amenities such as shampoo and toothbrushes are provided, and coffee and water are free and unlimited. There is a convenience store and a coin laundry near the hotel, which is convenient. The wifi is a little weak, but everything else is satisfactory. I would like to use it again when I come to Tokyo.
Bnb+ Akihabara (Female Only)

Bnb+ Akihabara (Female Only)

3.8/589 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
It's a short walk from JR Akihabara (about 10 minutes if it's your first time), but about 7 minutes from Akihabara Metro Station. (Once you get used to it, you can go faster) The entrance to the building is a little difficult to find at night, but There is a signboard and an orange flag at the entrance. I was able to find it safely. Even if you check in late at night, please put up a sticker etc. I was able to enter the room smoothly. There are more toilets, sinks, and bathrooms (3) than I expected. There are many hair dryers, Paper towels, free ear plugs, and shampoo treatments are also available. Although it is an unreasonable price, It is very easy to use and I would like to use it again. The receptionist I met in the morning was also very nice. thank you very much.
Sakura Hotel Jimbocho

Sakura Hotel Jimbocho

4.1/579 Reviews
Suidobashi/Ochanomizu
My original room had a weird smell so had to change to another. It was better, but not great. They do provide basics of robe and small towel. ¥100 rental of large towel for shower. Showers are private and clean and shampoo and body provided. Depending on room, you may hear people making noise in halls by bathrooms and sinks. Bring earplugs. Bed comfort was 3/5. Doable but not great for my aging back. Free breakfast and coffee was a nice touch. Staff was very nice and better English than most hotels I stayed at. Note: WiFi didn’t reach rooms very well or was very slow. It was more reliable in the lobby.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the popular 2 star hotels in Tokyo?

    Whether you are travelling to Tokyo for business or tourism, Anshin Oyado Shinjuku Ekimaeten , Capsule Inn Otsuka and Smile Hotel Tokyo Ayase Ekimae are all preferred hotels.

  • How much is the average rate for 2 star hotels in Tokyo?

    For 2 star hotels in Tokyo, the average price on weekdays is S$ 191, and the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is S$ 219.

  • What deals are available for 2 star hotels in Tokyo?

    Trip.com provides various promotions and discounts for 2 star hotels. You can check the promotions page to see available promotions on Trip.com.

Hotel Information for Tourists

Highest PriceS$ 1,050
Lowest PriceS$ 30
Number of Reviews12,415
Number of Hotels3,847
Average Price (Weekdays)S$ 191
Average Price (Weekends)S$ 219

Tips for Selecting a 2 Star Hotel in Tokyo

Tokyo is Japan's capital. Tokyo is a mix of innovation and fashion. There are centuries-old temples and shrines. Tokyo is undoubtedly your must-visit city in Japan.

Tokyo overview

The official currency is the Japanese Yen (JPY), and the main language is Japanese. English is not widely spoken, but signs in English are common in tourist areas.

Singapore passport holders are not required to apply for visas for short-term entry into Japan (less than 90 days).

Tip: If you're planning a trip to Tokyo, Japan eSIM will be your must-have item to stay connected!

Tokyo's must-visit attractions

  • Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo DisneySea: You can enjoy a variety of attractions based on fairy tales and parades with Disney characters.
  • Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: There are more than 20,000 trees, including over 1,500 cherry trees.
  • Tokyo Skytree: It is the tallest building in Japan. You can see the cityscape with panoramic views.
  • Shibuya Sky: A rooftop observation deck on the Shibuya Scramble Square building in Tokyo, offering 360-degree views from 230 metres high.
  • Tokyo Tower: Tokyo Tower is a communications and observation tower. It is the symbol of the Tokyo skyline.
  • Sensō-ji: It is one of Tokyo’s oldest and most significant Buddhist temples.

Tip: Find more things to do in Tokyo in this guide to plan your Tokyo trip smoothly.

Weather & best time to Tokyo

Tokyo has a humid subtropical climate with four distinct seasons. Summers can be hot and humid, while winters are mild. The best times to visit are March to May for cherry blossom season.

Layered clothing is recommended to adapt to changing temperatures in Tokyo.

Tokyo's transportation

Tokyo has two main airports: Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport. Both connect Tokyo to the world. You can easily get from the airport to Tokyo city centre with public transportation.

Tokyo's transportation is extensive and efficient. JR lines and Tokyo metro are the most convenient ways to travel.

What to eat in Tokyo?

  • Sushi: You can visit Tsukiji Outer Market or sushi restaurants in Ginza for an authentic sushi experience.
  • Ramen: Popular ramen spots include Ichiran and Afuri Ramen.
  • Tempura: A crispy and light tempura—deep-fried seafood and vegetables.
  • Okonomiyaki: Japanese pancakes cooked on a hot grill with ingredients like cabbage, meat, seafood, and noodles.
  • Soba and Udon: Handmade soba or udon.
  • Matcha Desserts: Matcha ice cream, matcha parfaits, and matcha cakes at tea houses or dessert cafes.

What is the best part of Tokyo to stay in?

Why book hotels on Trip.com

Booking your Tokyo journey on Trip.com will be smooth. You can personalise your trip from flights, hotels to attractions. Our 24/7 customer service team is always here for support. Plus, you'll earn Trip Coins for every booking, giving you discounts on future bookings. Explore Tokyo and find cheap hotels in Tokyo with Trip.com now!

Show less