Tokyo Kodokan Institute Hotels

"Great location, easy access to train stations. Clean and spacious room. The teppanyaki restaurant is great! "

"A very trendy hotel in the electric town. Staff are super friendly and it was very quiet in the rooms. Bed was firm but extremely comfortable. My fiancé and I had a lovely stay xx "

"Many shops nearby; walking distance to Euno Park. The room is a good size with a 55 or 65” flat screen Tv. Enjoyed my stay here."

"Another washing machine would have been good. Two washing machines not enough. "

"Yes plenty of shops to get and do everything you like, massages, food, there is an amazing flea market just a couple blocks over behind but you wont see it on the main road. So many hidden gems in this neighborhood."

"Good sized room, a washer/dryer in room, good water pressure in the shower. Bed was comfy, windows shut out the noise from the nearby trains. Walking distance to 2 train lines and plenty of dining options. "

"Stayed for 1 night at Hotel Niwa and it was one of the most comfortable rooms I’ve ever stayed at in Tokyo. There are a lot of hidden gems in the surrounding neighbourhood in terms of shops and restaurants. "

"Extraordinarily noisy"

"Standard cabin was combined with man and woman felt not safe. it must be separated. I feel not safe if the man is sleeping next door. the guy next door was snoring very loud that I could not sleep at all. left side woman was talking on the phone at 2am midnight. all different country traveller does not understand japanese or English makes so hard to stay. because they do not follow the rules. I would not stay again. Metro subway was close. but so many exit so you have to know where to exit. otherwise walking so much for nothing. Check in and out without a real person was a little bit hard too. the way translate English and Japanese for reservation ID are different.took time to check out."