Ichikawa Holidays from NZ$2,831

We love that we had enough space for 5 people. It was very near to 2 train stations. We were early for check in but they took us anyway.

The room was very clean and bigger than most Tokyo hotels since it's more like a small apartment. There's a washer/ dryer in the room and they supply soap for it. Staff were friendly and helpful. Close to lots of shops and food and just a few minute walk to either the Okachimachi station or the Ueno station and about 5-10 minute walk to Akihabara. They are also tattoo friendly. Would definitely stay again!

The room was pretty spacious for Japan. The biggest perks was the washer and dryer in the room and they had a microwave, toaster, freezer and fridgerator in the space. I’d say it’s family friendly and the room was clean. They don’t necessarily offer cleaning daily but you can request for items at the front desk as needed like towels or more toilet paper, etc. It was nice having convent stores so close by, but I’d prefer it a bit closer to a train station. I mean it wasn’t super far from a train station but with all the walking in Japan, I’d wish I was closer to a station so things like restaurants, department stores were a bit closer. Still a great hotel!

This is a really nice room. I only stayed for a couple days but I would have been very comfortable here for an extended stay. The kitchen is very well equipped - you get a fridge, toaster, microwave, kettle, induction hob, pots, pans, rice cooker, cups (hot and cold), plates, bowls, utensils, even paper towels, and plastic wrap. The room also has an in-unit washer/dryer, and even a little vacuum. There's also a large table which was nice (many hotels, even aparthotels have tiny tables). The room I had included a bunk and a couch, and a "king" sized bed (which is two twin mattresses stuck together, but that wasn't a problem). The bed was firm but comfortable. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. The hotel is located in between Akihabara station and Asakusabashi station, so you'll be walking for a few minutes to get on the train. It's convenient to Senso-ji, Skytree, and Akihabara. There are also konbini's, a little grocery store, and plenty of restaurants nearby.

Excellent Japan experience. The room had a slight sewer odor that was likely coming from the washing machine drain. Good size for a family of 4.