Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Kamatachō on Hotels.com. These Kamatachō hotels consistently deliver on quality, location and traveller experience. Last updated on 10 November 2026.
"Outstanding hotel. Even in the middle of the biggest city on the planet, the surrounding garden gives a quiet, peaceful feel. We had a corner room with a balcony overlooking the garden which was amazing for having a quick coffee to start the day. Vast majority of the hotel staff were very warm and welcoming. Right next to a stop on the Oedo line, a 10 minute walk to the Meiji Jingu baseball stadium, and for car enthusiasts a 10 minute walk to Meiji Jingu Gaien Gino Avenue which is a great place...
"Outstanding hotel. Even in the middle of the biggest city on the planet, the surrounding garden gives a quiet, peaceful feel. We had a corner room with a balcony overlooking the garden which was amazing for having a quick coffee to start the day. Vast majority of the hotel staff were very warm and welcoming. Right next to a stop on the Oedo line, a 10 minute walk to the Meiji Jingu baseball stadium, and for car enthusiasts a 10 minute walk to Meiji Jingu Gaien Gino Avenue which is a great place...
"Very nice hotel that is central to Tokyo and great if you want to be close to Shibuya & Shinjuku for shopping and going out for drinks. Hotel staff are very friendly and helpful in any questions you have!"
"Very nice hotel that is central to Tokyo and great if you want to be close to Shibuya & Shinjuku for shopping and going out for drinks. Hotel staff are very friendly and helpful in any questions you have!"
"We enjoyed our stay at this property. A short walk to the Waseda subway stop, or the trolley, some decent restaurants near by. Appreciated the free shuttle service they provide when we left with our luggage travelling to Kyoto."
"We enjoyed our stay at this property. A short walk to the Waseda subway stop, or the trolley, some decent restaurants near by. Appreciated the free shuttle service they provide when we left with our luggage travelling to Kyoto."
"This is a beautiful small hotel with lots of traditional japanese decor. It is quiet and peaceful and very elegant. The neighbor is interesting, not at all touristy and very accessible to several different metro lines."
"This is a beautiful small hotel with lots of traditional japanese decor. It is quiet and peaceful and very elegant. The neighbor is interesting, not at all touristy and very accessible to several different metro lines."
"The rooftop onsen is a gem. There are two pools - one which is open air and overlooks the city, and the other which is inside. The views are incredible!
The room was small, but cozy and clean, with a beautiful view of the city, tatami mats and a comfortable bed. The hotel is an wasy walk to the train station and to the livelier part of Shinjuku, making it a perfect place to rest."
"The rooftop onsen is a gem. There are two pools - one which is open air and overlooks the city, and the other which is inside. The views are incredible!
The room was small, but cozy and clean, with a beautiful view of the city, tatami mats and a comfortable bed. The hotel is an wasy walk to the train station and to the livelier part of Shinjuku, making it a perfect place to rest."
"The location was excellent - close to a Metro station a few stops from Shinjuku. The street was lively, with restaurants, bars and several convenience stores, but the hotel itself was quiet. The room was clean and air conditioned, but very small (as are most Japanese hotel rooms)"
"The location was excellent - close to a Metro station a few stops from Shinjuku. The street was lively, with restaurants, bars and several convenience stores, but the hotel itself was quiet. The room was clean and air conditioned, but very small (as are most Japanese hotel rooms)"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This is the second time we’ve stayed here. Both times as a family of 5 staying in 1 room.
We didn’t spend much time in the room or hotel other than to sleep but it was spacious and well appointed.
The hotel is very close to 4 stations and only a short walk to Tokyo Dome and with plenty of eating places close by.
This is the second time we’ve stayed here. Both times as a family of 5 staying in 1 room.
We didn’t spend much time in the room or hotel other than to sleep but it was spacious and well appointed.
The hotel is very close to 4 stations and only a short walk to Tokyo Dome and with plenty of eating places close by.
We had a lovely 2-night stay here in one of the moderate queen rooms. It was sweet and everything we needed. Also the location near the Kokuritsu-kogijo station was perfect for us. Really near Shinjuku so just awesome, we totally could have stayed longer. Staff were friendly and we were able to store our bags after we checked out. Would totally go back.
We had a lovely 2-night stay here in one of the moderate queen rooms. It was sweet and everything we needed. Also the location near the Kokuritsu-kogijo station was perfect for us. Really near Shinjuku so just awesome, we totally could have stayed longer. Staff were friendly and we were able to store our bags after we checked out. Would totally go back.
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Hotel NIWA. As a solo traveller, this is a lovely, safe area. Although I felt safe overall in all locations.
After much research I chose Hotel NIWA as I love the serenity here. It’s so peaceful, away from the busyness & the crowds, however a great location, close to all with such great transportation & so many fabulous dining options close by. The food is fabulous here.
The service standards are excellent. I found all staff so friendly, courteous & so helpful....
