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suginami stay
The hotel was conveniently located, inexpensive and adequate to my needs. I was happy and will likely stay again.
A verified traveler from portland stayed at Hotel Route-Inn Tokyo Asagaya
Posted 3 weeks ago
Good location. Close to train line and parks.
I liked the ease in which I could just stroll around this area.
A verified traveler from Port Stephens stayed at Tokyu Stay Yoga
Posted 2 months ago
Close to everything
This was my first stay after renovation, and fourth or fifth stay in total. The REI would be the most convenient hotel in this area, closer to Kichijoji station, the bus stop to Narita, and restaurants/stores. The room is a little too small, but considering the rate and convenience, I can't complain and will stay in this hotel again.
A verified traveler from San Jose, CA stayed at Kichijoji Tokyu REI Hotel
Posted 5 months ago
Best dormitory ever
In my travels I slept in different dormitories but by far this has been the best one with great location.
A verified traveler from Japan stayed at Capsule Hotel Anshin Oyado Ogikubo - Caters to Men
Posted 5 months ago
Live in Art
BnA hotel is perfect for anyone who appreciates modern/street art. Our room was designed by a local artist, talk about literally living in art. The lobby serves as a drip coffee bar by day and bar at night. There is also an underground gallery in the hotel, which just happened to have a gallery opening during our stay. Koenji itself is super cute and charming; the Echo Park or Silver Lake of Tokyo. It's a nice change from the neon lights and tourist crowded Shinjuku, Shibuya and Harajuku. The hotel is right next to the station which makes it easy to get around, once you figure out the train lines. Highly recommend this place for a different aspect of Japan.
A verified traveler from Los Angeles, CA stayed at ARTIST HOTEL - BnA HOTEL Koenji
Posted 8 months ago
Great But Small
I'm at Radisson now. Daichi Hotel had a more comfortable bed and better bathroom amenities but was smaller. I got used to it. My only complaint is the front desk told me it would be only 100 yen /min for an overseas phone call. When I got the bill it was more like 400 yen a minute. Staff was great. No bugs. Restaurant a little expensive - only ate there once for Afternoon Tea.
A verified traveler stayed at Kichijoji Daiichi Hotel
Posted 1 year ago
Very good hotel!
Rooms are clean, the hotel is suuuper close to a transfer station so it's not an issue to go to tokyo. Also close to restaurants, grocery stories and starbucks. The only con is that the beds are very hard, we had to sleep on top of the comforters to make them a little softer. But overall for the price this hotel is excellent.
A verified traveler from New Jersey stayed at HOTEL LiVEMAX Chofu-Ekimae
Posted 1 year ago
A cheap kind of good
I paid significantly less than most hotels while I was in Japan and expected a hopefully at least "Par" experience. Not sub-par and not over the top. The hotel is practically right under the Asagaya station (my gps search while there lead me elsewhere so hopefully 1 minute walking from Asagaya statino helps someone). It's about a 5-10 minute ride to Shinjuku where Tokyo, Ginza, etc on the east side are about 30 minutes or so away. As for the hotel, it was small but good if you're solo traveling like myself. It was comfortable, a little aged in that it was some wood with some scratches and whatnot in it but nothing that was deal breaking. I got what I paid for and for that to be the reason I paid so little was perfectly fine. I never heard a single train going by, but maybe I'm a heavy sleeper. There's a market just around the corner that has lots of food that was the most convenient thing for getting legit food if I got hungry late at night and didn't want food for 7/11 or Lawsons. In the end to summarize: You get what you paid for and it's still satisfactory. If you want ideal rooms, you're going to have to pay a little more.
A verified traveler from Portland, OR stayed at Smile Hotel Tokyo Asagaya
Posted 2 years ago
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