Saitama Guest Houses

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Our top choices for Saitama guest houses

A hotel room with a bed, a nightstand, a lamp, a power outlet, and a trash bin.

1. Nishisugamo Hotel

Toshima

9 Oct - 10 Oct

A closed sliding door with a keypad lock, a small sign above it, and a tiled entrance area.

2. Sophiearth Apartment

Shinjuku

Encik

8 Oct - 9 Oct

The exterior of the Nikku Global Hotel with a black facade, a visible entrance, and a mosaic window.

3. Shinjuku Global Hotel

Shinjuku

Kellye

12 Oct - 13 Oct

A room with a large window, a wooden table, and shelves with various items.

4. Andon Ryokan

Taito

Nicole

14 Oct - 15 Oct

A hotel room with a wooden door, a mirror, a sink, and a bed.

5. Moon Base Tokyo Inn

Kita

MING-CHUN

13 Oct - 14 Oct

A modern hotel room with a shower, a bed, a sofa, a bedside table, and a mirror.

6. cozey retreat otsuka

Toshima

Jason

29 Oct - 30 Oct

A Tokyo Art House Guest House with a neon sign, a wooden slatted wall, and a framed artwork.

7. Tokyo Art House

Arakawa

Luke

5 Nov - 6 Nov

A beige building with a white door, a small window, and a mailbox.

8. Tuktuk House

Kawagoe

"Definitely a great place to stay if you are visiting Kawagoe with its historic 'Edo Town', as the nearest station (Matoba) is just two stops away. The very kind owner/host offers a comfortable place to stay with excellent hospitality and flexibility for not just solo travellers but couples and even small groups. The location is just a short walk from the station with plenty of shops nearby to meet your short-term shopping needs. The spacious room with the basic furnishings proved to be a great...

Bradley

10 Oct - 11 Oct

9. Hotel Prele Asakusa

Taito

"The first thing you should know is that this is not a hotel. It's an apartment with two flats, one on the second floor and one on the third floor, above a storefront about half way between the Ueno and Asakusa stations. That said, it's not bad as a rental apartment, and was a good fill-in for us when our Air BnB booking was cancelled on short notice. All of the communication with the owner was via the Expedia site - we never met anyone in person, but got check-in instructions via messages...

Anonymous traveller

22 Oct - 23 Oct

A traditional Japanese restaurant entrance with a signboard, wooden architecture, and potted plants.

10. Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa

Asakusa

Kenji

11 Oct - 12 Oct

A modern two-story building with a brick facade, a garage, and a visible staircase leading to the upper floor.

11. Cross Bridge Ikebukuro

Toshima

6 Oct - 7 Oct

A modern building entrance with a wooden door, a small window, and a well-lit sign.

12. Gennoya

Shinjuku

Antoinette

20 Oct - 21 Oct

A hotel room with a double bed, a single bed, a wardrobe, and a window with curtains.

13. PIKA STAY Shimada House

Nishinippori

13 Oct - 14 Oct

A hotel entrance with a glass door, a potted plant inside, and a signboard with the hotel's name.

14. Hotel&Co. Sagami

Shinjuku

Rafael Ascencio

6 Oct - 7 Oct

A building facade with a banner reading "IKIDANE Residential Hotel" and a small potted plant near the entrance.

15. Ikidane Residential Hotel Sumida Kyojima

Sumida

CARLOS E

26 Oct - 27 Oct

16. Taito Ryokan

Taito

Kacy

A narrow hallway with a door at the end, a hanging light fixture, and a small framed object on the wall.

17. Akasakano-sato Premium

Minato

Anonymous traveller

8 Oct - 9 Oct

18. 44824 Hotel Cocoro Inn Asakusa Kuramae

Taito

Sameera

6 Oct - 7 Oct

A hotel room with a large bed, a small seating area, a TV screen displaying a scenic view, and a hanging light fixture.

19. TOE LIBRARY

Asakusa

"Our host Yoshi and the staff at Toe Library were incredibly welcoming, offering us tips around the neighborhood and, when we left, a bag of delicious Japanese cookies. The room itself was cozy, well-appointed, and full of personality—and we especially appreciated that because we happened to be there during a typhoon and spent a lot of time lounging there as we waited for the worst of the storm to pass. This is a completely unique stay and I’d recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo."

Alyssa

5 Nov - 6 Nov