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Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo
4.8/5150 Reviews

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

Tokyo|1.1km from Rinsenji Temple
The hotel is some distance from Tokyo Station, and the taxi fare is 3,200 yen; the taxi fare from Shinjuku is 2,800 yen. The room is relatively large and the service is good; the hotel has a courtyard, which is nice to walk around in; the restaurant in the courtyard, Muchundang Shibanyaki, is delicious. Breakfast is a set meal (you can choose Japanese or Western food), and the Western food you choose is exquisite. All in all, the hotel is very good and suitable for vacation. But if you mainly focus on shopping, it is recommended to stay near Tokyo Station or in Shinjuku. In addition, the hotel has a hot spring, but it charges 2,200 yen for adults. The hot spring is not big and there are not many people.
Tokyo Dome Hotel
4.6/51750 Reviews

Tokyo Dome Hotel

Suidobashi/Ochanomizu Tokyo|2.03km from Rinsenji Temple
Great area with lots to do around, plus a two minute walk to the nearest train station! I loved it so much that I extended my stay here for a couple days more because I really enjoyed it. It also has a couple of good restaurants and cafe inside the hotel not to mention a convenient store so you literally never have to leave the area if you need anything!

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Hotel Livemax Budget Korakuen
3.2/552 Reviews

Hotel Livemax Budget Korakuen

Tokyo|1.03km from Rinsenji Temple
The location of the hotel is Koishikawa rather than Korakuen. Because the company is Awaji CHO, I simply booked because it is the station ３ on the Marunouchi line. It was a sense of the position of Toyoko inn, but it was tight to climb the slope. The hotel is ribmax, so the front desk is simple and the rooms are strange. Although it is only sleeping, the TV size does not match the size of the room and the location is different. Convenience store lunch boxes are chinned in the range, air conditioned, and blanket used. It is a rule when using rib max.
Flexstay Inn Iidabashi
3.9/564 Reviews

Flexstay Inn Iidabashi

Tokyo|1.28km from Rinsenji Temple
We initially booked the stay here due to a very competitive price but were not expecting a lot tbh. We were pleasantly surprised. LOCATION. The hotel is located close to the city center, 10 mins from the metro station, with a well-stocked grocery store just opposite of it. Are is a residential one and really quiet at night which for me was a plus. ROOM. For a 3 person room, it was relatively spacious (not big by any means, but organized in the way that does not make it claustrophobic) with a kitchenette and a bathroom. I loved how well-stocked it was - we were provided everything we may have needed, including phone chargers, bath towels, disposable hairbrushes and kitchenware. It was also absolutely spotless, which I really appreciate. STAFF. While some staff members were more fluent in English than others, they were always very nice and helpful. If I ever come back to Tokyo, I would make sure to stay there again.
VIA INN IIDABASHI KORAKUEN JR-West Group
4.5/5403 Reviews

VIA INN IIDABASHI KORAKUEN JR-West Group

Tokyo|1.3km from Rinsenji Temple
The difference is intense (> _ _<) menu is several kinds of vegetable salad, macaroni salad, celery. It is not a Viking but a single packaging, so there are few potions! Recommended Fukagawa Meshi is also a lunch style and the amount is small. There are several kinds of small bread. I didn't swell my stomach because it was troublesome to go to pick it up many times. Well, it's free, so there's no way ... I will use Nihonbashi Ningyo CHO, which I think is personally atari in the future (-_-;)
Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo
4.7/576 Reviews

Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo

Tokyo|1.44km from Rinsenji Temple
My first visit to Japan and very soon after many covid restrictions had been lifted..the arrival and exit from the Airport was hassle free and fairly quick...the Taxi ride to the RIHGA Royal Hotel took around 30 minutes. I arrived at the hotel just after 07.00 and had to pay a fee for an early check-in, I had booked a luxury Double Room which was comfortable, spacious and quiet... the hotel is very grand inside with a wonderful lobby restaurant where you can enjoy an afternoon tea and drinks, its within walking distance of many restaurants and close to the main train station for the Bullet train, I would recommend this hotel and the staff were very attentive and courteous
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Korakuen Bunkyokuyakusho Mae
3.7/520 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Tokyo Korakuen Bunkyokuyakusho Mae

