Toyoko Inn Tokyo-eki Shin-Ohashi Mae

The price is reasonable, including free breakfast. It is a 10- to 15-minute walk to Asakusa Station and the Limousine Bus. It is great that they have a free shuttle to Tokyo Station; it is on a first-come, first-served basis, so check the times, but overall, we enjoyed our stay. The hotel is clean.

On a Friday at the end of November, I had a meeting in the afternoon near Kayaba-cho, and when I looked for a cheap place to stay in the area because I was on a business trip from Kyoto, business was over 15,000 yen. The price of a capsule in front of a JR station is about 10,000 yen, which is about 50% more than when I went on a business trip in February this year! Come to think of it, I thought I had become a member of the Toyoko Inn a long time ago, so I checked the website and found this vacancy! Despite my lack of local knowledge, I immediately booked the train under the name Tokyo Station. The location is very quiet because it is about a three-minute walk from Hamamachi Station on the subway Shinjuku Line, adjacent to Hamamachi Park, and a little bit from the main street. There is a Yamazaki daily store nearby, but I avoided entering after seeing my grandfather napping at the cash register. We crossed the street and walked a little bit to Famima, where we bought drinks and checked in. The reception desk is equipped with an automatic check-in machine, but since there is a staff at the front desk, even if you are confused, they will kindly tell you. The room uses a single on the fourth floor. The bed is semi-double, the room is more spacious than I expected, and the tub is larger than the unit bath. Amenities such as pyjamas (front button dress), toothbrush and tea are picked up from the front. I don't feel very uncomfortable with the yukata, but if you prefer a different pair of pants, you may want to bring your own pyjamas. Breakfast is buffet style, served on the sofas and tables around the front desk. Considering the cost of accommodation, it may only be an extra, but they serve a rather solid breakfast, and I wonder if this area is another reason for the popularity of the Toyoko Inn. As I mentioned earlier, it was a little bit away from the main street and in front of it it was a big park so it was a very good environment and I was able to rest well at night. It seems that you can't walk to the name Tokyo Station, but the hotel microbus will pick you up and drop you off at the Yaesu exit every 30 minutes without overdoing it. With hotel prices soaring this time, the price is less than 8,000 yen if members discount in the city center. Good luck at the Toyoko Inn. I wanted to say that. We look forward to seeing you again when you travel to Tokyo.

It's very convenient, just a few minutes walk from Hamacho Station on the subway. The free breakfast was delicious. There is a microwave in the lobby, so you can heat up a bento box you bought at the convenience store and eat it. There is also a water server and coin laundry, so it is convenient for long-term stays. The room is compact, but everything you need is provided and you won't have any inconveniences. If you stay multiple nights, the room is cleaned once every four days, but towels and trash cans are changed every day if you leave them outside, so you can use the room cleanly. I would like to stay here again.