Popular 3 star Hotels in Tokyo Setagaya Ward

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White Terrace Sakurashinmachi

White Terrace Sakurashinmachi

4/534 Reviews
Pros 1. The neighborhood is good: it is quiet and nice to walk around the neighborhood because it is near the Japanese residential area, not the downtown area. 2. Good location: Sakura Shinmachi Station itself is within 10 minutes to Shibuya, so access is good. 3. Good facilities: If you travel alone, you have a good space and a good facility. 4. Adequate infrastructure: There are not only convenience stores but also small marts around, so it's good to go out and buy something to eat. Cons: 1. Ambiguous location: 10 minutes walk from Sakura Shinmachi Station and 15 minutes walk from Komazawa Daigaku Station. 2. Lack of explanation: When I saw it on Trip.com, it was difficult to prepare because I didn't get detailed about what the interior furniture and facilities were. 3. Limits of facilities: Because it is not a hotel, there is no housekeeping, so if you stay long, you have to wash your towels. And you have to separate and collect garbage yourself. Conclusion: I'm willing to return. ① Facilities do not matter much ② Accessibility to ③ Central Street at a reasonable price ④ I want a local feel-＞ Recommended
Tokyu Stay Yoga

Tokyu Stay Yoga

4.3/576 Reviews
Rather inexpensive hotel in a good location in Setagaya. Essentially you are getting a very small room, at a good price that is equipped with a washing machine and small kitchen area so it is perfect for a single person who will be here for multiple days. I stayed here with my wife and for two, the size of the room is pretty small (Ibis mini like). The hotel has no fitness area or any other spaces other than the rooms and a very petit lobby. I found the front desk staff very accommodating but English speaking was limited. I did love the metro station 30 meters front the hotel and all the shops. I also loved how quiet our room was and what a great night sleep we had. Zero noise! I will be back but if had more money, would probably stay in a place with larger rooms.
Mustard Hotel Shimokitazawa

Mustard Hotel Shimokitazawa

4.1/571 Reviews
We had lived in this area 20 years ago and knew it well so that was a key motivation for booking this place. Shimokitazawa is sort of a hip nearin neighborhood with good transportation by 2 different train lines. It has lots of small restaurants and bars and a surprising number of stores selling used American clothing for young hipsters. A few years ago the Odakyu railroad line was moved underground leaving room for a string of new buildings. First surprise is the hotel is over the new underground line - that is not a noise issue but it does mean if you take a taxi it an not reach the front door of the hotel although there is a cross street within 100m. Pluses: real king size beds are available at a modest price, coin operated washers and dryers available, breakfast includes option of decaf coffee - rare at this price point. Only breakfast is Western style with bagels (w/various fillings) and minestrone soup and several coffee options. Hotel looks it it was inspired by Marriott AC Hotel chain with minimal furnishings. Staff very helpful and mostly bilingual. Goof Covid safefty. Great Wi-Fi. No TV
the b sangenjaya

the b sangenjaya

4.1/561 Reviews
It is close to my parents' elderly facilities and my sister's family, so I use 々. This is the only hotel I want in a perfect location. The front desk and the attitude and speed to deal with the problem are great, but I feel the aging of the building facilities. Especially air conditioner. When I stayed in winter, the temperature was not adjustable (whether it is hot or not. I got up many times in the middle of the night and adjusted it-I tell the hotel. The temperature adjustment in this room is also subtle (the hot day of May this year). The outdoor machine is exploding. The direction of the bidet in the shower toilet is right next to it at first and does not hit the butt. . . (Healed me immediately). Also, there is something that can be charged by USB near the bed. It's a standard of Le, but it's not. The deterioration of facilities and facilities that cannot be helped by human power, and the old place are conspicuous (compared to other hotels for those staying) I'll keep using it while complaining. I'm in trouble if it's closed due to full renovation work.
Base Hanegi Apartment

Base Hanegi Apartment

3.5/54 Reviews
This Tokyo Hani Base Apartment is the first time to stay in Tokyo. It feels good. It is like home. It is very close to Shibuya. The subway is less than ten minutes.
Stylewood Sangenjyaya

Stylewood Sangenjyaya

3.2/55 Reviews
It was a hotel that I happened to find in the vicinity of the old residence in the long distance transfer, but it was more convenient than I expected.

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