For the price this is near-perfect The Hotel isn't in the center of Tokyo but this isn't a problem at all, there's the Toyocho Station literally 10 meters from the hotel, so you have access to nearly anywhere with only one change. The staff was wonderful and helped me multiple times. Everything was clean.

Room are on the smaller side but it's normal for Japan. The breakfast is in the Pronto near the entrance, the choice is limited and not really worth it.

Location is very convenient, literally just next to train station. Staff was very kind and eager to help. They even helped us book a taxi to the airport. Rooms were clean and comfortable. They provide a bunch of amenities at the front desk. They have self check in and check out machines.

While it is near a train station, the general locality is comparatively far from tourist attractions. Rooms were small compared to our hotels in kyoto and osaka but I think thats fair considering the population density in tokyo. It was a struggle to unpack and pack our suitcases however, even though we had only two small sized suitcases. We had to play tetris with suitcases and jump over each other to get from one side of the room to another.

For Tokyo, spending about 780 USD for 8 nights is quite a good deal! Furthermore, the location next to a central subway station grants you easy access to the rest of the city. Everything else is just gravy from the decent free breakfast, free amenities like pajamas (and many others), a very friendly and helpful front desk eager and ready to assist us in our travels, and a clean comfortable room. I can’t sing enough praises for Sotetsu Fresa Inn!

The rooms are small and cramped for two people, but we were still able to fit in 4 luggages and a backpack. Although only one of us could stand up at a time.

This hotel is great value for money. Room is small, but if you spend most of your time out doing stuff, it is perfectly adequate for the evening/night. Rooms are immaculately clean; staff very accommodating and friendly; despite language barrier, very helpful. Hotel provides a number of things that frankly, other hotels, especially in North America, should consider offering: in the lobby one can borrow stuff like cables, umbrellas, work lamps, even curling irons. Staff went out of their way to lend us an HDMI cable. WIFI is fast and reliable. Room amenities are minimal but there are lots of stuff on offer in the lobby including shaving cream/razors, bath salts, even sheet masks and hair ties. Room tip: if you're someone who likes easy access to the ice machine, ask for a room on the 4th floor; vending machines and microwave also on that floor. Hotel location is directly on top of Toyocho station; Daiso is across the street. Cake at the nearby Cozy Corner are delicious, as is the tonkatsu place a few doors down.

The bed in room 218 is at or near the end of its lifespan; for two people especially it's not able to provide adequate support. Not sure if this is the case in other rooms. I would also suggest hotel provides two additional pillows (one per person is probably not enough given that the bed is really the only place to hang out when in the room. Additional hooks/hanging options in the room would maximize use of space. Late checkout is 1000 yen per hour.

I had a very pleasant stay. The hotel is kinda far from central Tokyo but is right next to a subway station on the Tozai line, so it’s easy to get places by train. There are multiple convenience stores and restaurants nearby. Super clean! I also enjoyed the amenities, especially different kinds of bath salts.

The vending machine in the common area wouldn’t accept any of my 1,000 yen bills, which was kinda inconvenient when I wanted to do laundry and needed coins. It’s a minor thing, though.

I loved this place so much! Would love to visit again!! My first trip to Japan and this budget hotel was amazing!!! Everything, the room, location, staff, amenities etc was just perfect. The hotel is steps away from the Tozai line metro station which is well connected for transfers and super convenient after whole days of travelling and exploring. The staff was very courteous and helpful and made me feel comfortable. The room size was also crazy good as per Tokyo standards. It’s probably new as it looked modern, clean, and very well maintained. And the view was so pretty!!!

The hotel is right next to Toyocho station so the location is convenient for public transport. The staff was very helpful and friendly. There's coin-op laundry (around 400–600 yen per load in 2024). There's a communal ice-making machine, which was nice for hot summer days when you need iced drink in the room. This place stores your luggage before check-in time so that's very convenient too. The hotel is located in a suburban area so it is not packed with tourists. You get to enjoy a more local atmosphere. If you walk to nearby shopping and supermarket areas, you get to see many local people going about their day.

The room I stayed in a bit small and the price per night is high. But typical pricing of Tokyo I think.

The location is very close to the subway exit (Toyocho station) on the Tozai line. From here the airport is about 45 minutes away with 1 change at Nihombashi. The hotel location is next to a Lawson, Family Mart, Mini Mart and Daiso. There is a Sukiya (Japanese diner) in the hotel basement and a Pronto diner (where you can get breakfast vouchers from the hotel). The room itself is standard for what you expect in Tokyo I.e. compact but functional with an ensure washroom. Each floor has an ice machine and vending machines (which are Godsend for the hot weather). The room is equipped with a small fridge, TV, hangers ans basic coffee stuffs. The bed was comfy and the air conditioning could be changed manually. You do need to put your hotel card into a slot to run electricity in everything in the hotel.

The washroom gets a little hot and steamy too quick for showers. The fridge is small so a full 1.5 litre water bottle cannot fit in the unique shaped fridge.

Everything is almost perfect. Every staffs are so friendly and respectful. Perfect definition of Japanese hospitality. Rooms are so big for us. They even have a small dinning table. We didn't even use the bank beds since one bed can accomodate a couple. My son and daugther just shared also the other bed. Very clean room and unlimited courtesy stuffs (lotion, etc...) near reception. Restaurant was just at the basement and entrance of the building. There are some near restaurant also if you want to explore. Very near to metro access.

It's a bit tricky the entrance for the first time. Google maps even got confuse unless you luckily see the hotel name since there is a restaurant at the front. I suggest you check on the street view to get a picture of the building. Then only you will know if you are going on the right entrance. For long stay they should have cabinets for luggages and clothes. Althought there is a small hanger area for clothes but still no comparable to a cabinet. But since we did not utilised the bank beds. it serves as our luggages place.

Excellent location for public transit—bus or subway. The reception was very nice, amenities available when you check in. The laundry room was convenient and appreciated (tho I believe one unit worked better than another bc I ran two small loads in different machines during my stay and got drastically different results). A single room was actually large enough for me AND all my luggage which was a pleasant surprise. The shower pressure was good and tub depth was nice as well.

I walked past it twice when trying to locate it. It’s quite tucked away with a very small sign, which made it difficult to locate. There was visible damage to the bare boxspring(? It didn’t look like a book spring I’ve seen before) which made me a little leery. Linen quality was so so.