Hotel Edoya Reviews

The hotel is very spacious because it has tatami mats. It is no problem for four people to stay in it. It is very Japanese style. It is only a dozen minutes' walk from Akihabara. There are several convenience stores around. It is very convenient and quiet.

A typical old Japanese hotel. The hotel is on a slope, and it is a bit tiring to climb up and down every day. But it is safer to bring your baby to sleep on the tatami. The hotel breakfast is a simple Japanese buffet. There is a large bath on the top floor, which is relatively small, but also fully equipped. There is also a coin-operated washing machine.

Advantages: 1. The location is not bad. It is about 10 minutes away from the Ginza Line (Suehiro-cho) and the Chiyoda Line (Yushima Station). It takes about 10 minutes to walk to Akihabara and Ueno Ami Yokocho. The slopes reviewed by some actually only take 2-3 minutes, which can be used as exercise. There is a convenience store next to the slope. 2. The equipment is old, but the experience for children is quite good, with a strong nostalgic feel. I didn’t know if it was called Edoya before? 3. The bathhouse on the sixth floor is pretty good for bubble baths and has dry steam, but please bring your own water and lotion. There is a smoking room on the third floor. 4. The triple room has a small living room, which is enough space in Tokyo, which is good. Disadvantages: 1. Hygiene needs to be improved. When I entered the room, I stepped on fine glass and hair on the tatami in the living room. Fortunately, I pulled it out and it bled a little. The store immediately cleaned it again. 2.04.06. The noise started at 8 a.m. on the side of the road because a house was being built opposite. So it is recommended to stay in rooms 10 and 11. 3. The breakfast is really poor. White rice, miso soup, pickles, boiled eggs, coffee, white bread and milk. It is recommended to buy and eat by yourself.

I always stay at this hotel when I go to Tokyo for the following reasons: spacious rooms, quality breakfast, comfortable hot springs, and a good location (Ueno, Akihabara, and the University of Tokyo are all within easy reach, and rail transportation is well connected)

It takes a long climb to get to the hotel. The layout is very local. The room size is amazing. 25 square meters is very luxurious in Tokyo. The price-performance ratio is very high. I will consider staying here next time.

In fact, Ueno and Okachimachi are relatively far to walk to. You have to walk up a large slope similar to Macau. The order included breakfast, but it was a pity that we woke up after 9:30 and wasted breakfast. There are very few sockets in the guest room. If you sleep with friends, it is recommended to bring an extension ***** and a dual-plug converter. In addition, the elevator is very old school. We didn’t bring any luggage, so about 3 people carrying big backpacks crowded the small elevator. Moreover, there are no signs in the elevator, so I don’t know the current floor. The bathtub in the guest room is made of bricks and I dare not use it. There is a large public bath upstairs on the 6th floor, but at night a few friends and I went to the door and saw people with tattoos washing themselves (because I heard that people with tattoos in Japan are members of the club), we were so scared that we ran back to the room to take a shower. . The smoking area and various areas are outside on the 6th floor.

The whole thing is very retro, very much like returning to an earlier era, very novel. Although the room is small, it is very comfortable to live in. I slept well on the tatami bed. The hotel is in an alley. It's very quiet at night and you won't be disturbed. It doesn't take too long to walk to the station.

It's an old-style hotel, sleeping on tatami mats, and there was no problem communicating in English at the front desk. There is a public bathing area on the top floor, which is very good. I don't like bathing in the room, and the breakfast is quite satisfactory. It’s not too far away from Autumn Leaves.

The room is quite big, the Japanese tatami is very comfortable, and the price/performance ratio is very good. It's very close to Shinobazu Pond and Ueno Park, so it's convenient for viewing exhibitions. Breakfast was average, but it's understandable for the price.

It's a pretty good hotel. There's an old lady at the front desk who speaks excellent English. Although the hotel is a bit old, it's very clean. There's free breakfast in the morning and free hot spring bathing in the evening. It's not far from the subway. Next time I come to Tokyo Will stay again.

The Japanese breakfast is very good, and there is a Japanese bath on the sixth floor. The rooms are also quite unique and the facilities are relatively old, suitable for families.

The hotel is remodeled like a family hotel. The surrounding traffic is convenient and close to Akihabara. It is about 600 meters on foot, and it is very close to two subway stations! The facilities are relatively old, but the room is big with one bedroom and one living room, the bedroom has tatami mats, and there is a sofa and refrigerator in the living room! There are indoor and outdoor hot springs on the top floor! You can relax after visiting in the evening. There is a restaurant on the first basement floor. The buffet breakfast is very Japanese and tastes good👍. Because the room is made of wood and bamboo, the soundproofing is not very good, but we were not disturbed because we were afraid that the children would disturb others. 😄! In short, if you want to experience the life of Japanese-style home, you can experience it.

The hotel is amazing! I want to experience a Japanese-style accommodation environment, so I booked this hotel. Some facilities are a bit old, but they are all clean. I can see that they are taking good care of them. The decoration taste is very good, and the host is very friendly. In addition, the open-air hot spring♨️ is very comfortable There is vibe! The lounges are also clean and beautiful, I will come again next time I come to Japan

This room is for my mother, it's big enough. I don't go in there very often. I make the sleeping area every day, and it's very comfortable after I get used to it.