Tokyo Hotel Guide - 2 stars Hotels in Tokyo, Japan

The hotel is located a little bit off the main street. Not very obvious when walk out of the station. However, once you know the location, you can commute quite easily to and from the stations (JR and subways). One side of the hotel is next to the cementery which you can just draw the curtain if you are uncomfortable.

The staff here speaks English and that's a plus particularly when getting direction. Location is close to New Keihan line onto Shinjuku station. There are several supermarket and restaurant along the street so it's easy to buy whatever your needs from food to personal item. The room is small like any other hotel in Japan and I couldn't complain for that. What my concern is the breakfast it's typical continental just bread, coffee, and soup there's nothing more, worse there's no sign on the pudding that it's not included in the menu and ended up paying extra Y500 for that. Otherwise for budgeted travel this is the place for you.

Once you get over the fact that this is Japan, and not the US, and therefore not everything is gigantic... The room was clean, well organized for a small space, and it's really close to a lot of food options and public transit which in a couple stops brings you to the majority of tourist attractions in Tokyo. Really, there isn't much you need otherwise... And the Lawson attached has saved me from many mornings wandering around for breakfast options.

It's a slightly better than its similar competitor, APA hotel nearby in many ways. A whole new building with a very nice and modern lobby and very close to Ginza main street. Room is small, but that's natural for this price range. Amenities are better than APA hotel and actually it's almost you may need when you are staying at a hotel.

We stayed at Hotel MyStays Hamamatsucho on our final day of our recent trip to Japan (the 2nd time we stayed there). We arrived before the check in time of the hotel and left our luggage with the reception staffs as our room was not ready. We were pleasantly surprised when we came back later after some last minute shopping to find that the staffs have our room ready and our luggage waiting for us in our room. Such good service! The staffs speak good English and were very polite and helpful. Our queen room was clean, well equipped and spacious for the price... excellent value for money. It's also just 17 minutes away to Haneda Airport via Monorail (express) from the nearby Hamamatsucho JR station.

Very convenient location in the heart of Shinjuku. 3 minute walk to JR Shin-Okubo station. If you're used to sleeping on mattresses, you have to understand that sleeping on tatami mats (with a futon) will take adjusting to. Every reasonably priced hotel in Tokyo will be rather small, but the bathroom seemed especially so. Having said that, it is good for those wanting an affordable, convenient, and clean place to stay.

Easy to got to Tokyo station via Kanda Station. Area is okay. Found a great little restaurant not far away. Hotel staff is friendly and rooms are clean

Great, simple hotel if you need a place to spend the night in Tokyo. Small rooms, but does the trick. Nice and cold A/C, shower, bed...what more do you need?

Room is small but acceptable, location quite near to doei line, supermarket nearby open till 12am