Hotels near Saihou-ji Temple, Tokyo

"We have stayed at this excellent hotel twice and highly recommend it for its spacious accommodations. Offering very large rooms is quite rare in Tokyo, and as a family of three, we truly valued the extra space. The hotel is very nice, the service is top-notch, and all necessary amenities are thoughtfully provided. The room layout is particularly impressive. A door separates the main sleeping area from the bathroom and closet, which allowed me to get ready for work early in the morning without disturbing my sleeping family. However, we do have one significant concern regarding the shuttle bus service. While the hotel used to operate a shuttle to and from Takadanobaba Station until 10:00 PM, the hours have been reduced to 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM. This schedule is very inconvenient for working guests. If I finish work at 6:00 PM, I cannot catch the shuttle and am forced to walk from Waseda Station, which is quite bothersome—especially in the rain. In conclusion, while we love the comfort and service of the hotel, the limited shuttle hours and rising prices may prevent us from staying here as often. We sincerely hope the management considers restoring the original evening shuttle schedule for the convenience of working families."

"The cleanliness was good, and I was quite satisfied with the location. The only downside was the terrible noise from the floor above; I thought there was a war going on upstairs (until 1 AM). Other than that, I was generally satisfied. Haha."

"For your money everything is just super. in life it turned out to be better than on the photo! Places though small, but there are all facilities. to the nearest metro go 7 minutes. The only minus – is not a very convenient mattress on the bed."

"📍 Location: The hotel is conveniently located about 500 meters from the train station, making it easy to walk. There are also many convenience stores around the area, which is very convenient. Although it’s slightly far from the city center, it was still perfectly fine for me. 🧼 Room Cleanliness: Everything in the room was very clean. The only issue was that there was a slight sewage smell coming from the bathroom drain while showering. Other than that, everything was great. 🛏️ Room Size: The room size was just right, with everything well organized and separated into proper sections. There was a washing machine provided, but no dryer and no complimentary drinking water. 💬 Service: The hotel responded to messages very quickly. When I asked for the Wi-Fi password via chat, they replied almost immediately, which I really appreciated."

"I brought a 24-inch carrier, a 20-inch carrier and a small bag, and if I open it and close it again, there's quite a lot of space. They provided basic shampoo and printing, toothpaste and toothbrush, soap, etc. Subway station, convenience store, mart, etc. were nearby and easy to move to other areas. I liked the view from the stairs up the hostel and looking out. I was curious, so I asked two questions through email, and they all kindly answered me."

"The location, room, and services provided are good. They provide room cleaning service every 4 days, but provide clean towels and 2 bottles of water on a daily basis. However, I would say their breakfast needs major improvements. Every day the same food was provided. We stayed there for 5 days and saw exactly the same food every day (less than 10 options, and this is including salad side dishes). The breakfast time is 7-9 am, the canteen will not refill food by 8:30 and also starts cleaning up the coffee machines, etc., meaning if you reach the place by 8:30, there will just be ice water and bread left. So if you want to book this hotel, better not to include breakfast, save the money and get something from Lawson / 7-11 which are very nearby the hotel."

"It was okay, but the room was too small – couldn't even fit multiple suitcases. The location wasn't great either. With the French window right by the bed, you could hear people walking by, which made it hard to sleep."

"Japanese hotels, regardless of size, are indeed very clean. This guesthouse room, though small, was fully equipped and very clean, with laundry detergent, dish soap, tableware, a refrigerator, microwave, and washing machine—everything you could need. What's really ingenious is that since Japanese bathrooms are generally windowless, you have to turn on the dryer after showering, which is perfect for hanging laundry in the bathroom to dry by the time it's finished. The only slight drawback is that if two people are traveling, you should book a four-person room with two beds, as the space will be larger. A 1.2m bed is a bit small for two people. The first two photos are of the four-person room (two beds), and the last photo is of the two-person room (one bed)."

"Very good room, washing machine microwave oven induction cooker refrigerator is all available, very close to the tram station is very convenient. There are many restaurants around, there are also drugstores and convenience stores. The sound insulation may be slightly weaker but there is no noisy noise around so it is very quiet. It is not suitable for passengers with large luggage, because there are stairs in the building, and it is relatively narrow, not very convenient to carry up and down. There will be no one to clean in the middle, there are toiletries and toothbrushes, but you have to bring your own slippers. Overall a perfect stay"

"It's perfect for families, with a washing machine, dining table and chairs, and a very comfortable bed. It's a duplex, so while the kids sleep upstairs, the adults can relax downstairs and have a drink – everyone has their own space. There's a parking lot across the street; it's the cheapest of the nearby paid parking lots at ¥1200 per day, which is very reasonable."