Hotels near Yotsuya Station

Breakfast: The price was a bit high, but the variety and taste of the food were satisfactory for a hotel of this quality. Location: It is conveniently located right in front of Exit 5 of Hanzomon Station. There are small supermarkets, 7-Eleven convenience stores, and restaurants nearby. Service: The basic amenities provided are perfect, so there is no need to bring personal toiletries. Additional free services such as bottled water and green tea are also great. Transportation: It's a cost-effective hotel considering its location, which allows you to travel anywhere in downtown Japan using the Hanzomon Line. Cleanliness: I received daily room cleaning service and it was really neatly maintained.

For my first trip to Japan, I stayed at this charming boutique-style hotel and absolutely loved it. It was very clean and had all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. The location was excellent—within walking distance of Golden Gai and about four minutes from the M Line train station. There’s a FamilyMart right outside, plus several Lawson and 7-Eleven stores nearby, which made grabbing snacks and essentials super convenient. There are also a few great coffee shops around where you can enjoy good matcha. The room was a bit small, but that didn’t bother me at all—especially since most hotel rooms in Japan tend to be compact. It’s perfect for two people, and I would definitely stay here again.

The room was spacious and clean. There was an initial problem with the projector, but it was quickly resolved for us. The staff were friendly and helpful. I would book Cava House again next time I'm in Tokyo.

the location is perfect! there are free bathroom products and other facilities to use. the staff is amazing and very kind. plus the 7/11 downstairs is also really convenient.

nice service staff very humble

this is our 2nd time booking at Pearl Hotel, and its consistent, cleanliness, welcoming staffs, free breakfast, and its a 5mins walk to near station. We can easily explore beautiful places and food in Tokyo.

Had a great experience staying at Centurion Hotel Grand Akasaka. Will definitely stay here again when I go back to Tokyo.

The location is surprisingly good. Akasaka itself is a relatively unknown tourist spot, and the hotel is very close to the subway station, a convergence point for five subway lines, making it very convenient to get to other places. It's a 20-minute walk to Roppongi and Tokyo Tower, about the same as taking the subway. The street where the hotel is located has many restaurants, there's a cafe downstairs, and a convenience store across the street, so you don't have to worry about meals. The hotel's breakfast is also good, with four or five options, so you won't get tired of it. Before returning to your room in the evening, you may want to participate in the hotel's activities, such as making your own perfume. There are only two room types. Due to booking and itinerary reasons, I stayed in both a twin room and a double room on this trip. Personally, I think the double room is more convenient for packing luggage!