Hotels near Daikanyama Station, Tokyo

"I always stay here whenever I am in Shibuya because its price and location wise is the most worth it around Shibuya area. Room is small but has everything you need. However one thing that stayed the same over the years is the hot/cold water shower system, hope the management can look to change it as it takes a long time for hot water to come out and when it does it becomes scalding hot. No complaints due to the excellent service standards (staff speak very good English) and its stone throw proximity to the New South Exit of JR Shibuya."

"This hotel is the closest one to Higashi-Ikebukuro Station, and right across from Sunshine City! The 7-Eleven downstairs was the most comprehensive one I found on this Tokyo trip. Even with a lot of people buying things, the checkout was super fast, with 6-7 staff working at once – very efficient. There's also bowling, an aquarium, a 100-yen shop, and a drugstore, all conveniently located downstairs. Every day was just shopping, shopping, shopping! Since tax refunds aren't as easy anymore, you might as well stock up."

"Great Location and does the job, however you have to be out of bed and ready to give your key and check out by 11am even if you stay multiple days, so sleeping in is difficult, luggage storage isn’t great too but the place does the job if you’re travelling solo, wouldn’t recommend if you have packed alot though 👍🏻"

"Great hotel located directly above Shibuya station which meant the location was very convenient. Even though I had booked the base room which was only 20 m², the room design meant that the room did not feel small at all and the room was a well laid out with a Japanese style toilet and seperate shower. Overall I would definitely stay at this hotel, considering its location, price, customer service and room layout. The hotel staff at the front desk were very helpful and we’re even able to help us send our baggage to our next hotel and help us fill out the documentation in Japanese."

"Lovely boutique hotel in a fantastic location. About 8 minutes walk from the metro, one stop from Shibuya, many other transport links. Ebisu station has many stores for great shopping from food to clothing and more, very convenient. Surrounded by an abundance of really good restaurants, some literally just downstairs from hotel. At least 3 convenience stores just around the corner. Staff were also very helpful and courteous. Great selection of amenities and extras at reception. I would stay again. Ebisu is easily one of my favourite areas to stay in Tokyo. Not crazy busy but lots to explore. Note, it's a boutique hotel, so not particularly spacious but the location definitely makes up for it. Highly recommended as a convenient base for a few days."

"As a solo female traveler, I specifically booked a 'Ladyroom' here. It's located on the same floor as the front desk and has two security doors, requiring a room card to access the ladies' floor – I felt incredibly safe! The front desk staff were super helpful, and the cleaning ladies were all locals and very polite (unlike some hotels with Southeast Asian staff). My room was spotless every day during my three-night stay, extremely clean and hygienic. The Ladyroom also came with a curling iron and a beauty device, which was a very thoughtful touch! The only downside is they don't provide individually packaged toiletries, so be sure to bring your own in advance! **Environment:** The hotel's location is super convenient. There's a popular brunch spot right downstairs, and so many great food options nearby!"

"The room was clean and tidy, and the front desk service was very attentive, providing me with lots of guidance on transportation – really commendable! I stayed at this hotel two years ago and just spent another three nights here. The breakfast has definitely improved; I ate there on my check-out day because of the heavy rain, and it was quite good, definitely worth the price. Ironically, the trendy, long-queued bakery near the hotel that everyone raves about was actually quite mediocre."

"Front desk and housekeeping staff were very kind but the hotel itself lacked some basic amenities like a suitcase rack, cotton swabs and most importantly for me, a smoking area. I understand that smoking is strictly regulated in Shibuya, but given that fact it would be nice for the hotel to provide a designated area rather than instructing guests to walk 5 blocks each way to the often crowded public smoking area at Ebisu Station. Every other hotel I’ve stayed at in Japan has provided this. If you are a smoker definitely look elsewhere. Room and facilities were relatively clean but small and not thoughtfully designed. Only two small hooks with 2 hangers each for clothing. Many marks on the walls, especially the toilet which felt somewhat unhygienic. Decorative moss on the wall had a strange odor, and after handing you a bottle of water at check in you’re on your own for pretty much everything. Breakfast was quite basic served with plastic cutlery and often sold out of anything but plain toast by 9am. Despite the shortcomings the location was good and front desk was apologetic for lack of amenities."

"Might be one of the best hostels I’ve ever stayed at. At first I was surprised ‘cause I expected a room with some bunk beds, but instead it’s a very big room so it's like a dorm with so many bunkbeds. But worry not, it gives u more privacy that u can expect, even though during the days it can be a bit noisy as the staff might get into the room to clean and change sheets after someone checked out. But I really love the place. The toilets are plenty, the shower rooms are many, so you don't need to feel like you have to rush when using them ‘cause nobody is waiting after you. Body soaps, shampoos, n conditioner are also available. Even extra towels for guests staying multiple nights! I feel like being pampered. They also provide washing&drying machines, so laundry is taken care of. They even provide sanitary napkins/woman pads! This is so considerate and greatly appreciated. And while they said “no luggage storage,” they actually provided the space, so it’s really convenient. I love the location the best. It’s just one train away from and to Narita airport, so if u carry a baggage with u, u can travel with ease as u don’t need to transfer to another train/metro n drag your suitcases around. It’s also close to some stations like Mita St. and Tamachi St, and others, including bus stops, so going anywhere from and to the hostel is never a hassle. And as other reviews might have said, it's so close to Tokyo Tower! They also have a lounge in the basement where u can have your meals, get hot water, etc. Totally recommend this place! PS: While I have no issues with this, when I stayed there, there was this lady complaining about the construction’s noises, so if you’re a light sleeper u might take it into account. But personally I don’t really feel that, ‘cause after venturing out all day, my body just succumbed to the bed to sleep. LoL"

"Great Location for shopping, would recommend but They are hot on the 10am check out will knock on your door! (10:04) and did not offer late check out"