“Gute Lage, sehr sauber, für ein paar Tage super. Für einen längeren Aufenthalt zu klein”
The place is well‑located, very clean, and well equipped, but it’s cramped and tight for more than three people.
Eileen2 weeks ago
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★★★·Tokyo·8.9
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Prime Inn Kanda, a boutique Tokyo hotel, sits minutes from Kanda and Ogawamachi stations and a short walk to Kotoku Inari Shrine. Rooms feature air‑conditioning, private baths, city views, tea/coffee makers, refrigerators, and work desks. Guests enjoy free WiFi, streaming, 24‑hour security, a washing machine, dining area, and a private entrance. The central location offers easy access to business districts and cultural sites.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place is well‑located, very clean, and well equipped, but it’s cramped and tight for more than three people.
Eileen·2 weeks ago
The hotel is a solid spot for exploring Tokyo; check‑in is possible as soon as the cleaning crew finishes, and they were friendly and attentive. Everything you could need is available, and then some! The only downside was the lack of an elevator, but we were on the first floor so it didn’t matter.
Rachel·2 weeks ago
The room is roomy and spotless, and it’s handy to have separate male and female toilets, even though they’re outside the room. The only drawback is the absence of a lift.
Thresye·A month ago
Super pretty and comfortable, very well equipped. There’s no elevator, so you have to carry all your luggage up a narrow staircase. Kanda is a business district, so there’s not much to do… but it also gives you peace at night.
David·A month ago
We were thrilled with the spot—kept us clear of the most hectic parts of town, and there were plenty of tasty spots nearby. Checking in was a breeze and the beds were incredibly comfy. The rooms were spacious enough and had all the essentials we needed. We’re definitely coming back.
Shayne·A month ago