Rhodes Kagurazaka Hotel

If you are in search of an accommodation especially if you are solo travelling and will be mostly out and about, this would be a good option to consider. The location is also relatively close to most of the locations in Tokyo via the Metro (subway). There are also nearby local grocery, convenience store and restaurants. However, you may also consider the following points: - For the dorms, this is a bunk bed type arrangement which may pose a certain level of difficulty/inconvenience if you will be placed on the upper bunk - The shower room/toilets are shared and there are times where the shared amenities will be fully occupied - Since this is a shared space, you will need to always be mindful of your personal items - There are also times where the hotel staff members are not around But overall, it is a good accommodation especially for solo travellers ☺️

Nice place

The shower room was so clean!!

I stayed here for 10 nights during my trip to Tokyo and booked a private room with a private bathroom, so I didn’t have to share any facilities with other guests. The room was clean and came with useful amenities such as a washing machine, vacuum cleaner, stovetop for cooking, and an iron. The bathroom was well-maintained, and toiletries were provided. The shower gel and shampoo were good, although I didn’t find the conditioner to be very effective. The location was one of the best parts of my stay. It was close to many restaurants, convenience stores, and other places of interest, and several train stations were within walking distance, making it very convenient to get around Tokyo. There were a few drawbacks. The air conditioner worked and provided cool air, but the swing function did not work properly. It wasn’t a major issue for me since I could still feel the breeze, so I didn’t report it. The ironing board was also quite dirty. Although I stayed alone and found the room comfortable enough, I think it would be a bit cramped for two people. There is very limited storage space for clothes and personal belongings, so I had to keep taking things out of my suitcase and putting them back. There is only a small hanging rack for clothes. Another thing to note is that there is no housekeeping service during the stay. Guests are responsible for keeping the room clean themselves, which made it feel more like a serviced apartment than a traditional hotel. Overall, I had a good stay. The room was clean, private, and well-located, and the facilities were useful for a longer visit. I would recommend it to solo travellers looking for a comfortable self-service stay in Tokyo.