cheap accommodation for tokyo

[xiaowhois]

i will like to ask is there cheap & clean accommodation for tokyo? if slightly out of the main city i okay as long as near railway station and few stops away from main city area. i plan to get the Tokyo Subway Ticket Tokyo Metro | To Customers Visiting Tokyo that mean on average per day is 500yen only thus just need to pay for railway train fare only

i had found one at Tokiwadai area but other area i am okay with it

 

[angcsbenny]

How much is your cheap?

 

[cpuer]

Hostel & bunker beds are the cheaper option
Khaosan Tokyo Kabuki Tokyo, Japan: Agoda.com

 

[hoshiyume]

If you dont mind hostel... i trying out Nui.Tokyo Hostel for my upcoming trip.

 

[samtcy]

I've listed some on my blog:
Go Away, Sam...: Japan on a Budget

 

[anyhowsaysay]

What is the budget for cheap?

10k Yen? 20k Yen?! haha

 

[chaotah]

got any cheap and good around shibuya station? looking at below $200

 

[xtwis7]

got any cheap and good around shibuya station? looking at below $200

Below $200 per night? Try airbnb ba. I previously stayed at one opposite mark city which was about 3 mins walk from shibuya JR station. Just need to cross a small road and it's sheltered to the station. The apartment was quite big for a room in Tokyo. PM me if you're interested in that listing and I'll let you know which one is it.

 

[cpuer]

got any cheap and good around shibuya station? looking at below $200

like this one?
Sakura Fleur Aoyama Hotel Tokyo, Japan: Agoda.com

Click around those hotels near Shibuya station to search further.

 

[GetaBlue]

Last year June trip, I stayed at 3 different hotel in Tokyo, 2 budgets and 1 mid range -as per followed

1 - Tokyu Stay Higashi Ginza abt SGD 114 - only one reason to stay here, 5 mins walk to Tsukiji Fish Market, go tuna auction at 5am, have washing machine and dryer in room itself

2 - Khaosan Tokyo Kabuki abt SGD 40 - Just beside Sensoji Temple, very quiet, 4 per room, bunk beds, clean and good, low price, have lifts to each floor

3 - Khaosan Ninja Branch abt SGD 38- 12 cabin per room, cabin with individual lock per cabin, Very convenient, near train and metro, easy to go all places, straight train to Narita Airport, super super friendly staff, my fav of all 3 hotels, but, stayed 5th floor, no lift, tired climb stairs

All booked from Agoda, hope this helps

 

[shadowWizz]

I would recommend Tsukuba Hotel which is about a 10minutes walk from the Ueno station. It's also just 1 traffic light away the Inaricho station on the Ginza line which Tokyo Metro operates.

It's 4400yen per night and it helps if you have a student card as you can get student discount (then it becomes 3300yen per night). Perfect for solo travellers lolz. Rooms come with your own shower facilities. =)

Usually I book directly from their website:
Tsukuba Hotel Tokyo Ueno Asakusa |

 

[DMC_Coolie]

anyone else with experience on airbnb?
some of the rooms seem really cheap.. might be good for solo traveller

 

[flame_angel]

$200 per night gives you a lot of options even in Tokyo. How many people going? Kind of hard to give recs without knowing how many pax for that amount.

If it's 4pax, can consider Oimachi and Kamata area business hotels. Can go as low as 3000yen/night/pax for twin rooms for a proper new clean hotel. Super close to Haneda airport.

If 2 pax, can upgrade to business hotels in Ikebukuro area.

 

[kenpachi82]

i always stay at toyoko inn. around $80/night
got many locations and many of them are often pretty close to train stations.

 

[luvwings]

sorry to tag this thread, but i realize next year apr sakura season most hotel are not available, are they really out or the hotels have not open for booking yet? Anyone can advise on this?

And which area are consider good areas to stay? meaning you have places to explore at night and food to eat.. looking at max 100SGD per night per room on a 2 pax basis

 

[ShinigamiX]

damn, u guys r rich.... try minami-senju area loh

alot of cheap accomodations there.... i cant afford 100 or more SGD per day

mine was abt 40+SGD when i went last yr

 

[[M]aiev]

damn, u guys r rich.... try minami-senju area loh

alot of cheap accomodations there.... i cant afford 100 or more SGD per day

mine was abt 40+SGD when i went last yr

My accommodation less than 40 SGD and is at Shinjuku. Well, it's a guesthouse so cannot kong much

 

[cpuer]

sorry to tag this thread, but i realize next year apr sakura season most hotel are not available, are they really out or the hotels have not open for booking yet? Anyone can advise on this?

And which area are consider good areas to stay? meaning you have places to explore at night and food to eat.. looking at max 100SGD per night per room on a 2 pax basis

Some hotel are not open for booking until it's 3 months before actual dates. Some earlier. Some have exclusive arrangement with online booking portals, etc, so it differs.

If its Tokyo, just be as near as possible to those key transport hub. Eg Tokyo stn, Ueno, Ikebukuro, Shinjuku etc. If you cannot get any near these few, then at least try to be near a Yamanote stations. They are the second best options.

 

[chaotah]

Imo Tokyo trains are so extensive, no need to stay along yamanote line. For me it's okay as long as you don't stray too far from the yamanote circle, and there is major subway such as ginza line near your location. Base on ur budget would recommend hostel instead of hotel. K house is good.

 

[dimitri_can]

My hotel is 4000 yen a night, but the uncle only speaks Japanese.
Private toilet. =)
Around the neighborhood got 7-11, Donki Hote, Matsuya, etc.

It's near Asakusa.

Uncle is quite friendly, let me know if u all wanna book. =)