I'm a big fan of the Toyoko Inn chain of hotels. We stayed at the Toyoko Inn Kabuki-cho (over on the west side of Tokyo in Shinjuku) in 2010, so for this trip I thought we should stay on the eastern side of Tokyo to be closer to districts like Akihabara and Asakusa. We arrived a day earlier than we... More

We stayed in a room for four but we were only three, my son occupied one double bed and my daughter and I occupied the other double bed. It was very comfortable staying here. I would recommend this to other tourists who wish visit Tokyo. Very Nice, clean and new.

Stayed here early in December with a family of four. The room can sleep four adults or a family of four in two double beds. Room also has wardrobe, coffee table, couch with side table and a sidetable for each bed. Could shift coffee table and squeeze in a port a cot too. Front desk staff spoke adequate English. Kids... More

Rooms are small but value for money. Very clean.  Service is good and food is nice although there are not many choices.  Reception staffs speak very little English. Transportations: 2 minutes walk to TOEI Asakusabashi Station Exit A6 but no escalator.  5 minutes walk to the same station Exit A3, there are escalators here. The same distance for JR Asakusabashi Station... More

Toyoko Inn has a couple of hotels in Akihabara/Asakusa/Ueno area. This one (properly Akiba Asakusabashi Eki Higashiguchi) is a relatively new addition. The rooms are somewhat a bit more spacey and bright than the usual Toyoko. It's not a far walk from the Toei Metro Asakusa Line and JR Sobu Line Asakusabashi station, in the cozy neighborhood traditionally known for... More