5 decent cheap hotels or guest houses in Tokyo

Opened in March 2015! The hostel itself is BRAND NEW! Unlike others properties the building itself was made from scratch and is brand new, especially the common area space are designed considering the details. All the futnitures used in the commong area are ordered made using natural wood and our 3 PC are with Microsoft Office with security software installed. All rooms are with quilt bedding and air conditioner to support your comfortable stay. Free Wifi 1Gbps adapted to multiple users.

2. Best Location in Tokyo- 3 minutes walk from IRIYA station
We are located between the popular touristic destinations of Asakusa and Ueno. Only 3 minutes away from IRIYA Station on Hibiya Line. Hibiya Line goes to popular touristic spots in Tokyo including Ueno, Akihabara, Ginza, Tsukiji Fish Market, Imprial Palace, Kabuki Theater, Roppongi and many more! Also we are very close to the famous Kitchen Street as well as 8 minutes bus ride away to Yanesen to experience Japanese culture. 1 minute walk to bus stop, restaurant and bank, 2 minitues to convenicence shop and drug store, 3 minutes to Hibiya Line IRIYA station.

3. Furnitures Custom-made By Top Craftsmen in Japan
We believe the common area/living room is the most important part of the hostel. The furnitures are custom-made by the best craftsmen in Japan, and they are made of natural wood. We put a lot of effort in designing them including the details to make sure all the guests feel comfortable, and to create an atmosphere where people can easily have nice conversations. The common area/living room also include kitchen, refrigerator, and computers.

We will be back if we have a chance.”
The staff is very good in English. It a little bit far from subway about 800m. So You need to do a bit homework before the day you reach. But if you try to use Google Map they can help a lot. The room are tiny but safe and clean esspecially sharing bathroom. Im impressed. Thank you.

“Satisfactory stay”
Location is about 15 mins away from nearest train station. Hotel design is nice but the room are really small & only provides shared bathroom & shower rooms. overall the stay is satisfactory the hotel cleanliness is good.

“smart private room, nice place for the bargain price”
great price for a small room in Tokyo. 500m from the nearest subway station minamisenju, 200m from the nearest bus stop (to ueno or tokyo station) a quiet area, with 3 minimarts around area. cons: it's small, but it's Tokyo. stairs, watch put if you bring big luggages. a little bit hard to find, at first. And no one in the lobby (neither at kangoroo side b and the kangoroo hotel in front of it) when we want to check in and deposit our luggages at out first day there

Oak Hotel Edo opens in Tokyo’s Koto ward on December 23rd.
It is just a 30-second walk from exit A6 of Morishita station, and is designed as a space where you can experience Japanese tradition.
Now accepting reservations.

Oak Hotel Edo is a convenient place to stay just a 30-second walk from exit A6 at Morishita station.
It is close to several popular sightseeing spots, such as the Edo-Tokyo Museum and Kiyosumi Garden.
There are several room types to choose from, such as private or dormitory.
Meet and exchange with other visitors in our spacious and inviting lounge and other facilities.

THE TRAVELERS HUB “GRIDS AKIHABARA” stands in Akihabara,
a town that grew with the increasing popularization of Japanese modern culture. It is also conveniently situated near popular must-visit areas like Asakusa and Tsukiji. Our hostel floor is simple yet modern in design, and equipped with the latest facilities for your comfort.
At the entrance to the hostel, we have placed a Bar & Lounge inspired by a railway terminal.
A neon sign, typically found in Akihabara, will glow to invite you to enter, and as you move inside the building, you will come across new ways to enjoy and find connection with the Japanese culture and tradition.
We welcome everyone with our meticulous service offered at a reasonable price, with the aim to connect journeys, people and hearts of all travelers.