Tokyo|1.5km from Rinsenji Temple
There was an event at Tokyo Dome and stayed. It is about 5 〜 10 minutes walk from Tokyo Dome. There is a convenience store in front of you. It was very easy because I was able to rest at the hotel until 30 minutes before the start of the live. You can ask for luggage storage before and after the stay. The luggage storage is requested during the check-out day. There is no smoking place in the hotel, so if you can't take a smoking room, there is a smoking corner in the park of Korakuen Station. There is also one place outside the Tokyo Dome later. When there is an event, it is full early, so I would like to use it again if I can take it well.
Dormy Inn Korakuen
4.5/596 Reviews

Dormy Inn Korakuen

Tokyo|1.64km from Rinsenji Temple
This hotel is very close to the Dome. I used to stay here often on business trips. There are hot springs, saunas, and delicious soy sauce noodles. The exit of the subway station is right next to the hotel and Lawson is downstairs. Although the room is smaller, you understand that this is Tokyo. The rooms are clean, tidy and orderly, meeting the needs of travelers.

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Unplan Kagurazaka
4/514 Reviews

Unplan Kagurazaka

Tokyo|1.32km from Rinsenji Temple
Very good, quieter than imagined, and more beautiful. I didn’t find the location at the beginning. I thought it was a coffee shop. #128514; If it is a short-term trip, it is recommended. It is said that there is a washing machine. I didn’t use it.
Otsuka Sun First Hotel

Otsuka Sun First Hotel

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.65km from Rinsenji Temple
A 2-minute walk from Otsuka station on the Yamanote line! A hidden gem of a hotel that makes a good base for business or tourism
Koraku Garden Hotel
4.1/542 Reviews

Koraku Garden Hotel

Suidobashi/Ochanomizu Tokyo|1.68km from Rinsenji Temple
Stayed here for a concert at Tokyo Dome. The customer service at the front desk was very polite and nice! It was great to be able to stay in the room on the Tokyo Dome side. The room was clean and nice. We had breakfast in the morning and it was very delicious. If I had to say one thing, there were few types of amenities in the room and the amenities buffet at the front desk. But other than that, I had a very good and comfortable stay.
Tokyo Central Youth Hostel
3.6/59 Reviews

Tokyo Central Youth Hostel

Tokyo|1.79km from Rinsenji Temple
The B2b exit of Iidabashi is in a building. The hostel is on the 18th floor of the building. It was discovered after a long time around the building because the map was not positioned properly. The faucets in the bathroom and bathroom are all automatic, it should be to save water, but I think it is a little inconvenient for this faucet, personally used to use the normal switch.
Hotel Mentels Sugamo
4.2/53 Reviews

Hotel Mentels Sugamo

Tokyo|1.87km from Rinsenji Temple
The room is very small. It is really close to the subway but the facilities are old. The whole room has a plug. It is incredible. This price is not cheap. The price is low. I don't recommend it.
Toggle Hotel Suidobashi Tokyo
4.1/515 Reviews

Toggle Hotel Suidobashi Tokyo

Suidobashi/Ochanomizu Tokyo|1.9km from Rinsenji Temple
A stylish hotel near Suidobashi Station. The interior of the hotel is unified in two colors and is stylish. The customer base seems to be mostly people in their 20s to 30s, and it seems to be popular with female groups. Rooms facing the tracks can hear train noise, so it didn't bother me, but it may not be suitable for people who are sensitive to noise. I have a good impression of the staff's response. Check-in, check-out, and reception at the cafe were all smiling and pleasant. The room I stayed in had a raised mattress, so it didn't feel oppressive and felt spacious. The price is reasonable and I would like to stay there again.

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Hotel Livemax Budget Korakuen

Hotel Livemax Budget Korakuen

3.2/552 Reviews
The location of the hotel is Koishikawa rather than Korakuen. Because the company is Awaji CHO, I simply booked because it is the station ３ on the Marunouchi line. It was a sense of the position of Toyoko inn, but it was tight to climb the slope. The hotel is ribmax, so the front desk is simple and the rooms are strange. Although it is only sleeping, the TV size does not match the size of the room and the location is different. Convenience store lunch boxes are chinned in the range, air conditioned, and blanket used. It is a rule when using rib max.
Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

