2-Star Hotels in Tokyo

Good and clean hotel nearby subway (around 500m walking distance) located in Tokyo downtown surrounding with many 7-11 and Family mart convenient stores. Although the room and bed is quite small for two people but I dont mind of this issue. **some who prefer a big room may not like it**

I laughed next to the love hotel, but it was a decent guest house, and it was better to say a capsule hotel. There was a bathroom, but it was too dirty to enter because I was scared. Use only shower All amenities such as showers are available, including large towels. It's amazing for this price! Amenity is handed over in a dedicated bag, a system that returns everything at check-out. Use a dedicated disposable slipper. I think the location is good.

It was good nice trip to stay here with a friendly service I really love this place. Me and my husband rally love this we booked economy room it’s kinda cheap , clean and comfortable for us. The place is not far away from metro and train station in minamisenju . It’s convenient for us to take transportation and there are Lawson and 7 11 near by . When u at minamisenju train station there are a lot of restaurants around there such as McDonald’s, denni’s and some Japanese shopping mall either . This place is near Ueno Akihabara station and u can go visit the place nearby such as ameyoko market in Ueno there’s a lot shopping place and restaurants there’s sensoji shrine . Tokyo skytree

This place is fantastic. It’s extremely clean and looks luxury. The bed was super comfortable, I did not feel claustrophobic at all because the area you get is pretty big with a big bed and a high ceiling so you don’t feel you are in a capsule hotel. They have a very nice work room and also a lounge. The staff were fantastic and helpful. The location is central. when I travel I usually stay at four or five star hotels, but during the cherry Blossom season all the luxury hotels were sold out or they were ridiculously expensive like three or four times the regular price. This is the first time I stayed in a castle hotel, and it just did not felt like being in a hustle because it was so luxury and clean . It’s five minutes walking to the station. I stay three nights in the Shibuya and 4 in Kyoto location and they both were amazing. I will consider staying here again whenever I visit Japan .

You can walk to Shinbashi Station in about 10 minutes. The bed and shower were clean and it was saved that there was a dressing room in the shower room. There is also a key locker. The dormitory itself is quite small, there is no place to spread the luggage. Also, the public space is only a small table in front of the elevator. I think you can spend comfortably if you have less luggage.

First so travel experience, and this was honestly quite good. The bathrooms were clean (aside from some hair here and there, but it’s a women’s hostel what do you expect) and cleaned daily, and the Wi-Fi was very fast. Got super dark in each pod which was perfect, and even in the summer, it wasn’t too hot (despite it saying there’s no AC there are some small units that keep the area a good temperature). I wish check in hours were a little more flexible especially considering that there’s no staff there anyway? But overall really good (close to many subway lines) and I would stay again for sure!!

The staff are friendly! I arrived before checkin and they let me leave my luggage while I traveled around. The communal restrooms on our floor (5F) and bathrooms (on B1) were also very clean and smelled nice! I love that the restrooms are well-maintained. I thought the bedspace and the room itself might be too small but I wasnt really bothered by it. I had ample room. Me and my roommates were mostly very quiet and respected each other's privacy, especially in the mixed dorm rooms. I highly reco and would def stay again :)

The hotel is a bit old and there are so many options around. I should not live in the future. The hotel chain is older than the new Dongheng Club.

A super clean, modern and organized hostel, loved the stay for two nights there a lot!:) it has a nice area to sit and relax on the second floor with a balcony for smoking. You only share the restrooms and shower with very few other people, as the building has 10 floors and not many rooms per floor. The breakfast is also very affordable and really good to start off the day. The employees were very friendly and nice, would definitely come back the next time I am in Tokyo!

The room with an additional bathroom for two people can see that the building is renovated in the old style, but the appearance is clean and cute, there is complete public space on the first floor, kitchenette, social room and laundry room, tenants can also freely use the space of the next cafe, and the staff is very friendly. The room is Japanese-style structure, the sink and the bathroom are separate design, the bathroom has a small bathtub for bathing, the heating equipment is not new but very warm, in addition to the bed, sofa and small table, you can also spread out a suitcase space, In-room wifi can watch movies but occasionally lags. The traffic takes about 20 minutes from Tokyo Station to JR Station, and then walks for 5 minutes uphill. There is no way to get to the city by the nearby subway line. You must transfer, plus the transfer time will be close to about 40 minutes. If you want to buy an electric subway pass ticket, you may have to estimate the JR ticket price (one-way 170).