Okawa Holidays

Trendy lobby and a great location in (also very self-consciously trendy) Shimo, but overall a much more youth hostel-like experience than expected at this price point. Rooms very basic; thin walls, no bath or even TV in the "superior" room, small feeling standard double bed up against the window (so whoever is on the wall side gets a face full of curtain and a cold draught all night). No proper lighting controls or lamps. Lots of foreign tourists staying - whether you count that as a good or bad thing, visitors excited to be in Japan for the first time (and used to what 100 bucks a night gets you in London/Paris/NYC) won't care but, having lived in Tokyo many years, we feel very aware the rooms are below standard and overpriced for what you might expect at so many business motels around Tokyo (and actually we were at a 5-star hotel the prior few days scarcely $15 more than this per night). If you want to party in Shimo or Shibuya you're paying for the location, basically, plus a little English service at reception. (Having said that, not all staff on reception wer excellent English speakers either.)

A family of 4 with 2 young kids. Super convenient and very friendly staff. Didn't hear neighbours at all even with a baby next door.

Beautiful hotel with the most amazing gardens. Staff were so lovely as well. Would definitely go back!

The room was spacious and clean with great amenities. Staff was friendly and helpful. The location is excellent. Quiet neighborhood but minutes away from the train station. So many shops, eateries and beautiful Sensoji Temple within walking distance. I would definitely stay here again.

Amazing view from room, 5 min walk to station.