Hotel Hoshi Kai Kan

The overall environment is okay, except that there is black dirt in the bathing area, and it doesn't look like you want to take a bath. But the environment in the room is acceptable.

In this price range, it has done its best! With such a favorable price and a comfortable space in the city center, coupled with the store's dedicated service, the actual stay experience is far higher than the psychological expectation. Of course, it is far from a five-star hotel, but if you stay here with a normal mind, you will find that it is a warm hotel🥰 The downside is that the sound insulation is relatively poor, and the facilities are slightly aging. Please consider it carefully if you care about this.

We lived together in a triple room. There was plenty of space! The room turned out to be better in real life than in the photo. The room had a refrigerator, mini-cooler, table, sofa, and small TV. A good view from the window of the houses opposite. The room was warm. The shared toilet did not cause any problems. The shared bathroom was more difficult. I'm not used to this type of shower. There is a smoking area on the stairs. We don't smoke, so we were glad that our room was far from the exit to the stairs. After 22:30 the elevator does not work, but climbing the stairs did not cause any problems. Friendly staff! Overall, everything was good, we are satisfied, thanks to this hotel.

The second time I went, it was a better and more comfortable place. The staff is friendly, water and green tea are free, and there are comic books. The cleanliness of the shower room is a bit poor, but the cleanliness of the bathroom is very good.

This price is perfect in Tokyo! It’s totally fine to be alone. It's convenient to get out by the subway, and it's just a short ride to the airport. Very good value for money. It takes about ten minutes to go to Sensoji Temple, which is very convenient!

The location of the hotel is very convenient: there are 3 subways (including direct access to the two airports) within a 2-minute walk. There are some restaurants and supermarkets around. Walk for another 5 minutes to reach Route 4, and walk for 20-30 minutes to Nihonbashi. The service is very professional and the boss seems to be Chinese. The room is indeed not big, but comfortable. However, it seems that there are many rooms without windows (be careful!). The walls in the room are very thin, so it is recommended to wear earplugs when sleeping. The bathroom is shared and everyone washes in the same large bathroom. The floor looks older. The price is not cheap, but the number of accommodation in Japan seems to have suddenly increased several times recently.

Even though it doesn't have a window, a single room for under 5,000 yen in the city center is a good value. The room is clean, but the bath is an old public bathhouse. You can't use the bathtub. It's a simple hotel on the fifth floor of Yokoyamacho Service Hall, a clothing wholesale district.