Tokyo Ota Ward Hotels

This hotel provides a solid airport hotel experience with fast, automated check in & check out, efficient lifts, polished interiors, extremely comfortable beds, great room design that makes the best use of the space, modern bathroom and perfectly sized bathtub (and washlet on the toilet), some rooms also give wonderful views of the Tokyo skyline if the air is clear. The one drawback is that, despite the good soundproofing from aircraft sounds and other guests, there was an incessant stream of noise from the bathroom that could not be stopped (and closing the bathroom door did not dampen it). To get to sleep I had to wear noise cancellation headphones which was a bit uncomfortable and not ideal.

I had a great experience staying at JR-East Hotel Mets located in Omori. While not in downtown Tokyo, the nearest train station is on a ‘good’ train line with convenient access to key tourist attractions and districts. In addition, the hotel is literally located in the train station, adding to its accessibility. Service from staff was great and the rooms were comfortable. I appreciate the coffee lounge offering free coffee and tea for hotel guests. For breakfast, you received coupons worth 1000yen to spend at 3 cafes located in the train station mall.

The hotel is great, located in a residential area of Tokyo near Haneda Airport. The breakfasts are excellent, and you leave feeling full, but the food is the same every day. The room seemed slightly larger than others in Japan. It had everything you need. The room was cleaned every day, and the pajamas were changed every day, but there was dust and someone else's socks under the bed, which was surprising since Japan is known for its cleanliness. The room had a window overlooking the city. It's far from the center, and the key attractions are not nearby, but the proximity to the airport is convenient for early departures, as it takes 20 minutes by metro to reach the terminal. I recommend this hotel for its good value for money.

The hotel is located in front of the station, so you won't have any trouble finding somewhere to eat or drink. The hotel also has a large public bath, which is very convenient.

I stayed here without meals, but it was nice to have a parking lot. The refrigerator didn't cool well, so I wish they could improve that.

It's very beautiful. It was saved because it was equipped with detergent and was able to do laundry. It is a compact hotel like a house. There is also pajamas. There is no comb. The toilet is a washlet, the bed is large, the convenience store is close, and there is no complaint ⭐︎

The apartment hotel is close to JR Omori Station. The surrounding residential area is very quiet and it is convenient to eat. The hotel provides self-service washing machines and dryers, which is very convenient. It takes 30 minutes to go to Tokyo and 60 minutes to go to Shinjuku. The disadvantage is that there is no front desk when checking in. You have to scan the QR code at the door and enter the hotel reservation number to confirm. You will receive the access code after confirmation. After entering, log in to the computer at the front desk and enter the hotel reservation number again to check in. The process is actually very simple, but for some reason, the hotel confirmation number given to me by Ctrip is wrong, which caused me to be unable to check in. In the end, I spent an hour on the phone to get it done. I was speechless.

Located quite a long way from central Tokyo but easily accessible by train. Limited choices for eating and drinking in the area, but still a few to choose from. Good size rooms and good value for money. Drop coffee packs provided in the room. Despite the relatively inconvenient location I would happily stay here again on a future visit to Tokyo.

If you are staying multiple nights, will the room be cleaned and the bed sheets changed once every four days? It would be nice if there was a humidifier. The tap water in the bathroom is displayed to see if it is potable water. There are convenience stores, family restaurants, and bento shops around the hotel, which is convenient. You can check whether breakfast is available from the TV in the room, which helps reduce waste. The miso soup is delicious, but I wonder if they serve packaged products afterwards?