Hotels near Gakushikaikan, Tokyo

This is a great hotel! They provide toiletries, pajamas, and even charging cables and curling irons, so you really don't need to bring anything when staying at a Sotetsu series hotel. Although this particular branch in Jimbocho is a bit of a walk from the station, the area is full of bookstores and restaurants, making for a fantastic atmosphere.

I stayed for a few days and felt very comfortable; this hostel is pretty great overall. They have a buffet, so food is very convenient. The staff are all very friendly and patient when you have questions. Downstairs, there's a coffee shop and a water dispenser, which makes daily life very easy. The room was clean and tidy, and didn't feel cramped at all. I stayed in a six-person room, but there were only four of us, so there was plenty of space. The window faced the street, and the view was decent. Overall, it was a very reassuring stay.

A very affordable and comfortable accommodation option, perfect for solo backpackers. While I haven't stayed in many hostels, this one is by far the cleanest and most comfortable I've experienced.

This was my first stay here, and the only real issue was that the location is a bit far from the station. The staff were very kind. The only other minor thing was that some fellow guests were a little noisy, but nothing too bothersome. As I'm sensitive to smells, I really appreciated the air purifier and the coin laundry. The complimentary coffee and donuts in the morning were delicious. I'd like to try the cafe on the first floor next time. While some reviews have lower ratings, I think it really depends on the staff and guests present at the time.

Ugh, I'm usually not one to write reviews, but this place was seriously amazing! I stayed for five days and absolutely loved it. It was really clean and smelled great. Being an all-female hostel made me feel very safe, and most of the guests were solo travelers, so everyone was friendly and polite. The facilities were excellent, they even had toner! The location was super convenient; I could get ready at 7 AM and do my skincare routine and shower at 8 PM without any issues. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Tokyo! Pure heaven!

The room is a bit small but I guess it is common in Japan, especially in Tokyo town. Location wise, it’s a short walk to kanda station and also a walkable distance to Tokyo station. Kanda JR station basically is good enough. Access to chuo line and Yamanote line. These 2 lines are good enough to go ueno, akihabara, shibuya, shinjuku, ikebukuro. And this station also hold the ginza metro line. And nearby otemachi station who has access to most of the subway lines. There are convenience stores nearby, 7-11 just next to it.

The room was clean and tidy, perfect for a solo traveler. There were plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby, and getting around was very easy. It's a great choice, and I'd definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Japan.

I had a very satisfying stay. The facilities were well-equipped, and the bed space was generous, ensuring a comfortable sleep. There was plenty of room under the bed for a suitcase and a travel bag. There are many shops nearby, and the Tsukuba Express and Ginza Line right outside are very convenient. It's a bit far from Asakusa Station, so if you have luggage, remember to navigate and avoid the Senso-ji Temple area; take another route. My roommates were all considerate, and it was very quiet at night, though it's inevitable if you happen to get a snorer, haha.

This hotel is located in Tokyo's CBD office district and is half the price of the Palace Hotel and Marunouchi Hotel. It offers excellent value for money and is very convenient for getting around. It's a 10-minute walk from my Tokyo office and a 3-minute walk from Otemachi subway station. The hotel is popular with business travelers from abroad and families on vacation. Across the street, there's a 7-Eleven and a Whole Foods, as well as a few Chinese restaurants and ramen shops. The rooms are small, but that's typical for hotels in Japan. There's no desk, which can be a bit inconvenient if you need to work on a laptop. There are very few power outlets in the room – I only found one next to the floor lamp and one in the bathroom. However, there's a USB port by the bed. Breakfast is served in the downstairs cafe from 6:30 AM to 10 AM for 1580 yen per person. From 3 PM to 10 PM, there's a complimentary self-service coffee and tea station with cookies and snacks. Toiletries can be picked up near the elevators. If you need facial cleanser or cream, you can ask the front desk staff for women's amenities. The front desk service is excellent, though communicating in English with the Japanese staff can be a bit challenging.

The hotel was very good. I was able to leave my bags in the reception area when I arrived earlier than expected, so I could go and explore hands free. It was clean, it was in a good location, slightly hard to find at first but after that all good. Fast WiFi, it had a charging port for usb on the bed and then it had a plug on the desk. It had a shower and bath area. It came with shampoo, co conditioner, body wash etc. The only bad thing I have to say is that the bed was quite hard compared to what I’m used to. A lot of people prefer that but I didn’t get the best nights sleep because of this. That’s the only thing I will say though. The staff were super helpful, housekeeping calls at 10am to clear your bin which is great! All in all very good I would stay again.