Hotels near Kachidoki Station, Tokyo

I stayed here for one night without meals. There are restaurants nearby, and even if you miss the scheduled time, there are some chain restaurants that are open 24 hours a day, so it's a good option. The hotel has a nice atmosphere that feels like it's worth the price, and the overall feel is a bit dated. I stayed here, and it may have just been the room, but the sewage smell in the bathroom was pretty strong. It wasn't a problem when I was taking a bath, but the sewage smell was noticeable when I was using the toilet or washing my face, so I wouldn't recommend this hotel for people who are particular about cleanliness or who like their bathrooms clean... (There wasn't any mold or anything, just the awful sewage smell.) Otherwise, the front desk responded quickly when I contacted them around 4pm, which was nice. I recommend this hotel for people who have business in the area, don't want to stay long, don't want to stay in internet cafes, and want to keep costs as low as possible!

The spacious and comfortable rooms allow families to rest peacefully. The first floor also offers a wide variety of hot spring powder and sample packs of premium lotions and toners! The welcome tea was also very good. The only downside was the somewhat limited selection of breakfast options, but overall it was still quite good. The biggest surprise was the vegetable porridge! Overall, it was a fantastic stay, and the cleanliness was excellent!

I checked in on December 29th. The room rate was over 1000 RMB, but the service, facilities, and breakfast were only at the level of a Hanting Hotel – not worth the price. After New Year's Day, the price dropped to around 300 RMB. I wonder if Ctrip is taking advantage of loyal customers. When choosing hotels on Ctrip for outbound travel, compare prices for the next few days. If the difference is too large, check several platforms. This hotel isn't worth over 1000 RMB; you could choose one under 400 RMB.

The facilities are great, especially the tatami mats, and the shower pressure was excellent. The only minor downside was the 10 AM checkout. Unfortunately, my family caught the flu and had a fever of over 40 degrees. Luckily, I brought medicine, but they still needed to rest. I had to pay for an additional 5 hours, at 1100 yen per hour, for an early check-in and late checkout. It was a lifesaver that they allowed us to pay for the extra time; otherwise, I don't know what we would have done. Tsukiji Market is right downstairs, but the subway is a bit of a walk, usually more than 8 minutes. Overall, it's great value for money.

This was my second time staying here. The first night, I found bloodstains on the duvet, so the front desk moved me to the 14th floor. The room upstairs was a bit bigger, and the toiletries were different too. The main draw is still the convenient location; it's easy to get anywhere from here, and there are plenty of convenience stores and cafes nearby.

A wonderful small hotel, close to the Kiba metro station and Kiba Park. Breakfast and lunch are available at the hotel cafe. It's delicious and affordable. All amenities are in the room. The hotel has an elevator and a separate staircase. The room is small but very comfortable. There's another cafe across from the hotel, and shops and cafes are a 2-minute walk away. The staff is very friendly. I highly recommend this hotel.

I stayed for a total of five nights in a twin room with two single beds. On Valentine's Day, the price was 1086 RMB, which was quite a premium, as other nights were in the hundreds, with the cheapest being just over 500 RMB. The room was 26 square meters, which is quite spacious, clean, and tidy. The bathroom was large and convenient for washing. The foot massager was great for relieving foot pain and fatigue, and each room had one. The room was perfect for two people, just the right size. My child and I found the location very convenient, with both the Seagull Line and Rinkai Line available. It's a four-minute walk to the hotel, and you can quickly reach all the places you need to go by subway. Dining options nearby are also convenient, with many restaurants. The hotel's restaurant next to the elevator on the first floor offers good dinner options worth trying. There's a Lawson on the second floor where you can pick up a delicious breakfast. In the middle of our stay, we went to Enoshima and Hakone for a few days. We stored our luggage at the hotel for free for five days, so we only had to carry a simple backpack with a change of underwear. It felt very convenient. Changing clothes in winter is less frequent than in summer, and traveling by train was very easy. Most hotels have washing machines and dryers, which is also very convenient. No need to drag luggage around everywhere. The hotel storing our luggage was so helpful! Both check-in and check-out were self-service at machines, which was also quite convenient. There's also an airport shuttle bus; you need to book a spot in advance if you want to be dropped off at the airport. Taking the subway yourself is also convenient. There are many buses next to the International Exhibition Center subway station, which can also be used for transportation.

The location was convient and close to the airport. We took a tax since we arrived late at night, the expenses was acceptable. Then it was walking distance to the market and Ginza, as we are used to walk around a lot. The room was well designed and clean, fit two suitcases easily. The cleaning service was very nice. Convient store everywhere. I had to use laundry outside the hotel since all the four machines were occupied in the hotel. It was only  a few minutes away. I also shopped at a local super market and got a super fancy bento box. Really enjoyed it. The coffee machine in the room was a bonus. After we checked out, it was one bus trip to the Tokyo station right in front of the hotel. Definitely recommend the hotel.

I stayed in Ginza for a day as a transit stop after landing, and the bed was great; I slept soundly until morning. I had dinner at Hokuto Wagyu downstairs, but it wasn't great value for money. The most expensive set menu was ¥3980, and the portion of beef for two was tiny. The ¥1000 special lunch set was acceptable for the price, but the meat quality was very ordinary. The discounted sashimi from OK Supermarket was excellent; I got a fantastic meal for just 100 RMB. I tried the beef bowl at Tsukiji Market downstairs, but the beef had a strong ***** taste. The offal bowl had a very heavy bean paste flavor that I couldn't get used to. The market itself is mostly tourists, so it's worth a quick look around, but that's about it.

This hotel's location is perfect for business travelers, situated conveniently between the train station and the Big Sight exhibition center. Both are within walking distance. They also offer self-service luggage lockers, and you can even send your bags to the front desk for storage before you arrive.