Hotels near Kachidoki Station, Tokyo

The spacious and comfortable rooms allow families to rest peacefully. The first floor also offers a wide variety of hot spring powder and sample packs of premium lotions and toners! The welcome tea was also very good. The only downside was the somewhat limited selection of breakfast options, but overall it was still quite good. The biggest surprise was the vegetable porridge! Overall, it was a fantastic stay, and the cleanliness was excellent!

The location was convient and close to the airport. We took a tax since we arrived late at night, the expenses was acceptable. Then it was walking distance to the market and Ginza, as we are used to walk around a lot. The room was well designed and clean, fit two suitcases easily. The cleaning service was very nice. Convient store everywhere. I had to use laundry outside the hotel since all the four machines were occupied in the hotel. It was only  a few minutes away. I also shopped at a local super market and got a super fancy bento box. Really enjoyed it. The coffee machine in the room was a bonus. After we checked out, it was one bus trip to the Tokyo station right in front of the hotel. Definitely recommend the hotel.

The location is very convenient, but the nearest subway exit doesn't have an elevator. You need to do your research beforehand, otherwise, you'll end up like me, rushing to catch a flight and taking the closest entrance, lugging your suitcase downstairs – it was exhausting. Within the Ginza area, shopping and dining are a breeze. Plus, if you walk towards Tsukiji, it's not the bustling Ginza at all; it's a very quiet neighborhood.

The facilities are great, especially the tatami mats, and the shower pressure was excellent. The only minor downside was the 10 AM checkout. Unfortunately, my family caught the flu and had a fever of over 40 degrees. Luckily, I brought medicine, but they still needed to rest. I had to pay for an additional 5 hours, at 1100 yen per hour, for an early check-in and late checkout. It was a lifesaver that they allowed us to pay for the extra time; otherwise, I don't know what we would have done. Tsukiji Market is right downstairs, but the subway is a bit of a walk, usually more than 8 minutes. Overall, it's great value for money.

I chose this hotel because it is closer to Toyosu market, but unfortunately I didn't notice the time and date of the opening of the market store 😔 it became just to go to the nearby hot springs for a while and returned to the hotel to rest🥲 Although, this chain of hot springs is indeed good! 😍 The location of the hotel is definitely farther than the main sightseeing spots, the facilities are older, but the room is bigger and cleaner than expected ! 🙂↕️ This side is biased towards residential areas, walking to different locations is far, but suitable for tourists who want to go to Toyosu Market in the morning to see the market style and want to stay simple and cheap for a night. 

The hotel is more like an apartment, with a stove, fridge, microwave, and washing machine. It's perfect for families who like to be self-sufficient. You take off your shoes before entering, so it's quite clean. I think you need to tell the front desk if you want room cleaning, otherwise, no one will disturb you. The room size is great for three people, and there's a large table that can hold a lot of stuff, also good for dining together. Tsukiji Market is right outside, very lively. Ginza is just a short walk away, and Mitsukoshi is even closer.

It is difficult to find accommodation for three or more people near Kinji, and even if you do, the prices tend to be high. However, this place, which opened on April 1st, is truly the best. The kids were also very satisfied, and it is close to Tsukizu Station and Higashi-Shiginjo Station. I was worried because there were no reviews when I booked, but I think I made a good choice. The beds, bedding, refrigerator, and table were all excellent. I don't think there is a place like this in Tokyo.

Hotel is conveniently located near many restaurants and cafes, making it easy to find food options nearby. While it’s accessible, do expect a bit of a walk to reach major subway lines like the Ginza Line. Cleanliness could be improved, but it’s acceptable for an older hotel. The ladies’ room facilities are well equipped, which is a nice touch. Room size is standard for Tokyo — fits two 26/27” suitcases, though space gets tight when moving around.

For the last two days of my trip to Japan, I returned to Tokyo and booked a different capsule hotel this time. The Shinbashi KON Hotel is conveniently located about a 10-minute walk from JR Shinbashi Station. Check-in is done via a self-service machine, which provides you with a password. It's available 24/7 and very introvert-friendly! The hotel has a total of 3 floors. B1 houses the lounge, laundry room, and showers, while floors 1 and 2 are dedicated to capsule rooms, which are co-ed. Starting with B1, the lounge has reading lights at every seat, plus a fridge, microwave, and sink for simple food preparation. The shower room has over 10 cubicles and 7-8 vanity areas, each equipped with a hairdryer. There's also an abundance of towels available at the entrance. Overall, it's very convenient and offers a good experience. Now, regarding the capsule rooms: each floor's restroom has 4 cubicles, one of which is for men only and contains only urinals. This design seems to maximize efficiency. The hotel's attention to detail is commendable. For instance, the co-ed restrooms are stocked with feminine hygiene products for emergencies, and earplugs are provided in every capsule. These are the strong points of this capsule hotel. However, compared to the other one I stayed at, its drawbacks are also quite noticeable. Firstly, there's no elevator, so climbing stairs repeatedly can be a pain, especially if you have a large suitcase. Secondly, the capsule facilities are quite basic, with just one light and one power outlet. The capsule height is a bit low; my long winter coat, which could hang freely in the other capsule hotel, couldn't here. Finally, each person only gets a very small locker, roughly big enough for a shoulder bag. Neither a backpack nor a suitcase will fit, so everyone's luggage ends up piled in the hallway.

I stayed here for one night without meals. There are restaurants nearby, and even if you miss the scheduled time, there are some chain restaurants that are open 24 hours a day, so it's a good option. The hotel has a nice atmosphere that feels like it's worth the price, and the overall feel is a bit dated. I stayed here, and it may have just been the room, but the sewage smell in the bathroom was pretty strong. It wasn't a problem when I was taking a bath, but the sewage smell was noticeable when I was using the toilet or washing my face, so I wouldn't recommend this hotel for people who are particular about cleanliness or who like their bathrooms clean... (There wasn't any mold or anything, just the awful sewage smell.) Otherwise, the front desk responded quickly when I contacted them around 4pm, which was nice. I recommend this hotel for people who have business in the area, don't want to stay long, don't want to stay in internet cafes, and want to keep costs as low as possible!