Nice little budget hotel. Location was great, in a quiet neighborhood, near Akihabara, few minutes walk to/from the station which has direct trains to/from Haneda, very convenient! The room was tiny, but I suppose those are the standards in Tokyo for this kind of hotels. Complimentary Japanese breakfast, which was different from what we are used to but worked. Although one morning just before 6:30 we went down for coffee and helped ourselves, only to notice people were queuing and waiting until the breakfast staff made this little ceremony before people could start, we didn't know about that, apologies for might having seemed disrespectful. The room was clean, the staff friendly and helpful.

I understand most of the guests are Japanese, but but it would be nice if breakfast could include some fruit, cereal or bread.

Toyoko Inns are a large hotel chain who provide good accommodation for tourists. I enjoyed a lovely clean room with air-con and en-suite bathroom as well as a fridge and a kettle, so everything I needed for great stay in Tokyo. It is just five minutes walk from the local tube station and close to a couple of other stations as well, and within walking distance of the Akihabara district. The room was quite small, but this is the norm for Japanese hotels. The cost was a bit more than other hotels in which I stayed, but this is to be expected for the capital city. They provide a good buffet breakfast with a large selection of dishes.

Overall good and clean hotel. The breakfast was typical japanese which was a nice change, although the selection was quite limited: rice, miso soup, some kind of mean (teriyaki chicken or meatballs), some pickled vegetable, some steam vegetable and a limited selection of pastry. For picky eats this selection is not ideal. The beds were relatively big (but smaller than the western style beds), and the room had all the basic amenities, although was quite small. Seems this is part of a large chain and they are available all over japan.

A more varied breakfast

The area where the hotel is is quiet and not very busy. It's quite close via train to Shinjuku, Ginza, Harajuku, and other shopping districts. But is quite far from Ikebukuro.

It's very far from the Yodabashi and Bic Akihabara. Around 15 to 21 minute walk. The nearest train station is around 6 minute walk for the local JR lines and 10 minutes to the Toei Shinjuku line.

By mistake I booked a smokin room and they changed it immediately. The rooms are small but clean and have everything you need for a nice stay in Tokyo. The bed was hard but surprisingly good for sleeping. 2-3 minutes by walk to one of the metro stations as well as 15 minutes to Akihabara and 20 to Tokyo station. Breakfast is a Japanese one - sweet omelette, meatball or sausage, soups, etc

The breakfast ends at 9:00 and could be extended till 9:30 as well as coffee and tea offering till noon

I like their simple breakfast and also the service. They provided towel to change everyday. And room is clean and no smoking smell even is smoking room. Distance is abit tricky if u carry luggage, might to wall stairs. But not far, overall is great experience for me. One thing can improve is the mattress, have minor sound due to spring.

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Simple breakfast but is sumptuous. Daily change of towels and twice room tidy services for a 1-week stay. The location is accessible to popular places and convenient marts just next to the hotel. Worth the price that we paid.

The pillow is too soft while the bed is hard. Hope this can be improved

very clean, easy to find, walking distance from train station, and also walking distance from tourist attractions without the hussle

check in time is very tight. Unfortunately we were early and had to wait until 4pm for checking in

I like the location of the property, as well as the closeness of the public transport options - trains, rental bikes, bus.

The train station location was not explicitly stated, so it was a surprise when the distance between the actual station and the property was not close enough

the hotel was fine. the staff really tried their best to help me with any concerns even tho i only spoke english. on a rainy day i ask if they had any umbrellas i can use and they happily let me borrow one. there was train line nearby so it was easy to commute to other places.

i didn't like there was a specific time window of a few hrs that we couldnt have access to the hotel. i guess that's the time that they would deep clean the hotels. not too sure.