Best Hotels near Shinanomachi Station, Tokyo

I really liked this hotel! The room was bigger than most hotel rooms in Tokyo. The staff speak English and were helpful. The hotel is well located with plenty of places to eat and close to the train station. One of the staff was kind enough to wave down a taxi for us, even though we could have done so ourselves (I didn’t realize how easy it was to get a taxi in Tokyo). Highly recommended!

we loved our stay! the room were spacious for tokyo hotels. it was clean and organized. the staff were very professional and welcoming for check-in/out and attentive to any questions you have. the location was perfect since its close to subway stations and only 1 or 2 station away from shibuya or omotesando. we loved the bathroom in this hotel since the shower and tub are seperated so you can relax and soak in the tub for cold winter. we would definitely stay again for our next visit to tokyo. it was fantastic.

Great location,very close to city center of shibuya. Surrounded with coffee shop, convenient store,and also shops for your pleasure. Recommended to stay here

My stay at Oakwood was excellent. The room is spacious - including the bathroom and with kitchen and washing machine facilities. The room was very clean, including all the kitchenware and bathroom. My stay was extremely comfortable. The location is very close to the Metro station, and a few min walk to the azabu juban area with lots of shops, supermarket and restaurants. I also have to commend that the staff and concierge at the hotel are extremely helpful and responsive, they helped with my various requests promptly. I stayed in 2 different rooms, one of the rooms had the view of Tokyo tower. I will definitely be back!

Overall another great hotel. The bed was large and comfortable. Like the other LiveMax hotel the staff were extremely friendly. On the first floor they had a sauna and a convenient and relaxing smoking room. The room was clean and modern looking. The space was a bit small but overall a good place to stay.

It is not a hotel in the classic sense. It is more like a Boardinghouse. The rooms are like small apartments with a bathroom, small kitchenette, washing machine. The room is really large for Japanese conditions, we had a room with double bed, sofa, small table, desk, TV (only Japanese broadcasters), air conditioning, small balcony, from which we even could see the Fuji Mount. The bed was very good, comfortable, large (Japanese double beds are otherwise often very narrow!), good bed linen. All overall was very clean, but the sofa had a lot of spots and overall could be renovated once. It really only refers to the optics, it worked everything. In the bathroom everything was available (as usual in Japan). The kitchen line is too small to really cook something, but for breakfast, cupnoodles or to warm up a finished dish in the microwave is enough. However, there are so many restaurants in the nearby run that you can go very well to eat. We booked the room without breakfast because you can also go to a very good and relatively cheap breakfast in Japan and the hotel's breakfast had no good reviews. The hotel is located on a 4-spurged street, it is nothing more out on the evening and in the room it was absolutely quiet. The public transportation station is 3 minutes walking distance, the metro and JR trains are driven to the station. You can get to all the attractions well. Of course you are also on a longer journey in Tokyo. There are 2 mini markets near the hotel where you can take care of everything. Entry and check-in went quickly and smoothly, the staff was friendly and helpful. We would stay there again and can recommend the hotel in full. Whoever has been living in a Japanese hotel for a long time knows to appreciate the size of the rooms!

I recently stayed at Imano Hostel in Japan and found it to be a blend of positives and negatives. Pros: • Great Location: The hostel is situated in a convenient spot, making it easy to explore the surrounding area. • Unique Building: The property has the charm of an old building, adding to its character. • Welcoming Reception: The staff at the reception were friendly and helpful. • Additional Amenities: The inclusion of a coffee bar within the hostel is a nice touch. Cons: • Poor Cleanliness: Unfortunately, the cleanliness of the bedrooms and bathrooms was a major letdown. Both areas were poorly maintained and did not meet basic hygiene standards. • Noise Issues: Despite the appealing look of the reception and bar area, it tends to get very crowded and noisy. This significantly affects the ability to get a good night’s sleep. • Price Point: When compared to other hostels in the area, Imano Hostel is on the pricier side, which doesn’t seem justified given the issues with cleanliness and noise.

Hotel was easy accessible from Shinjuku station through an underpass. There’s a video from hotel website that shows how to get to hotel using the underpass. There are eateries/restaurants/Lawson/familymart in the hotel. Lobby looks nice and grand. However the room and toilet are kind of old fashioned. Luckily it was still quite clean. The laundry machine for washing and drying were separate. After wash you have to go and manually transferred to dryer :( and you can’t monitor the washing status through tv. 2 other hotels we stayed b4 have this service. The rooms and facilities needed an upgrade. Will not come back again.

Counter staff are friendly and can converse in English. Hotel room is small but since I am staying for one night only, it did not matter. Buffet breakfast is good and has a generous spread.

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.