Hotels Near Saisho-in Soju-ji Temple in Tokyo

Location: Excellent. Not in a busy area but surprisingly in a residential neighborhood with a few single family stand alone houses and a few apartments. They were actually finishing a 5-6 story apartment building across the street but the window insulation was so good that I couldn't hear anything. Oh, and there was a temple next door but no traffic to it that I could see. It's an under 5 minute to 2 subway station entrances and there are lots of convenience stores and small restaurants within a block or two. You can just eat there or take the subway to anywhere else so the location is really good. Quiet: There are only 2 units per floor. It was relatively quiet. We couldn't hear anyone else through the windows or floors but we could occasionally hear people in the stairwell because it was concrete and echoed. Only one negative thing happened was that on the last day the HVAC unit above the bed started ticking loudly and there wasn't anything I could do about it so I had to put in ear plugs to sleep. Amenities: They had a washer/dryer, two stove hot plate, utensils and plates, microwave and fridge. Pretty much everything you needed if you wanted to cook instead of eating out and Life Supermarket was a short 10 minute walk away. The toilet and shower/sink were in different rooms so you had to get out and then in the other room to wash after you pooped but then two people could use the facilities separately. The toilet had a slight sewage smell but we noticed that in another hotel we stayed at as well. Not sure if it's a Japan thing. And occasionally you would get a sniff of sewage as well walking past manholes in the street too. Rooms: We got basically a 2 bedroom suite though the bedrooms only had sliding Japanese doors that didn't keep out the light or noise. But it was good enough. I didn't have any problems with myself or others eating outside while I was sleeping. The main dining table was a generous bench with bench seats on both sides. There was also a tatami area which we used to put our open luggage on as an open closet area. There was also a balcony we never used. Overall, most of the space was very usable. It's one of the best hotel spaces I've used in the last 10 years. And everything was clean and fairly new. I would 100% recommend this place. And the staff were very nice and friendly, the best that I've ever met in my life.

The Toyoko Inns are always in convenient locations and are geared to business people mainly. They are fairly inexpensive especially if you join their points club for a cost of 1500 yen. You will be given a card with your picture on it and this entitles you to discounts, every tenth day is free and you get a better rate for staying on Sundays. You can put put your own towels and garbage and save more! I would recommend a regular double room for a couple as the bed is Queen size and you will have a small table and chairs. The regular twin is good too. Economy rooms are not that much less and they are pretty tiny but fine for one person. They I always in lude breakfast which is plentiful and mostly Japanese food, good coffee, juice and buns or bread. It is a sparkling clean hotel and the staff is very friendly and competent.

nice and modern, the room was clean, good space for 2 person, close to train stations and bus stops, staff were friendly and helpful, breakfast was good.

It is a hotel that arrives if you have a straight line from JR and subway Hanzomon line station for 10 minutes. The entrance and front desk are a bit small. The building is clean as well as other Richmond. It is only happy that there is an outlet inlet everywhere in the room and it is easy to use. There is also a smartphone charger and it is convenient. The menu of the breakfast restaurant was also rich and delicious. The fact that the nighty is separate and the bottom is long, and the fabric is fluffy waffle material and the comfort is high.

The location is great, with easy access to both JR and Metro train stations. The hotel is a bit dated but kept very well, the room is spacious with bath tub.

1) I stayed for 6 days and 5 nights with breakfast, and there were only 3 fixed selection items everyday. However, I felt a bit bored on the third day. If it can be changed to buffet or semi-buffet is much better, there will be more choices. 2) The toothbrush provided by the hotel has a very hard brush head, and the enamel on the teeth will be brushed off even with the slightest force. The gums will also bleed. And the tooth paste is difficult to squeeze out. There is also a smell in the bathroom, which requires tape water for more than 10 minutes before it subsides. 3) The electric kettle only ha a small capacity and cannot be reheated continuously. If you want to have cup noodles as a late night snack, you cannot handle 1 large, or even 2 small portions at the same time. Overall it's good. Clean with convenient transportation. It takes 3-5 minutes to walk to the subway entrance, and 15-20 minutes to Tsukiji Market and Ginza.

Is it like a hotel for travelers visiting TDL etc. You can stay in a casual art atmosphere. Check in smoothly from the station. The room was still new and clean, but there was no desk for work. However, the height of the round table and chair was just good and Wifi was comfortable, so the work was progressed. There was a coffee maker put in a private cartridge, and the coffee was good. The public bath is not a hot spring, but the bathtub is quite large and there is a sauna and it is comfortable. In the sauna, you can also have a self-service and a lour. The meal is at the restaurant on the 1 floor with evening breakfast. Dinner was a fair British cuisine buffet. It was offered a small amount of food to taste various dishes, and it was good to taste a lot of variety, and it became a feeling that I didn't know what I ate in the main. The main dishes of several items were a solid amount and I wanted to feel the taste as a dish. I think the breakfast buffet was high with omelettes and French toast. The salad was delicious and enjoyed. I think there is a gap when staying with the city hotel, but I think it will be a high evaluation if it is understood as a hotel to spend casually.

Excellent & Convenient location to the exhibition hall....clean room, good breakfast buffet, nice selection of food...friendly staff...easy access to other restaurants & convenient store too...

My friend recommended me this hotel. Room is small, but location is convenient. Airport limousine stop right in front of this hotel The hotel has 2 microwave ovens in a common area to heat up your food. Right below the hotel, there is a family mart, and some restaurants. There is a bus service to shinjuku if you do not want to walk. The lotion and face cream are at the lobby if you need them 2 bottles of mineral water will be given daily. If you join as hotel member, you get to extend your check out time.

This hotel is extremely convenient and located right next to Haneda Airport. If you are arriving Haneda late night this is the hotel of choice. There is a shuttle bus that runs between Haneda terminal 1 and the last bus is at 11:10 pm, from terminal 1. The hotel is kind of a designer hotel with very clean good sized rooms. Toilet is very clean and shiny. The view from our room to the airport was just amazing