The hotel is very neat with surprisingly large rooms. The service is nice and the Kanda station is just 5 minutes away. A breakfast is included, but keep in mind that it is not a European style continental breakfast, but a Japanese one with a bit different tastes. The air conditioning is pretty loud, but keeping it off makes the... More

This is a no-frills basic hotel located conveniently close to the Kanda station. Rooms are small (toilet room especially so) but clean and comfortable. Staff were very helpful and accommodating as we did not speak much Japanese. The complimentary breakfast is fairly limited and the eating area is more like a food court-style space, but it is buffet style and... More

Not as great as the five star hotels of course but I am happy with the service I got and the price I paid. The room was small but with comfortable bed. The hotel is also very accessible, right at town’s center. What I appreciate is that most of the staff speak English very well, which was not often seen... More

This is the perfect budget hotel. The price is very reasonable (especially through rakuten), and it includes free breakfast and in-room wifi internet (a rarity in Tokyo). The breakfast selection was limited, but what they did have tasted good. The service was excellent (and the staff I encountered spoke English well), the room was new, clean and quiet, and it... More

I visit Tokyo every year and have stayed at the Kanda Comfort Hotel five times. In my opinion it is excellent value for money and a real 'find'. Rooms have always been very clean, hotel staff very polite and helpful (although their English is limited they will go out of their way to assist),location is secluded but good, a short... More

Excellent hotel with excellent staff. The free daily breakfast is tasty and sufficient. Kanda is a quieter location than Shinjuku or Roppongi. But this is the reason I chose this hotel. Kanda features nice quiet neighborhoods and this hotel's location exudes a distinctively Japanese feel. In particular, Kanda has several restaurants frequented by local businessmen and one really gets to... More

My partner and I stayed two nights in the Comfort Hotel Kanda , Initially we had a bit of a problem finding it, but once there it was quite easy to find our way around. The room (a twin) was roomy enough with tow good sized beds . The staff were helpful, and communication with most was easy . It... More

The rooms are small but well laid out so one doesn't feel cramped. I looked at a floor plan near the lift and there seems to be one twin and one double room per floor. Beds are firm and comfortable. Our twin room had king singles, each about 1.3 metres wide. Flat screen TV, fridge and wardrobe are in a... More

The Comfort Kanda's greatest advantage is the price. The property is relatively new & it is of budget quality. However, it has all the basics (clean room, free in room LAN ready connection, LCD TV). In comparison to the 2 mid-priced Mystays Hotels I stayed in Kyoto & Fukuoka, the Comfort Kanda is lower on room finish quality & furnishings... More