Best Yashio Hotels

"Facilities: General Hygiene: Very good Environment: General Service: Basically can't speak English, need to rely on translation software"

"With the Greater Tokyo Pass, you can stay here at a very low price. It only takes half an hour to get to Ueno Asakusa East Station. However, it is difficult to find the hotel entrance after getting off the train at night. As for the hotel services and facilities, I am very satisfied and it is definitely worth the money."

"The location is pretty good, right at the doorstep of Sanxiang Chuo Station, and there is also a Lawson convenience store nearby. The rooms at Toyoko Inn are very good, with everything you need, and the service is also very good"

"This is the most booked hotel by family, friends and colleagues when they go to Japan. It is convenient for travel, the rooms are clean, the price is reasonable, the facilities are complete, the skin care products are from DHC, and the toiletries are from Kao, which is very good."

"The hotel is about 10 minutes' walk from Yatsuka station on a main road. The building is older, but the large rooms are well-maintained, clean and the bed is comfortable. Breakfast is simple, you either have 2 slices of toast with butter and jam or 2 rice balls with the small salad plate, taking rice and toast is not permitted, the lady at breakfast keeps a close eye on this. Unlimited coffee from 6:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. The hotel rents out a bike, a mamachari without gears. It works well though, I cycled 50 km through Tokyo on it. There are various supermarkets around the hotel within 5-10 minutes. There are also restaurants, a little further away there are several izakayas and in the BellX Mall there is a Saizerya restaurant with cheap Italian food. The staff at reception are very nice and helpful, the lady at breakfast only speaks to Asian-looking guests. Good for one night, but if you want to stay longer you should note: All the windows in the hotel have a fixed privacy screen, you can only see out through a small gap at the top and bottom. The elevated road to Tokyo is within earshot, and the noise is hard to block out even with earplugs. If you can only sleep with the window open you have a problem. The air conditioning in the room hums very loudly all the time, I didn't use it, not even for heating. I didn't use it."

"I used Toyoko Inn for the first time. I stayed in a room with two single beds alone. The amenities were taken from the place on the first floor and entered the room, and some of them brought themselves, but I was able to spend it without problems. It was a very convenient location near Misato Station. I went out without eating breakfast. I want to use it next time."

"The room is small but clean and comfortable. Close to the station, very convenient."

"From the tram station, we walked through a quiet residential area. It was not too far, but Google navigation was not very accurate. It was a house with local characteristics and affordable. Because it was a wooden house, the sound insulation was not very good, but everyone was relatively quiet at night."

"Good location, spacious room (for Japanese standards and 3 people), comfortable beds, helpful staff, clean rooms and bathrooms. A good price/worth option. The only problem is the breakfast. There is only ONE breakfast option (sandwich, salad and a drink of your choice). For a short trip (1-2 days) is ok; but for more than 3 (we stayed a total of 8 days in Tokyo, 4 days at the beginning of our trip and 4 at the end) eating the EXACT SAME THING 4 DAYS IN A ROW is tiring. If you want something else from the menu? You have to pay for it… What’s the point of paying for a room with breakfast included if I need to pay again and more to have other options). As a recommendation? Add at least 1 more option for breakfast and interchange both."