Hotel Arcsens

The hotel is quite inflexible and expects us to sign in our guest and restrict to 30min visit. We are a family of 3 and have 1 friend visiting the room. Additionally, they could not accommodate a 15 min extension to check out from 10:00 am to 10:15am. Very disappointing! Lastly, no cleaning unless you stay for more than 5 days! We stayed for 4 days.

Wonderful renovated home/hotel in a quiet residential neighborhood. This is not the place to stay if you want the bright lights of Tokyo right outside your door, but we were looking to stay a quiet residential ryokan/hotel where even the Japanese would want to stay. Plus, when we did want the bright lights, the subway was right around the corner and we’re able to get everywhere quickly with no problem. Lisa at the front desk was a delight and so helpful in helping us navigate our first 48 hours in Japan. The bottom line is this is a 10++++ place if, in addition to the bright lights and historic sights, you want to walk quiet, shop-lined streets to get a better taste of how Japanese people really live. We even walked into a little street fair celebrating the national respect-for-the-aged holiday on our first night and the all Japanese families were encouraging us to jump into the celebrations! This place is a gem.

Room was great for our family of four. Easy walk to transit.

Helpful staff, clean place, quality mattress. Will recommend the place to friends.

Great hotel , loft style , not for tall people very low ceilings . Staff super friendly

Great little design hotel… compact rooms well distribution of space… good location 10 min walk from nearest metro.. would satay there again

Cool interiors and kids enjoyed the novelty of the cosy bunker vibe but feels a bit like a cell block & the limited customer service we did receive was cold. No trimmings (where were the tea bags & teaspoons to go with the kettle & cups?). We won’t be back.