Eishinkan Hotel

Was searching for a relatively cheap place with private rooms, and had a great experience here. The family that operates the place is very welcoming and helpful, even helping me by searching directions to a difficult to find restaurant and writing them down in Japanese to give to a taxi driver. Speaking of which, the owner's English is very good. Room and facilities were kept clean and the free breakfast was also good, better than any complimentary breakfast I've had in the US. The one thing I wasn't a fan of was that I didn't have a private bathroom, and had to walk down the hall, but was not a big deal for me, and would have stayed longer if I could. Overall the best thing about this place was the quality received for price payed, would definitely stay here again.

Very impressed by how helpful the hosts were. I asked for help with the Japanese words to buy some souvenirs, and was given directions to a great shop and notes on what to ask for. I had to leave early the next morning and they gave me hot rolls in a to-go bag before I left.

This is a wonderful cozy place for anyone looking to be in Tokyo! It is run by a darling couple and their Kabuki-loving mother. They serve a nice healthy breakfast, and for a small fee have delightful foods and beverages throughout the day. They are very welcoming, yet allow you enough space. The rooms are as clean as can be. There is an army of housekeeping folks who keep the place sparkling. The staff helped me plan sightseeing events, and upon leaving I felt like one of the family. If wholesome, clean, friendly are what you desire this is the place. It is also located near some wonderful restaurants, where on different nights I experienced some great sushi, Yakitori, Chinese,and Izakaya(tapas that were out of this world). All these places plus a traditional Sento bathhouse all three minutes away by foot. These is also a main JapanRail train station about a five minute walk from their quiet little neighborhood. Tom