Toyoko Inn is a collection of basic Japanese business hotels that embody the concept of a modernized version of traditional Japanese guesthouses known as "station ryokan."

This chain comprises approximately 260 hotels situated throughout Japan, with a significant presence of 39 hotels in Tokyo alone.

Among these, five are located in the Asakusa/Ueno area, while ten are conveniently situated around Tokyo Station and Nihonbashi, with numerous others scattered around prominent train stations and popular sightseeing destinations.

True to its motto, each Toyoko Inn ensures excellent accessibility, always positioned in close proximity to train stations or airports, and additionally provides a complimentary shuttle bus service for its guests.

The APA Group manages approximately 170 urban-style business hotels throughout Japan, alongside 147 partner hotels. In Tokyo alone, there are 51 locations that cover major areas including Ginza, Roppongi, and Asakusa, as well as quieter spots like Tsukiji, Kiba, and Sugamo.

Each of these affordable Japanese hotels offers an average of 152 rooms, resulting in a remarkable total of 55,793 rooms available as of August 2017. This extensive room capacity makes APA Hotels a reliable choice even during busy seasons. Furthermore, guests can opt for the complimentary APA Card Membership, which provides various additional services such as early check-in and discounts.

Dormy Inn, a Japanese budget hotel chain, places significant importance on bathing and culinary experiences. Across its 67 locations in Japan, Dormy Inn offers natural hot spring public baths in 44 of them. Tokyo alone houses eight of these locations, with six of them featuring outdoor baths for added relaxation. The hotel chain takes pride in its breakfast, known as the "Too Tasty Dormy Breakfast," which is thoughtfully prepared using local ingredients.

With a presence of 71 locations throughout Japan, Hotel Sunroute is a chain that caters to both business and leisure guests. They prioritize providing attentive and warm service, offering event spaces for conferences, banquets, and weddings. Hotel Sunroute prides itself on five key features that define its main strengths: convenient accessibility, exceptional hospitality, a membership system, dedicated women-only rooms, and a commitment to ecological practices.

The Super Hotel chain has around 120 locations across Japan, out of which over 75 hotels provide hot springs or public baths for guests to enjoy at their leisure.

Super Hotels are particularly renowned for their complimentary breakfast service, featuring organic vegetables and low-pesticide rice. Additionally, the automated check-in process through specialized terminals offers a seamless and convenient experience. One of the standout features of Super Hotel is the wide range of additional sleep options available, including soundproof rooms and special pillows.

As the name suggests, this cheap hotel in Japan is all about making their guests smile by providing relaxation, cleanliness, and safety. Smile Hotels has 42 locations all over Japan, mainly in sightseeing areas, and 6 hotels in Tokyo. The characteristics and features differ by location and the company offers various plans tailored to the specifics of every hotel. Smile Hotels are known for being close to Japan’s skiing areas, so winter sports tourists should keep an eye open for them.