Tokyo Daihoji Temple Hotels

"Rooms are far too small to be comfortable. Smallest room we had in 3 weeks in Japan "

"Wonderful stay. Staff was very accommodating, amenities were in great condition. Room is exactly as advertised. Restaurants and Train stations nearby are added bonuses. Will be back again. "

"Sakura Hotel is conveniently located near the train station and surrounded by small restaurants, which makes getting around and finding meals easy. Family Mart is just in the corner. The hotel has small rooms but includes amenities like a laundry area and café. However, it felt quite expensive compared to the previous hotel we stayed at, which included a buffet breakfast for less. The hotel building itself isn’t very appealing, and it takes two train rides to reach Shibuya. Overall, good for location, but not the best value or aesthetics"

"This is an excellent choice for anyone visiting Tokyo and wants to have access to all corners of the city—through the Nishi-Shinjuku Station. The staff is very courteous and their buffet breakfast is exquisite. You will not be disappointed. "

"Breakfast was delicious. The baths were relaxing and spacious. "

"There is NO AIR-CON in the room!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The hotel uses a centralised heating system with no ability to adjust the temperature per room. During my stay, the room was overwhelmingly warm with absolutely no way to cool it down. There is a Dyson fan provided, but it is simply a fan — not an air conditioning unit — and does nothing to actually lower the temperature. For a hotel at this price point, this is frankly unacceptable. The room itself is also very cramped. Even for a regular-sized person, the space felt restrictive — we could barely open two suitcases at the same time without struggling. The rest of the facilities were decent enough, but the lack of proper temperature control is a dealbreaker. I would not stay here again."

"Excellent location. Clean. Friendly staff"

"Central and good facilities "

"My second time staying here"