Hotels near Kameido Train Station

Oak Hotel is one of the very few hotels in Tokyo that offers a family room where you can stay together. Most often, families have to book separate rooms and can't be together. Finding Oak Hotel was a gem for me since it had a family room for 4. The location is right above the train station, making it very accessible to every point of Tokyo via the subway. Convenient stores are conveniently located nearby. There's a laundromat located downstairs. So, if you need to do laundry, it's all good! My family enjoyed our stay at the hotel and would highly recommend it. However, my only concern is the dust under the bed. My son's toy rolled under the bed one time and when we looked to get it, we saw thick dust, despite having the room cleaned. But that's the only negative among all the other positive comments I have for Oak Hotel. Beds were comfortable after a long day touring the city. Hoping to go back to Tokyo soon for another vacation, God willing. Will stay at Oak Hotel again.

I like my stay in Sotetsu Fresa Inn. They gave me freebies as soon as I arrived. It's very near the train station. You can get an unlimited metro day pass and it will be accessible to you (which I recommend for you to purchase if you are going around Tokyo City Centre) a lot. The hotel is very clean but the actual room is very small but I think small rooms' the standard in Japan. It has McDonald's and Yoshinoya near the train station. It also has convenience stores like Family Mart nearby where you can purchase bus tickets to Mt. Fuji. The area is quiet. Not a lot of things to do. But the accessibility to the metro station is the major plus why we chose this hotel.

The hotel room we got was small, but that was in the description of "Small double bed room", and we hadn't packed too heavily so it wasn't a big deal. The room was comfortable, facilities and location were good, and staff were helpful. APA's CEO is an ultra-nationalist right-wing guy who has been running an essay competition for the last few years. If you're lucky, you'll have two year's worth of essays published in a book in your room, like we did. If nothing else, it was very interesting from a sociological point of view to read the Japanese ultra right-wing perspective of WWII and the American influence. However, if you are uncomfortable with this, it's best to be aware beforehand. Other than it feeling a bit surreal to flip through this alternate history of Japan, the stay in the hotel was good. The hotel is very close to the Shiomi-Ekimae train station, which is only accessible by the local train, so be careful not to catch an express train all the way if you are travelling there. We were attending an exhibition at Makuhari Messe, and it was easy to catch a train to get us there. If you were going to Disneyland, it would probably be a good option that wouldn't have you paying an absolute fortune, even if it means a bit of travelling.

We had a great time in Japan, thanks to FLEXSTAY INN Kiyosumi-shirakawa for the accommodation. The room is clean and have all the basic amenities that you will need. We were able to cook because each room has rice cooker, induction cooker, plates, etc. We stayed for 6 nights and they've provided enough towels and bath robes. The Hotel doesn't have daily room cleaning service but they provided vacuum cleaner so that's fine. In terms of location, the Hotel is located in a quiet and peaceful neighborhood, the train station is just 500 meters away. I recommend this Hotel to budget travelers and to families with children.

Standard Japanese hotel room, quite small compared to hotels in Australia. The beds definitely look bigger in the photo shown. My partner & I were expecting a queen sized bed, instead it was a double sized bed. Nevertheless, it was fine! Bathroom was tiny! (but this is expected for hotel bathrooms in Japan) Staff were really welcoming. The desk was open 24/7 so we were able to check in at 12 AM (as our flights were delayed). Also they were really responsive to questions we had beforehand etc. Amazing location- 5 min walk from Kameido train station which was SUPER convenient. An amazing area as well: Lawson was opposite the hotel. Very convenient for food in the morning /night.

Don't take the title the wrong way. This is not a love hotel, it's a capsule hotel. They are meant to be inexpensive, no-frills places to stay the night when traveling. But this is one of the few (if possibly the only) capsule hotels that can accommodate two people to a capsule. My husband and I wanted to see what a capsule hotel was like, so this was perfect. A bit out of the way in terms of access to the main Yamanote Line trainway, which is where you want to be to get to all the major attractions in Tokyo. But there's a train station just down the block, so a bit of station hopping will get you where you need to go. Plenty of restaurants, konbini (convenience stores), and other essentials nearby. The hotel is not fancy, but it has very clean facilities, nice shared bathroom area with large jacuzzi, 24-hour front desk and lounge area to eat in or have a beverage. The capsules are small, but not claustrophobic. It was a bit like a 2-man camping tent.

We could not take another night in the capsule hotel (USD45) so at USD54 on Agoda the upgrade was a steal. The APA Hotel Tokyo-Kiba was a 6 minutes walk from the Tokyo Kiba Hotel (capsules) at the other end of the Kiba Station. Our space went from 2 m2 to 11 m2 with our own ensuite toilet, big screen tv, fridge, desk, and comfy bed. The receptionist at the service counter was exceptional. We got room 623 which had no window but it felt 100 times better than a capsule at only USD10 more. (We later found out the normal rate was twice what we paid for and was available one night only). There was a convenience store right across the street from the hotel where we bought some groceries. I will definitely come here again.

Spent 2 nights in Tokyo Day nice hotel for business trip. The location is good for me. Not in the crowded central area but convenient to everywhere. 3mins walk to the nearest JR station Kiba. The hotel provides meals in a friendly price. Also the price of rooms also suitable. But it’s a normal phenomenon in Japan that is the small space in room. For 1 person is okay. The hotel have English & chinese speaking staffs. There was a problem of sound isolation. One day it was little bit noisy in the morning cause someone was speak loudly at the corridor. Above all, it’s a not bad place for travelers and business men.

When a hotel in Japan includes a free breakfast you usually expect some hard boiled eggs, a few pieces of bread with a toaster oven and unlimited coffee. This hotel's breakfast really blew me away! They offer from 7-9 am a buffet with orange juice, coffee, tea and the usual bread to warm in a mini oven but the buffet also includes japanese items such as rice omelettes, fish, meatballs, steamed vegetables, pickled plums and lots of boiled bacon. The rice was too sticky and mushy but the rest of the food was quite good. Location is just a block away from the Toyocho subway station, about 30 minutes from Tsukiji market if you wish to head there by 5:30 am and also close to Tokyo station. Rather cheap for the location but the room was very hot even with the strange AC fan turned max. I can't imagine how hot it gets in the summer. Bathroom is uber cramped I opted against using the tiny tub. If it's a place to crash and some free grub the hotel is still a good deal.

we stayed at refre forum for about a week and found the hotel to be a good value for money deal. the room size was small, but that is almost a norm in tokyo and one really can't complain much about it. they also provide a small mini kitchen which we found extremely useful. the steam bath and sauna in the basement was nicely done and a good place to relax at the end of the day. the hotel is a good 7 mins walk to the higashi ojima train station (from where you can change trains and pretty much go anywhere in tokyo) and about 3 mins walk to a supermarket to get your daily needs.