Hotels near Toyocho Subway Station

The hotel is very nice, rooms are always cleaned and replenished our towels everyday even bathroom supplies. Our room is at the 14th floor overlooking the Tokyo Skytree. Staffs was so courteous. It is is so near to Toyocho subway going to tourist major attractions. station. There are grocery stores, pharmacy, Burger King, subway, other Japanese restaurants for those who didn’t avail the breakfast like us.. There are other cheap Japanese restaurants with great price too. They offer airport shuttle but price is a little expensive but comfortable. Opted to take a subway for a cheaper price.. Thank you again and will recommend Hotel East 21 to our friends.

Rooms are modern and clean and ours had a little balcony (no furniture on the balcony). The Hotel has a kitchen/lounge area where you can cook your own food or play games and try some origami. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. We had a late flight and they kindly stored our luggage and let us use the kitchen/lounge area until we were ready to depart. The hotel also had a laundromat and there is a great view of the tower at night from the 10th floor outdoor stairwell. The hotel is right next to a subway station and it was pretty easy to get everywhere we needed to go. The reception is open from 6am to 1pm and the front door is locked at 1am, however you can still get in with your key should you stay out late. The only criticism is the room and bathroom were small and there was nowhere to put anything in the bathroom. We would stay here again.

I stayed at the Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Toyocho with my 7 year old son from March 25-29, 2017. As a woman traveling without my husband, I wanted a hotel where I felt safe and comfortable, and without costing a fortune. This hotel was all that, and more!!! We arrived about 6 hours before check in. Not a problem for the front desk, they held our suitcases and gave us subway directions for our first day of sightseeing. We returned about 7 hours later to discover our bags were already waiting for us in our room!! Along with new slippers and soft pajamas every day. My son and I would start our day by asking directions to anywhere we wanted to go. Be it the Godzilla Hotel, or Waving Cat Shrine or the best place for local sushi. Without fail, the front desk would give us the easiest to follow directions, including how long it would take to get to our destination. They always had English subway maps or would print out the directions for us. Furthermore, they always had a huge smile on their faces when we would return home from our adventures. Someone would always ask my son how the day went and as a mom, I really appreciated that little comforting touch. There are three entrances to the subway within a minute walk from the hotel. I think 1 1/2 hours was the longest it took to get anywhere. And that was for our return trip to the Narita Airport. Other then that, it took less then one hour to travel by subway to the locations we wanted to visit. Places like Tokyo Skytree Tower, Hotel Gracery (aka Godzilla Hotel), Ueno Park or the Waving Cat Shrine near Yoyogi Park. I want to stress one aspect of subway travel - we called it Train Sardines! Literally, the Toyocho station cars were PACKED during morning rush hour!! We experienced it a little bit one morning, but after waiting until 8:40 or so the cars were crowded, but not like sardines. :) All in all, we LOVED this hotel!! I would highly recommend it. If you are looking for comfort, quiet, extremely clean and

The hotel is VERY spacious compared to all the other hotels I’ve stayed at in Japan. It is also conveniently situated close to a subway station and the entire staff were very nice and accommodating. The only con, for us at least, was that unfortunately the guests beside our room were VERY loud and noisy. Im rarely bothered by such things but this one was a little uncomfortable cause of all the banging, running, screaming, crying that was going on from before we left the hotel until we came back from exploring. It was a little sad but definitely not the hotel’s fault. Still, I’d stay there for sure. I recommend it esp if you know you’ll have a lot of luggage. ^^

the room we booked was a "semi-double" which meant that the bed was like a wide single bed. although cramped, it was still very comfortable. the room size was like a large closet; furniture, bed, and bathroom ran down the sides of a narrow walkway. there was lots of storage to put away your traveling items, which helped make the room seem bigger. you get a microwave, tv, dvd player, water boiler (mostly for instant ramen), and a lan internet cable with free internet. the internet connection was hit-and-miss but nice that it was free. the bathroom was like an airport bathroom, with the toilet turned diagonally to fit. you almost had to leave the door open to use the toilet. besides feeling like we were living in a camper, the hotel was great and much cheaper than everything else around. the staff were ridiculously helpful, spoke great english, and never tired of our endless questions. they even printed multiple maps and directions in english for us. the other benefit to this hotel is the location. it's near both the jr train station (kameido) and a tokyo subway station, so you have access to either line (very necessary!). two blocks down the street is a wonderful outdoor mall with many restaurants and shops to explore. although small, this hotel has so many benefits, i would definitely stay here again.

I've stayed here three or four times now. The location is excellent, many of the main areas of Toyko are 15-30 minutes away. It's a one minute walk from Kiba subway station. The neighborhood itself is quiet but there are a lot of nice little restaurants nearby. The hotel itself is cozy enough, the capsules are comfortable, the bathroom facilities are pretty nice, etc. The lounge has free wifi, but none in the capsule floors. About the only negative is that they close the showers at 10am, and the lounge at 10:30am, and re-open both of them around 3pm, so it's not a hotel for lounging around in. Plus, the storage lockers are quite small, about enough for a carry-on sized bag or two. For the price and convenience it's really hard to beat.

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.