Hotels near Bentenyu, Tokyo

"Stayed at Henn na Hotel Tokyo Asakusabashi and it was such a unique experience! The room was clean and comfortable. The size was not too small as i thought — pretty much the standard Tokyo hotel room size. Enough space to relax after a long day exploring the city. The most interesting part is the check-in experience. The receptionists here are robots! 🤖 Perfect for anyone who doesn’t feel like talking to people after a tiring trip. I arrived late at night and honestly… checking in with robots in a quiet lobby felt a little spooky at first 😂 But after a while, it became a fun and memorable experience. Overall, a nice, clean, and convenient hotel with a little futuristic Japanese touch. ✨"

"Pros: The surrounding residential area is relatively quiet, and the room is spacious enough to fully open two 26-inch suitcases. Check-in was smooth, just entering the access codes for the building downstairs and the room door. Cons: The frustrating part was that room 503, which we were assigned, had no curtains. Later, we realized the entire curtain track was missing and had been removed and placed in a separate compartment (without screws or a screwdriver). We called customer service to discuss this (knowing English was really important, otherwise I wouldn't have known how to explain it). The customer service initially said they'd send someone to check, but then said the maintenance worker wasn't available and would only come tomorrow. I was like, 'Are we supposed to sleep with all the neighbors watching?' I immediately asked if we could switch rooms, and eventually, we moved to room 602, which had curtains. The whole ordeal took over an hour. Sometimes I feel it's better to be cautious when choosing Airbnb-style accommodations in a foreign country; it can be quite troublesome when you really need help."

"I had a pleasant stay at HOTEL MYSTAYS Asakusa. The location was convenient for exploring Asakusa and other parts of Tokyo, with public transportation within walking distance. The room was compact, which is quite normal in Tokyo, but it was clean, comfortable, and had the basic amenities I needed. The area around the hotel was relatively quiet, so it was nice to come back and rest after a long day of sightseeing. The staff were polite and helpful, and the overall stay was comfortable and convenient. I also liked being able to explore the Asakusa area easily while still having good access to other places in Tokyo. Overall, it was a good choice for a reasonably priced and practical stay in Tokyo. I would consider staying here again on a future visit."

"The hotel is located directly opposite the Ryogoku Kokugikan, which is very convenient. It's a mere 1-minute walk from the West Exit of Ryogoku Station on the JR Sobu Line, and that minute even includes waiting at a traffic light. The convenience is excellent, with direct access to Shinjuku via the Sobu Line. The surrounding area boasts a great selection of eateries, including yakiniku (grilled meat), sushi, izakayas, and even Marusuisan. Behind the station, there's a drugstore, a small supermarket, and convenience stores, making it incredibly handy. You can even see the Tokyo Skytree from the window. As is typical for business hotels in Japan, the room is quite small. Due to its proximity to an overpass and the train station, the environment is very noisy, so earplugs are essential for sleeping at night. The room isn't cleaned daily, but towels are replaced and trash is collected. Other than that, there's not much else to mention. But the main point is that it's cheap—a no-brainer for around 300 yen. What more could you ask for?"

"This was my second stay at the Hotel Mielparque Tokyo Ginza, and the experience was just as excellent as the first, proving my initial choice was a good one. The hotel's location is incredibly convenient. It's just a few minutes' walk to the Ginza shopping district, making shopping and dining a breeze. Plus, with multiple subway stations nearby, getting to any attraction in Tokyo is incredibly easy. While the room size is standard for Tokyo hotels, the high ceilings give a great sense of space, so it never feels cramped. The cleanliness was, as always, outstanding. During my extended stay, the room was meticulously cleaned every day, and towels, toiletries, etc., were promptly replaced, keeping the room consistently spotless. Breakfast continues to be of a high standard, with a rich variety of well-balanced and delicious options. I enjoyed a comfortable meal every morning, providing plenty of energy for the day's activities. The hotel staff are warm and polite. Check-in and check-out were very efficient, and they patiently helped with any issues, making the entire stay very pleasant. The fact that I chose to stay here a second time speaks volumes about the quality and service of this hotel. When I visit Tokyo again in the future, I will definitely choose to stay here, and I'll also recommend it to friends traveling to Tokyo."

"This was my first trip to Tokyo and my first hotel stay in Japan, and it was a fantastic experience. The staff were all incredibly kind and friendly. It's also a pet-friendly hotel, so you see lots of adorable dogs every day. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, making it super convenient for meals, and it's very close to the subway station. Coming from Narita, you barely need to change lines. Overall, it felt very comfortable, and if I ever come back to Tokyo, I'll definitely stay here again."

"This is a stylish hotel in a good location. The hotel is about 10 minutes walk from JR Tokyo station, however as I had a lot of luggage with me I took a taxi from Tokyo station, which cost about 1000 Yen. The entrance to the hotel is a little hard to see - there is an entrance at street level with an automatic sliding door. The door opens to reveal the entrance to a restaurant, you then have to turn left to find the lifts which only go to the 14th floor, where the reception is. After checking-in there are a different set of lifts that go to the floors where the guest rooms are. The reception area, as with the rest of the hotel is stylish - there was a lady dressed in Kimono to help guests at the lifts! I had booked a single room , but I was upgraded to a double room free of charge. This room was a good size by Tokyo standards, with a separate toilet and a separate shower room with a bath. The washbasin was in the entrance hall, not in the bathroom. There was no desk or office chair in the room, but there was a table and corner sofa. There were power and USB sockets by the bed. As I wanted to use a laptop, I had to move the table close to the bed, so that I could plug the laptop into the power socket sit on the sofa. This wasn't the most comfortable arrangement! I would also have preferred to have the wash basin in the bathroom rather than in the entrance hall. The floor tended to get wet where I walked from the entrance door to the bed area. Even though this is a stylish hotel in a good location, with good staff and facilities I wouldn't stay here again. I need a work desk and chair to use a laptop which this room does not have. It is a boutique hotel rather than a business hotel, more suited to guests that don't need to work from the room."

"Extremely close to the station, with fully self-service check-in and check-out. The room was quite spacious, with enough room under the bed for a suitcase and the bed itself was large enough for a backpack. However, the decor style made it feel not entirely clean, and I even encountered mosquitoes. The sink and bathroom were separated from the room by a door, which was convenient, and the bathroom had a wet/dry separation, though there could be queues during peak hours. My bed was closest to the bathroom, and the constant opening and closing of the door was quite noisy. Additionally, there were no restrictions on hairdryer usage times, so at past 1 AM, someone was still blowing their hair, which really disturbed my sleep. I hope this can be improved. The public space on the first floor is a bit small. Overall, for the price, it's a good value, with both pros and cons to weigh."

"he room was a bit small for a couple, but everything was very clean and comfortable ✨ You can also buy the metro pass directly at the hotel, which made travelling around super easy. If you need to check out early in the morning, just drop the key into the machine provided — quick, smooth, and hassle-free"

"The room is definitely small, just as described but it had good amenities and daily housekeeping upon request. I'd say the staff at reception were helpful but everything during check in felt rushed. The convenience store in the building has the worst service and doesn't have the best option. Id suggest the 7/11 at Ryogoku station instead where the staff were super helpful and lovely, with a range of food items."