Hotels near Mikawashima Train Station, Tokyo

Transportation: It's right next to JR Mikawashima Station, about a 12-minute walk to Tokyo Metro Nippori. The nearest convenience store is 7-Eleven. Room: I only stayed one night on the second floor. The women's dormitory bunk bed only had one outlet. No toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers, or bath towel were provided. Shower: The public bath on the second floor was very cold and smelled like grilled fish, so I didn't use it. The first floor only had one communal shower, which had time limits and sometimes required waiting in line. Service: The staff starts at 4 PM. If you arrive early on your check-in day, you can sit around since no one's really watching. Luggage can be stored on the fourth floor. On check-out day, you can store your luggage until 10 PM. The front desk service was decent; there was a young lady who spoke Chinese.

Stayed on this hotel for 2 nights. Location is super convenient, just 2 mins away from Tabata Station (Yamanote Line). You can store your luggage if you arrive earlier than check in time. Note: the road from the station to the hotel is a bit uphill. Staff is also very accommodating. Check out process is also swift as they have machine for express check out. My room is at 3F, Lobby is 4F. Cleanliness is okay, just a bit dusty on the window part. Shower and bath area is what you expect from typical business hotel. Will definitely staff again if I need to go to Tokyo!

The room was very clean, and the service was excellent. The manager at the front desk was a young man who was very polite. He helped me carry my luggage upstairs. Overall, it was very good. I think if it weren't for the strong odor in the bathroom, I would give it a perfect score. Also, it's incredibly close to the subway station, almost a two-minute walk. The soundproofing in this hotel seems a bit poor. However, I didn't hear any loud noises, perhaps because my neighbors were quite polite. Finally, the room is tiny; if you are tall, the bed might be a bit small. I could see that the toilet was old with paint peeling off, but it was quite clean. I stayed here for two days and was very satisfied. (Don't open the toilet door, as it smells terrible inside.)

A good hotel to come with friends

This hotel was great for me! The location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk to the station. It's super convenient to Ueno, only one stop away. There's a 7-Eleven and Lawson right downstairs. Having my own private room was fantastic, and it was so handy having a hanger, fridge, and sink right there. The toilet and shower rooms were spotless. The staff were really friendly and happy to help with any questions. Check-out was super easy. Oh, and the electronic lock on the door was also incredibly convenient! 😆

The hotel is right next to a busy subway line, so some noise is unavoidable. However, if you close the window, most of the sound is blocked out. This is a self-check-in and check-out hotel by design. The subway station mentioned in the hotel's name is actually about a 10-minute walk away, but there's another subway station very close by. There are also izakayas and convenience stores in the vicinity.

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.

1. The hotel is relatively new and offers self check-in, but there are also staff members available to assist, which is great! The room is spacious enough for three large suitcases, no problem. The bed is big enough for two people, and each person gets two pillows, very comfortable! 2. You can walk to Asakusa, but it's a bit of a distance, and similarly, it's also a bit of a walk from the train station. So, I chose to walk 10 minutes to catch a bus to Nippori Station, which makes it convenient to go anywhere. Plus, I got to enjoy the scenery and flowers along the way.

The hotel is like 3 mins walk from JR Tabata station but the surrounding area was quiet with relatively limited options of eateries compared to other stations. There was a local supermarket (Maruetsu) 5 mins walk away from the hotel making it pretty handy if you need to get anything in cheaper prices than a convenient store. The room is larger than average Japanese hotel. One of the negative things about thIs hotel was there wereno actual staff to help you with the check-in process or anything. I had a problem paying an accommodation tax with my 2 credit cards and ended up having to walk through the rain to a nearby 7-11 to top up my IC card as the hotel only accept cashless payment and for some reasons my credit cards didn’t work there (but they worked without having any issues everywhere else in Japan for a whole trip!). Also the hotel didn’t have a umbrella for guests to bollow. Also because of its location being next to the rail tracts, there was a slight to moderate level of noise from the railway even though I was on the top floor so if you are a light sleeper this may interfere your sleep.

Breakfast replenishment was quite slow; items ran out and took a long time to be refilled. Everyone wants to try a bit of everything, but you'd wait for bread, then wait again for fish, and the queue just kept getting longer. The taste and variety were typical Toyoko Inn standard, not bad. The UCC coffee in the lobby being available until midnight was a nice touch. There were no power outlets in the lobby seating area, only in the luggage area, which were used for warming up breakfast in the morning. I saw comments mentioning high-floor rooms with Skytree views, and I thought I might be lucky on the 12th floor too. However, my window (room 04) just faced another guest room across the way, as you can see in the picture. The hotel's location is close to the Asakusabashi subway exit. There's a Kagetsu Arashi ramen nearby, but most other restaurants are on the other side of the subway exit, though still not far. Be aware that while this station does have trains to the airport, not every train stops here, so it's best to check the timetable beforehand.