Akihabara Nakagawa Inn

“交通非常便利 好買好逛👍”

For a city like Tokyo where getting around is a hassle, having a rail network that reaches everywhere is really convenient. Being able to hop on the subway to any spot you want right after you leave is a huge plus for someone like me who usually rides a bike to the corner to buy soy sauce. Also, having a LAWSON near the Japanese food station meant we spent a lot more on late‑night snacks, which was a bit of a budget hit. But GU UNQL is nearby, so no worries about not fitting into clothes. On the way back, we didn't realize we could walk from Ame Honten to the Keisei Ueno Line and end up taking the subway for a long time—haha. The only downside was that the tatami room’s floor could use more cleaning; otherwise, with our family’s sensitive skin, we had to bring disposable slippers.

子仁·3日前

“War okay - aber nicht nochmal”

Close to the stations, nice staff, very quiet. The room and bathroom had a musty smell, cleanliness could be better, and the bathroom curtain was moldy. There were no good spots to hang towels, and the faucet dripped onto the floor in the bathroom.

Lorina·3日前

“Great value for money, quiet even though next to the railway and clean and comfortable.”

We were three and the place was cheap, clean, and surprisingly quiet even though it’s right next to a train line. The only snag was that the English signs were only readable from one angle, making it a bit hard to locate.

Shona·5日前

“Bon séjour”

The staff were friendly, and the simple accommodation with futons instantly put us in vacation mode. A water jug and fridge were great extras, and there was plenty of space for our luggage. The only downside was the train noise, since we’re close to the tracks.

Leclercq·6日前

The room was spotless and the staff were incredibly kind and helpful. Unfortunately, there were mold spots in the A/C unit, the windows wouldn’t open, and the air felt humid with no chance for ventilation.

Nava·6日前