Aparthotels in Daikoku

'Very good'

'Very difficult to find with the uber driver. No Wi-Fi instructions. Took a day to get them. I gues you get what you pay for, and there are many hotels just up the road for slightly more and way less confusion '

'Great location and not too far from the main hub. 10 min walk to shinjuku station or 1 min walk to okubo if you are in a hurry. Local restaurants and convenience stores within feet of the location. Love the washer and dryer in the unit that is included with the stay. No complaints at all. First floor unit was a bonus for us with 4 luggage. A bit small compared to other places we’ve stayed but it was expected. Overall a great place. Zero complaints.'

'The room was good, it’s a bit small but functional. The location is excellent, so for first time visitors it’s a good place to start.'

'This is a more traditional place to stay in Tokyo. It’s self service on check in and no front desk or staff on site. It’s in a great location (next door to a five star Italian restaurant!) and close to the train lines. We were on the fourth floor in the two bedroom room. The elevator only goes to the third floor so if you are on four you will need to carry your bags up a flight of stairs. The rooms were tiny just a room with the bed. But it made sense due to the minimal Japanese style. There is...

'Section L Akihabara was one of the best places we stayed at in Tokyo! The room was large for Tokyo standards. We had a kitchenette, laundry and an entryway where you can store coats and luggage. They also have snacks and happy hour for the guests. The location is phenomenal. It’s on a quiet street but very close to 4 subway lines. It’s a 2 minute walk to the Ginza line which can practically take you anywhere. I love this hotel and on my next visit to Tokyo I will stay here again!'

'乾淨，離車站近'