Hotels near Hinode Yu in Tokyo

"The Hotel is named as Smile Hotel, I dont know If somebody told that allready to the reception stuff, No greeting, No friendly face. But thats just for the receptionist, the cleaning stuff is very friendly and helpfull, The Rest of the Hotel is okay, normal standart for Japan, clean, quiet and everything in the room what you need. Its close to the Metro and around 30 Minutes into town. Many shops and supermarkets are close by."

"Sorry, but I had to give a full mark for this facility! The staffs are very friendly and helpful. The single/double standard room did look small from the pic but actually it is big enough to open your suitcase on the floor. I had the skytree view from the room 505 window and that's was one of the highlight of the stay. Clean towels are provided, and in case you need to store your luggage, you can do so at the lounge below. There are 2 shower cubicles and 1 washlet toilet provided each floor, each separated for men and women, no problem at all. The facilities and room were clean. Hostel just located 5-6 mins walk to train statiOns, easy connection to many tourist spots and to Narita/Haneda airports. Convenient stores are just short walk away. Would love to return to this hostel again in my next trip to Tokyo!"

"This hotel is super convenient, just a short walk from Oshiage Station A1 exit. Even though there's no restaurant, you can grab free bread and drinks in the lobby anytime. The warmed-up bread is actually really good, better than a lot of bakeries in Shanghai! You can also head up to the rooftop garden to relax and get a view of the Tokyo Skytree. As for cleanliness, the room was quite clean, though the bathroom had a slight, unidentifiable odor – it strangely reminded me of an airplane cabin. 😓"

"While there's no view, the room is fully equipped, and there's a washing machine available in the common area. There are Lawson and 7-Eleven convenience stores nearby, so you won't have to worry about food for breakfast or late-night snacks. It's about a 5-10 minute walk from Senso-ji Temple (Kaminarimon), which is super convenient for exploring the shopping street after visiting the temple. I noticed they offer a Mt. Fuji day trip service, and I'm looking forward to trying it next time!"

"Facilities: Though small, it has everything you need. The toilets and showers are shared, and the public bath has limited hours. Cleanliness: No issues with hygiene, as expected in Japan. Environment: The surroundings are quite quiet. Service: Excellent service. Recommended for those on a budget."

"The hotel is really close to the Skytree! However, the area around the hotel is quite desolate, and you have to walk a long way to find food or drinks. The induction cooktop in the room is apparently not working, so if you need to use one, I recommend confirming with the hotel before checking in."

"I stayed at Ayase Station Mae Hotel for the first time this time. The convenience was easy to move to the station in 5-8 minutes. And it was a point that I could spend in the atmosphere that I could spend back to my own individual condominium. The inconvenience was that breakfast was not in the building and went out without breakfast. And, rudely, I didn't feel pain because I didn't have a picture of a woman and a flashy person, so I was saved. The above is the impression."

"The location is excellent — only a 5-minute walk to the station, with large shopping malls nearby and plenty of restaurants around. The room is spacious, clean, and beautifully designed. After a long day out, coming back to such a comfortable hotel feels so relaxing. The only downside is that there are no curtains, so once the sun comes up, the room gets really bright and it’s hard to continue sleeping."

"Overall, I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance. This hotel, conveniently located near the station, boasted an amazing view. As it was a women-only floor, I didn't have to worry about encountering men. Although the room was a tiny 3 tatami mats, it was perfectly fine for just sleeping. The toilets were shared, but it was lovely to stretch out in the communal bath. Amenities were surprisingly comprehensive; they provided nightwear (a simple one-piece, so you'll need something to wear underneath), bath towels, and hand towels. The room itself had a hairdryer, mirror, humidifier, built-in TV, and a refrigerator (though no tissues, so bring your own). My only minor quibbles were that, despite being someone who can sleep almost anywhere, I was in a room close to a sink in the hallway and was woken up by the sound of it being used. Also, perhaps because I was on the 10th floor, the wind noise was a bit loud."

"The hotel offers a convenient self-service check-in, making the check-in process quick and easy. Pajamas are provided, and the room is well-equipped with all the necessary amenities. The room was clean and comfortable. The location is excellent, within walking distance of shopping areas and famous temple in Asakusa!"