Keihan Sakura Ward hotels

"It was quiet and walkable to everything"

"The staff are helpful and polite. The breakfast is ok as buffet menu does not change at all. There is a small kids room which is nice for entertaining small kids. Public bath is clean with a steam room on women side. Room is much more spacious than those in Tokyo or other busy city. Overall, this hotel exceeds my expectation."

"This property was close to different stations and a lot of places you good go in walking distance 10/10 highly recommended "

"Awesome! "

"It’s in Ginza, so you can expect any rooms to be very very small - the room was indeed tiny, with barely enough room to open my suitcase. Saying that however, it is Japan, so there’s a good chance it’ll be clean and safe - which it was. The toiletries are in the lobby, you choose the ones you want before you get in the elevator. They give you laminated a4 instructions for help when you checkin, and in your room. The shower/bath-tub is half size, with a curtain and just about fits a toilet in there too. WiFi was good. The main issue is the lobby is very crowded and messy, due to many suitcases being stored/on show in already a very small area."

"The room was great. "

"Great shower…great view…but breakfast included would be nice for the price!"

"I booked a four night's stay during my remaining Japan trip solo, where I stayed on the higher floors. The room was spacious for a budget hotel in Tokyo, which was helped by spacious storage under the bed for luggage that should be a standard in hotels in Tokyo. Comfy bed and sufficient bathroom, and probably my favorite budget hotel stay in the Tokyo area. With that said, the elevators can be slow since the hotel has many floors and is frequented by travelers from all walks of life, but it was conveniently two stations away from Shinjuku Station that can take you easily to everywhere else in Tokyo."

"Super good staff and great hotel to stay if you want to be away from all the noise and traffic. In hotel Ibsen was superb. "