Hotel Tokeidai

Very simple, especially the breakfast—no waste, freshly made, which was nice. I chose the onigiri breakfast over the three other options… they wrapped freshly cooked rice for me, and it was delicious. The hotel building and the room door feel aged. The entrance and the elevator only go to the second floor, so I had to lift a heavy suitcase up there. The stairs are uneven, one step at a time, which was a struggle for my back. Plus the handrails are only partial, so it’s tough for those who worry about footing. Still… if you want to feel the Showa era, it’s recommended (*´∀｀*).

Tominari·3 weeks ago

“Se devi solo dormire è tutto ok”

I liked how close it was to tourist spots and the central station. I absolutely didn’t like the room’s exposure. The room faces a dead‑end pit and never gets natural light. It feels like being walled in. Open the window and there’s a wall and darkness across. It’s a bad feeling.

Nicoletta·3 weeks ago

There was nothing to praise, but the front desk requires climbing a staircase, which is inconvenient for anyone with mobility issues, and I was surprised that it still isn’t barrier‑free.

Mieko·4 weeks ago

The rooms were very large and the staff were truly helpful and friendly; we were able to drop off our luggage before check‑in and when we returned at the scheduled time it had already been delivered to the room—great! The location is excellent, and the airport bus stops just 2 minutes from the hotel. I’d definitely stay again.

Felix·A month ago

“最高！”

The staff were extremely friendly and the 24‑hour front desk gave me peace of mind throughout my stay, plus the location was perfect being right off the subway. It’s really suited for anyone who enjoys a retro vibe.

Ayumi·A month ago