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All rooms on the premium floor have an open-air bath (artificial hot spring) in the room, so you can enjoy a relaxing private bath time while looking out at the sea. It is located next to Kamogawa Sea World, so there are many families who go to the aquarium.

Onyado Nono Asakusa Bettei is a premium Japanese-style hotel located right next to Sensoji Temple. Of course, Hoppy Street is right in front of you, making it the perfect location for bar-hopping. The rooms are Japanese-style with a clean interior, and the beds and amenities are carefully designed. It is equipped with a luxurious large natural hot spring bath, which you wouldn't expect to find in a hotel in the city center. This is a recommended hotel where you can relax both body and mind while enjoying the atmosphere of Asakusa.

This is a hidden hot spring inn in the Kanto region. Therefore, it is relatively easy to make a reservation even during the New Year holidays. The guest rooms are Japanese-style rooms with a calming atmosphere where you can feel the warmth of wood and relax while looking out at the mountain stream. There is a New Year's Kaiseki plan, where you can enjoy colorful, authentic Kaiseki cuisine made with an abundance of luxurious ingredients prepared by the head chef himself. The hot spring water 100% natural hot spring and comes in a large public bath and an open-air bath, where you can relax in the hot spring while looking out at the beautiful natural scenery.

It is a few minutes walk from Ichigaya, two stations away from Suidobashi Station, the nearest station to Tokyo Dome, and is located on a main street, so you can arrive without getting lost. Since it is run by a public institution association, the price is reasonable, the rooms are clean, and the hygiene is good. There are also restaurants nearby, making it very convenient.

This hotel has a good location and is cheap. It is about a 15-minute walk to the Tsukiji Outer Market. It is also close to the subway. The room is compact, but it doesn't bother me if I'm just staying overnight. There was a private shower and no bathtub. There are many restaurants nearby, including izakayas, so it's not a problem to eat. There were also several convenience stores.

The hotel is a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station, across from Miyashita Park, and offers a plan that includes breakfast, and homemade bread is also available. There is no unit bath, only a shower booth, but children up to 12 years old can stay for free per bed, so I think it is a cheap hotel in Shibuya. If you want to go to Meiji Shrine, it is a 15-minute walk to Harajuku Station while looking at the National Yoyogi Stadium, so why not take a stroll around the city? There is also a guide article on walking around the city on the hotel's official website.

It's a 5-minute walk from Ueno Station, so I think it's a very convenient hotel for sightseeing in Ueno. The twin rooms are spacious, so I think it's fine for families to stay there. The view is nice, the breakfast is good, and most importantly, it's new.

This is an inn that values the experience of Mt. Takao. Since you will be going as a group of four, you can choose to book a standard room for four people, or a room for two parents or a room for two married couple. A unique service offered by this inn is that it offers a plan that includes firewood for the bonfire. There are no hot springs, but it is recommended if you want to fully enjoy the view of Mt. Takao and the mountain climbing experience!

Richmond Hotel Tokyo Musashino is a 7-minute walk from JR Mitaka Station. You can also walk to the Ghibli Museum in about 30 minutes. Depending on the number of beds, children up to elementary school age can stay for free if they sleep in the same bed as their parents. If you are planning to visit the Ghibli Museum, this is a recommended hotel where you can stay at a reasonable price.

This hotel is highly recommended as it is only a 2-minute walk from Tsukiji Station Exit 2. It is also very close to Tsukiji Market, making it convenient for gourmet trips. I have stayed here before, and chose it because of its convenient location. The hotel's proud freshly baked bread breakfast is free and a great deal. There is a convenience store on the first floor, which is convenient for shopping. There is free WiFi connection service, so the internet environment is also smooth and this is a recommended hotel.

Although it is not a capsule hotel, you can stay for about 7,000 yen if you stay without Accommodation only, and you can enjoy the natural hot spring, so I recommend it. It is also located a 7-minute walk from Ikebukuro, so it is easily accessible within Tokyo, depending on where you work. The sauna is available until 25:00, and hot spring are available all night, so it is safe to use even if you start late after work. Free ramen is provided until 23:00, so it is also a good late-night snack.

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If you book a room with a tower view at the Tokyo Edition Toranomon, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo Tower from the large windows. From a room with a private terrace, you can enjoy a spacious view of Tokyo. You can also receive first-class service at the restaurants and bars, and enjoy extraordinary hospitality while in the big city of Tokyo.

Shibamata, Katsushika Ward, is located in the downtown area of Tokyo. This hotel is in Chiba Prefecture, but is very close to Shibamata, and you can get to Shibamata by crossing the river. There is a bronze statue of Tora-san at Shibamata Station, and a shopping street where you can feel the atmosphere of the downtown area. Security is high, so even female guests can stay here with peace of mind. A twin room with breakfast is relatively reasonably priced even for one person.

It is directly connected to Toyosu Station, making it extremely convenient. It is also about a 10-minute walk from TeamLab Planets, so it is a recommended hotel if you are planning to visit the Toyosu area. The views from the rooms on the higher floors are also excellent, with a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, Odaiba, and the night view of the city center.

The bath uses travertine from "Futamata Onsen" in Hokkaido, and the hot spring water is rich in calcium carbonate, so it warms you to the core of your body without cooling down easily. The restaurant also has a wide selection of snacks and classic Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes, and a wide selection of drinks including alcoholic beverages, so you can enjoy not only the hot springs and nap, but also the food.

"Resol Poshtel Tokyo Asakusa" is a new type of accommodation that is becoming more and more popular these days, called "Poshtel," which combines the comfort of a hotel with the functionality of a Japanese capsule hotel. With rooms modeled after teahouses and a feel of Japanese culture everywhere, the hotel makes you feel as if you have traveled back in time to the Edo period. With good access from Asakusa and reasonable accommodation costs, it is a popular accommodation with guests from all over the world visiting Japan.

If you're looking for a reasonably cheap, clean, and comfortable hotel, I recommend this one. It's a private school, so it's not very expensive, but it's stylish and comfortable. It's also located very close to Ichigaya Station, which is almost in the center of the Yamanote Line, so transportation is very convenient no matter where you go in Tokyo. Meiji Shrine is 20 minutes away by train, and Asakusa and Skytree are 30 minutes away.

Why not try the guesthouse? This inn is an old house that has been renovated into a guesthouse. The long garden with its veranda and stepping stones exudes a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere. You can also chat in the living bar. The place is right next to Tokyo Metro Iriya Station.