Sotetsu Fresa Inn Hotels in Tokyo

I had better experience in other hotels in Tokyo. Do not expect much from the room. It's very dark from the design. The service was ok but I wished the staff was more attentive with the service. The housekeeping did not change the bed sheet for the 3rd day cleaning even though there was nothing on the bed. They only cleaned the bathroom, that's it. I know the regulation since I also work in hospitality. With the transfer service, there was a miscommunication with the reception that the driver would come to the lobby. So we waited to see if it was our transfer. The taxi was waiting longer outside and did not come to the lobby. When my partner came to check with them, they nearly ordered another one, so we had to check ourself if its our taxi.

Best Budget Hotel in Ginza Area. We stayed for 2 nights here and it was the best decision. Very near Ginza shopping area. A 180m walk to Courtyard Hotel where Airport Limousine pick up is. Ginza Six Mall is also a 2 min walk from the hotel. Will stay here again when we come back to Tokyo. The only downside we found was there are very few familiar food options. Most restos nearby are local japanese restos. No fastfood options like Mcdonalds.

Ome of the “cheapest “ hotel in Roppongi area. Should’ve checked in at 3pm but turned out that my reservation started one day earlier so the room is ready when I checked in at 9AM

Hotel room was small but value for money. Really top notch service and location was decent!! Really good place to choose for your trip if you’re on a budget!! Small improvement that could be made was slightly more amenities that could be provided such as hair curler (was unavailable at the moment).

This hotel is just a walking distance from Kayabacho subway station.And from there, it is easy to go to other tourist destinatinations within Tokyo...The room is quiet small for 2 person but it's clear. They have nice light toasted bread breakfast with coffee. And basic needs like pajamas, extra coffee and tea , cotton buds,combs and others are provided. You just have to get rhem from the lobby by yourself..

The hotel is located very close to two subway stations. Hamamachi Station is a little far away, but a green space that passes by is full of cherry blossoms, which is really beautiful. You can sit in Hamamachi Park and watch the petals of cherry blossoms fall... It was as if time stood still. The rooms are small, but reasonably designed and have almost everything you could want. The hotel staff are very polite and always helpful. Check-in and check-out are very fast. It is a pleasant experience and highly recommended .

Sotetsu Grand Fresa Tokyo-Bay Ariake is formerly known as Hotel Sunroute Ariake. It is a four-star hotel on the first hotel stop of Airport Limousine via Toyosu Station from Narita Airport during the last ride with a travel fare of 3100 Yen. This hotel has changed its method of checking-in guests after the covid epidemic spread to Japan. Guests have to learn to check-in and check-out at the machines themselves because the hotel staff is not at the reception after midnight until 6 am. Guests also have to collect their toothbrushes, toothpaste and razors at the lobby as none are found in the rooms where other toiletries and hair dryers are found. Guests can buy breakfast before 6 am at Lawson, which is located in the hotel building on the second floor. In the Single room, there is a comfortable sofa seat in front of the bed but the table does not have enough space to put a laptop on. The hotel is 200 metres away from Panasonic Center, about 300 metres away from Kokusai-tenjijo Station of Rinkai Line, 1.3 km away from Tokyo Big Sight and less than 1 km from Yurikamome Ariake Station. It is convenient to travel from Ariake to Hamamatsucho Station for a transfer ride to Haneda Airport, Tokyo. The hotel is cheap to stay on days before major events such as JATA Tourism Expo and Japan International Aerospace Exhibition but it is too expensive to book the actual days of the exhibitions even if the booking dates are five months ahead of the actual events. Nevertheless, I may consider this hotel if I were to re-visit Tokyo Big Sight.

Location is near the metro station. Check in was fuss free. A wide range of amenities is also available for guests. However, the room was very small and we could not open two luggages fully.

It's about 10 minute walk from Shimbashi station which is huge (many train/subway lines intersect there). The area is jam-packed with people and many food stores and advertising so it can get quite disorientating. But once you get your bearings, it's not difficult to find the hotel. There are many and wide variety of food options and convenience stores within walking distance - from frills-free udon/soba places, Chinese-style ramen, fast katsudon, to drinking places that let you grill fresh seafood. The hotel is clean, self check-in and -out were smooth. Amenities are available at the ground floor to be picked up if necessary. I did not opt for breakfast and unable to comment about it.

It was great! Wide bed (for Japan terms) 1.40m an Enough space left to store our luggage. The people at the reception are super helpful, speak good English and were always friendly. Thanks! Station Kanda is close by and from there a lot of lines transfer you through the city.