Top Motels in Tokyo Prefecture in 2026

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Our top choices for Tokyo Prefecture motels

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1. cozey retreat asakusabashi

Taito

Rp1.475.244 total

29 Sept - 30 Sept

A cozy living room with a fireplace, red armchairs, a wooden cabinet, and a clock on the wall.

2. Family Lodge Hatagoya Tokyo Shinkiba

Koto

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Top Tokyo Prefecture Hotel Reviews

Shinagawa Prince Hotel

8/10 Good

"The location is great. The hotel was a little bit out dated."

Shinjuku Granbell Hotel

8/10 Good

"The room is on the small side but we knew this and is absolutely fine for a city trip. We did feel we may have found a bit more storage space helpful. The room did smell a little damp but think that’s a consequence of not being able to open any windows and having air con. Breakfast is fine but wouldn’t rush to have it, although they did cater for my gluten free needs. The location of the hotel was also ideal for getting to all areas of the city. On the whole, the hotel was good and would recommend to friends coming to Tokyo."

The Prince Park Tower Tokyo - Preferred Hotels & Resorts, LVX Collection

8/10 Good

"We stayed in a corner room which was very spacious, especially compared to other Tokyo hotels. Great location to stay when visiting Tokyo. Although, the room we stayed in did feel a little dated. Housekeeping staff were excellent. Our room was beautifully refreshed to an immaculate standard every day. Lawson convenience store in the basement of the hotel was very useful. Be warned that the facilities including the swimming pool and hot spring / spa are an extra fee which is a shame for a 5* hotel. There is also an additional charge to sit at a table with a Tokyo Tower view in the hotel bar. Check-in and check-out process took a long time. Note for Expedia VIP Access customers: We were not offered an upgrade at check-in, even though several other room types were still showing as available to book for the length of our stay."