The Canaan Hotel

My family (four of us) stayed here for two nights toward the end of an around-the-world trip. Each of us had one little room and it was perfect. The beds were comfortable, the bathrooms were state of the art, the wifi is strong and the A/C was great. We felt so welcome in this neighborhood hotel. It was just a few blocks from a train station and a short ride to major attractions in Tokyo. The owners were gracious and helpful even though we didn't speak Japanese. So kind! Given that you'll spend the majority of your day on foot working the city over, this place is in a quiet (real life) neighborhood and you'll feel like you're staying with family. Thank you!

It is close to Keikyu Zoushiki Station, yet the way to the hotel is not that simple, as the hotel is located on the alley, a very narrow road. The map the hotel has prepared is a real help, and it is strongly advised that you take it with you. Also note that only local trains stop at Keikyu Zoushiki Station. The room is not spacious, but adequate. Clean and comfortable. Free WiFi is available, but unless you ask at the front, you will never know SSID and the password. A small fridge is in the room, but it is not working when you arrive. The fridge doesn't have a switch. To make it work, you have to plug in. The location of the plug is not so obvious. The breakfast is served in an interesting room, traditional Japanese room in a sense, and is good, although I wouldn't be surprised if someone complains about quantity: it is not buffet.

Stayed here with my partner after arriving at Haneda airport late in the evening. The place is easy to get to by train and we didn't have any problems finding the place. The owner couple is adorable, offered to pick us up from the train station etc., and the rooms are clean and comfortable, albeit a bit old. This is great value for money and a great start for a Japan trip.