20 Economy Hotels in Tokyo

A designer hotel that goes beyond the boundaries of business. Passing through the stylishly designed entrance, you'll find the front desk right in front of you. The lobby is furnished with carefully selected design-focused furniture and fixtures, including sofas and desks.A designer hotel that goes beyond the boundaries of business.Please enjoy a relaxing and peaceful moment. Experience supreme sleep with our meticulously chosen bedding. To provide an unforgettable experience, we have introduced high-quality, high-resilience mattresses from the renowned New York-based company 'Soft-tex' in our deluxe twin and twin rooms, ensuring a premium sleep during your stay. Featuring 5.5-inch (approximately 14 cm) pocket coil construction, the mattresses offer optimal elasticity and excellent body pressure distribution, maintaining an ideal sleeping posture. Additionally, we have adopted duvet-style bed making.'Duvet' is a French word meaning 'feather futon,' and by setting it up lightly, you can enjoy a comfortable sleep. We also provide two types of pillows for you to choose according to your preference.

Located an 8-minute walk from JR Yamanote Line and Tokyo Monorail's Hamamatsucho Station, offering excellent access from Haneda Airport, the gateway to the skies.A sophisticated yet playful adult Italian style is incorporated into the interior and guest rooms.The top floor features a large public bath, allowing guests to enjoy a luxurious time relaxing and unwinding from the day's fatigue.

"A wonderful tomorrow begins to move."With this concept, we offer comfortable rooms for a "wonderful tomorrow," featuring original beds for high-quality sleep and bathrooms with washing areas in every room.Approximately 7 minutes on foot from Shinagawa Station, served by JR lines, Shinkansen, and Keikyu Line, as well as Sengakuji Station on the Toei Asakusa Line.Approximately 8 minutes on foot from Takanawa Gateway Station on the JR Yamanote Line.

KAIKA Tokyo is a contemporary art hub that combines art storage and a hotel.It houses and exhibits works collected through the open call 'KAIKA TOKYO AWARD' in nine art storages designed for art galleries, offering a new viewing experience in a space reminiscent of the behind-the-scenes of the art scene.