Hotel Accela Reviews

Small comfortable room. Had good share toilet. Had to pay 200 yen to use shower for 10 minutes, it was a good shower, though I have never had to pay for a shower before. Only 10 minute walk from station which is good.

Good place to go to anywhere in Tokyo; more that it is near train station and clean environment.

This place is simply hell. After locking people up for 24:00, they can't come back. I'm here to travel, not to clock in and work! The service staff had a decent attitude, but I almost missed the high-speed bus to Shinjuku and was locked up at 6 am! All locked and unable to leave? If I didn't meet a kind-hearted person who told me the emergency exit, I wouldn't be able to catch the bus to Mount Fuji! I won't go there again in this life! garbage

Hygiene: The sanitation is poor. There are a lot of hairs on the bedding. I found the service staff on the first floor and they changed it immediately, but there are still a few hairs. The corners are not clean. Facilities: There is a bathroom, and men and women take baths in separate time periods. This is pretty good.

Very clean, very safe, and very cost-effective. It is very suitable for those who can't stand capsules. It is about 10 minutes' walk from the subway.

Although I don't smoke, I originally booked a smoking room, so I stayed in a smoking room. Although the smell was very strong at first, I opened the window when I went out and turned on the air conditioner and the smell was fine.

I stayed here on a solo trip. The bath is a large communal bath. There is also a private shower, but it costs extra. The room is small, but I think it's reasonable for the price.

The hotel is old, but it was well-cleaned and comfortable. It's really helpful to have a large public bath. There's no humidity in the room and you can relax in the bath, which makes it less tiring. It was also convenient to have a supermarket right next to the hotel. I'd like to use it again.

The location and environment are both good. Except for the entrance guard, which restricts people, everything else is good. People who come back after 12 o'clock in the night are not recommended to book this place.

Location 👌 On the same street as Minami Senju Ryokan, check-out is at 10 o'clock the next day. The rules of this hotel are relatively strict. You have to change into slippers after entering the door, and you must leave the key at the front desk before you can go out. I have stayed in a hotel with the same rules before, but I haven't stayed there in a long time. You can only check in at 1 pm. If you stayed the day before, you were asked to check in at 11:30. The staff got off work after 11:50 pm. If the door is locked, you can't get in. I guess you still have your keys with them. You should take the emergency exit. I don't want to try... But I guess if we communicate with each other, we can handle it in a humane way. Bathing is divided into time periods and no reservation is required.

Suitable for one person. Very clean and can take a bath. The service staff is very friendly.

A very cost-effective hotel in Tokyo. The price is very affordable. It's a 10-minute walk from the subway. It's very private compared to capsule hotels. It's very suitable for traveling alone. It's a very traditional Japanese hotel. You need to abide by the store's rules, but overall it's still very good

good hygiene Good location Worth the price There is onsen~

The service staff is very enthusiastic