Hotel MyStays Kameido

Great service. Fast, friendly check-in. Received and forwarded our suitcases. Quiet area. Close to train station and restaurants. Room was comfortable but bathroom was very small. I'm under 5 feet tall and still hit my elbows and knees when showering and getting dressed. Need to go to front desk to get clean towels (inconvenient if you stay across the street in the annex).

All is good.

very convenient to transportation and meals. Economical too. Would stay again! Only complaint would be the only English TV station being CNN. Would rather hear some good journalism instead of opinions.

I am an American who is use to larger spaces. The hotel was nice enough and the staff amazing. The bathroom was super tiny and the bed slanted down.

Too small and it was dirty. The Hotel Mystays in Osaka was 10x better.

Convenient to the station. Room was smaller than in picture. Kitchen was not as describe.

Very good location in a quiet neighborhood. Self-service on supplies and amenities are a breeze. I like the availability of laundry machines at the lobby.

It was ok. Can't really complain for a budget hotel. It was bit cramped and the bathroom was quite small. However for the price, it wasnt too bad.

Room is vwry small the room for 2 people is only good for one petson the comfort room smells luke pee and very small hard to move around.

The idiom "you get what you pay for" isn't always true in Tokyo, since some of the most expensive hotels have failed me in both quality & location. MyStays was recommended by my fiancee over other business hotels, & I'm glad she did. The Perks: It's in east-central Tokyo (15 minutes to Akihabara) and the walk to JR Kameido Sta. was great (less than 5 minutes!). Average $50 a night, which was very decent. Room was generally clean, medium sized *by Tokyo standards* with TV, fridge, air con, WiFi, nice long desk, semi-double bed (beats twin!), microwave, 2 sinks, heated toilet seat, and the window opened-- a major plus for me! The Frown: My #1 complaint was the shower area. As a 6'3" guy, this was tiny tiny! I should be used to it by now, but I never am. Also note, there IS NO FREE ROOM CLEANING SERVICE! Want your sheets changed & floor vacuumed? Get ready to cough up an additional 2000Y. You can do it yourself for free, & you'll need to get your new towels at the front desk too. This isn't horrible, but it's the first time I've come across this policy. Maybe that's how they keep the cost low? 2 people per room may be tight, so be advised. Window had no view. The Bottom Line: For a simple, basic room in Tokyo that's not a hostel or capsule hotel, this is your answer. I'd gladly stay here again. My fiancee commented how it probably used to be a temporary apartment for company workers (the 2nd sink near the front door was the giveaway), so it has a homey feel. Recommended!