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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.
Hotel Pulitzer Jiyugaoka

Hotel Pulitzer Jiyugaoka

4.3/5112 Reviews
Free Hill can have such a good value for money hotel is a treasure, close to the station, there are Chinese staff at the front desk, help me send the courier trouble her to make several phone calls, especially patient. Later, I moved to Ueno, the cold face at the front desk was too strong.
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Shinagawa Hatanodai Eki Minami Guchi

Toyoko Inn Tokyo Shinagawa Hatanodai Eki Minami Guchi

3.9/532 Reviews
Shinagawa
The hotel that has been staying is relatively quiet. The traffic is also convenient. If there is a computer conversion plug in the hotel, it would be fine. There is no way to work if there is a business trip and there is no conversion plug.
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.
White Terrace Sakurashinmachi

White Terrace Sakurashinmachi

4/528 Reviews
Pros 1. The neighborhood is good: it is quiet and nice to walk around the neighborhood because it is near the Japanese residential area, not the downtown area. 2. Good location: Sakura Shinmachi Station itself is within 10 minutes to Shibuya, so access is good. 3. Good facilities: If you travel alone, you have a good space and a good facility. 4. Adequate infrastructure: There are not only convenience stores but also small marts around, so it's good to go out and buy something to eat. Cons: 1. Ambiguous location: 10 minutes walk from Sakura Shinmachi Station and 15 minutes walk from Komazawa Daigaku Station. 2. Lack of explanation: When I saw it on Trip.com, it was difficult to prepare because I didn't get detailed about what the interior furniture and facilities were. 3. Limits of facilities: Because it is not a hotel, there is no housekeeping, so if you stay long, you have to wash your towels. And you have to separate and collect garbage yourself. Conclusion: I'm willing to return. ① Facilities do not matter much ② Accessibility to ③ Central Street at a reasonable price ④ I want a local feel-＞ Recommended
Futakotamagawa Excel Hotel Tokyu

Futakotamagawa Excel Hotel Tokyu

4.7/554 Reviews
It is 5 minutes walk from the station, and it is accessible without getting wet even in the rain. 15 minutes by train to Shibuya and 30 minutes including transfer time to Shinjuku. The last train from Shinjuku to Shibuya is over 24:00, so I don't think it will be painful to combine it with sightseeing in Tokyo. In the west, you can eat while watching Mt. Fuji and 30F restaurants depending on the weather and seats. Unfortunately, I couldn't see Mt. Fuji from the guest room because the room I stayed in was on the south side, but if you are in the guest room on the west side, you may be able to spend time watching Mt. Fuji changing its facial expression in the morning, noon, and evening. Even if you couldn't see Mt. Fuji, the view from 28F29F was exceptional. If you are eating around the hotel, it is recommended to check the business hours in advance.

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