4.8/5150 Reviews
The hotel is some distance from Tokyo Station, and the taxi fare is 3,200 yen; the taxi fare from Shinjuku is 2,800 yen. The room is relatively large and the service is good; the hotel has a courtyard, which is nice to walk around in; the restaurant in the courtyard, Muchundang Shibanyaki, is delicious. Breakfast is a set meal (you can choose Japanese or Western food), and the Western food you choose is exquisite. All in all, the hotel is very good and suitable for vacation. But if you mainly focus on shopping, it is recommended to stay near Tokyo Station or in Shinjuku. In addition, the hotel has a hot spring, but it charges 2,200 yen for adults. The hot spring is not big and there are not many people.
Hotel Vintage Kagurazaka

Hotel Vintage Kagurazaka

4.4/58 Reviews
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Flexstay Inn Iidabashi

Flexstay Inn Iidabashi

3.9/564 Reviews
We initially booked the stay here due to a very competitive price but were not expecting a lot tbh. We were pleasantly surprised. LOCATION. The hotel is located close to the city center, 10 mins from the metro station, with a well-stocked grocery store just opposite of it. Are is a residential one and really quiet at night which for me was a plus. ROOM. For a 3 person room, it was relatively spacious (not big by any means, but organized in the way that does not make it claustrophobic) with a kitchenette and a bathroom. I loved how well-stocked it was - we were provided everything we may have needed, including phone chargers, bath towels, disposable hairbrushes and kitchenware. It was also absolutely spotless, which I really appreciate. STAFF. While some staff members were more fluent in English than others, they were always very nice and helpful. If I ever come back to Tokyo, I would make sure to stay there again.
VIA INN IIDABASHI KORAKUEN JR-West Group

VIA INN IIDABASHI KORAKUEN JR-West Group

4.5/5403 Reviews
The difference is intense (> _ <) I always use Nihonbashi Ningyo CHO, but this time I use this Iida Bashi Korakuen for the first time. A word of regret! Personally, Shinjuku was a big hazard, but this is hazard! We're not going to open up any more Viain chains! When checking in, the female staff is always talking about the membership system and the introduction campaign to the woman who is checking in, even though it is one person in front of oneself and one person in front of one person in the back 々 and extension 々 I wanted to see the situation around a little more! After a while, a male staff came out from the back of the front desk, but ... I used the accommodation discount ticket because I had a point this time. The name of the receipt is the same, and the receipt is not received, and the leaflet with the room number is handed over (-_-); There is no bathing agent or skin care set in Nihonbashi Ningyo Cho in the amenities Viking Only body towels and cotton swabs! Only instant coffee, tea and tea packs that are not dripping! Compared to Nihonbashi Ningyo town, too poor! ! The elevator is a security elevator that cannot be riding unless the card key is riding only when riding from the front lobby. You can go to any accommodation floor from the accommodation floor. When you open the door in front of the elevator 10F on the top floor, there is a vending machine, coin laundry, and ice making machine. Somehow the microwave oven is a little bit in the back from the 1F lobby. Why is the toilet in this place before diagonally? Is there a question of why there is an ice making machine and why did not install it in 10F? Because the layout of the room wanted to make a lot of rooms, the room without inward or view except for the room on the Mejiro Dori street side! The room I stayed this time is narrow and narrow, and the width of the table is shorter than anything else! Only half of Nihonbashi Ningyo Cho. TV is 40 inches made of SHARP. The installation place is opposite the desk. Maybe you assume that you see it from the bed! ? But there is no cushion on the headboard and you can look down and down! The outlet, USB port and LAN port are on the deskboard, and each light switch is on the headboard. There is a table light. There is a humid air cleaner made by SHARP. The window can be opened and closed. The view from the window is the opposite room that meets the emergency stairs! Breakfast is at 6:30 ～10F guest lounge. There is alcohol spray but no disposable gloves! After all, I take it with my bare hands, so I wonder if it is a countermeasure against infection?Some people eat while talking normally, and some cough (>_<) menu is several kinds of vegetable salad, macaroni salad, celery. It is not a Viking but a single packaging, so there are few potions! Recommended Fukagawa Meshi is also a lunch style and the amount is small. There are several kinds of small bread. I didn't swell my stomach because it was troublesome to go to pick it up many times. Well, it's free, so there's no way ... I will use Nihonbashi Ningyo CHO, which I think is personally atari in the future (-_-;)

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