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Hotel NIWA. As a solo traveller, this is a lovely, safe area. Although I felt safe overall in all locations.
After much research I chose Hotel NIWA as I love the serenity here. It’s so peaceful, away from the busyness & the crowds, however a great location, close to all with such great transportation & so many fabulous dining options close by. The food is fabulous here.
The service standards are excellent. I found all staff so friendly, courteous & so helpful....
Amazing staff, with excellent English. Polite, friendly & amazing! Such excellent service. Super clean & pretty hotel, Super close to everything & we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Will 100% be returning!
Amazing staff, with excellent English. Polite, friendly & amazing! Such excellent service. Super clean & pretty hotel, Super close to everything & we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Will 100% be returning!
This was a very conveniently located, reasonably priced hotel in Tokyo that was clean, friendly and had everything you could need. The onsen/ofuro baths were lovely.
My only issue is, as with many hotels in Japan, they try to force you to check in at a kiosk. I like the personal touch of a check in desk, and had to go to one anyway because of my foreign passport. I want to live world where I still get checked in by real people and I should have been given the choice.
The hotel allowed for a...
This was a very conveniently located, reasonably priced hotel in Tokyo that was clean, friendly and had everything you could need. The onsen/ofuro baths were lovely.
My only issue is, as with many hotels in Japan, they try to force you to check in at a kiosk. I like the personal touch of a check in desk, and had to go to one anyway because of my foreign passport. I want to live world where I still get checked in by real people and I should have been given the choice.
The hotel allowed for a...
Good location, close to train station. Nice neighbourhood, quieter then busier spots like Shibuya, Shinjuku but still lots of shops and restaurants around.
Room was very clean and staff were friendly. Would be nice to have more space in room, potentially having only one table instead of two. This was a minor inconvenience as we were out most of the day.
Despite the renovations in the hotel, we did not have any disruptions at all.
Good location, close to train station. Nice neighbourhood, quieter then busier spots like Shibuya, Shinjuku but still lots of shops and restaurants around.
Room was very clean and staff were friendly. Would be nice to have more space in room, potentially having only one table instead of two. This was a minor inconvenience as we were out most of the day.
Despite the renovations in the hotel, we did not have any disruptions at all.
Such an exciting precinct with food and entertainment options all around. Hotel was comfortable and surrounding precinct was amazing with many food and entertainment options. Great for families but as a couple we enjoyed the hotel too. Rooftop bar has views of My Fuji on a clear day.
Such an exciting precinct with food and entertainment options all around. Hotel was comfortable and surrounding precinct was amazing with many food and entertainment options. Great for families but as a couple we enjoyed the hotel too. Rooftop bar has views of My Fuji on a clear day.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 25, 2024Reviewed November 25, 2024
From check in staff were friendly and helpful. Rooms were clean and functional and amenities covered laundry, snacks, money exchange and baggage service. Definitely a great place to base yourself in Tokyo for a week.
From check in staff were friendly and helpful. Rooms were clean and functional and amenities covered laundry, snacks, money exchange and baggage service. Definitely a great place to base yourself in Tokyo for a week.
We loved our stay at Onsen Ryokan Yuen Shinjuku. The aesthetics were beautiful and the reception staff were so lovely. The hotel is located on a quiet street but a short walk away from all the action. 100% would stay here again.
We loved our stay at Onsen Ryokan Yuen Shinjuku. The aesthetics were beautiful and the reception staff were so lovely. The hotel is located on a quiet street but a short walk away from all the action. 100% would stay here again.
Staff were so friendly and polite from check-in to check-out. Very tidy with daily clean and changing of towels. Nice to have a change of bedding on day 3 of our stay. Will return for our next trip!
Staff were so friendly and polite from check-in to check-out. Very tidy with daily clean and changing of towels. Nice to have a change of bedding on day 3 of our stay. Will return for our next trip!
Olivia
Reviewed December 8, 2025Reviewed December 8, 2025
Very good experience overall
Some things to consider:
1) Guests do have to swap lifts to access rooms from the main one in group that takes you to reception only. This can be inconvenient sometimes as that couple minutes wait makes a difference when having to catch a train or got big luggages.
2) You still have to pay for extras such as a cafe latte even when you have already paid for a breakfast voucher which felt a little money gauging and greedy on the hotel being that other hotels at...
Very good experience overall
Some things to consider:
1) Guests do have to swap lifts to access rooms from the main one in group that takes you to reception only. This can be inconvenient sometimes as that couple minutes wait makes a difference when having to catch a train or got big luggages.
2) You still have to pay for extras such as a cafe latte even when you have already paid for a breakfast voucher which felt a little money gauging and greedy on the hotel being that other hotels at...
Abdul Ghani Mansur Bin
Reviewed February 3, 2024Reviewed February 3, 2024
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What are some of the best family hotels in Kamatachō?
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Is it worth staying in Kamatachō?
Basing yourself in Kamatachō makes it easy to explore Tokyo, including the areas of Shinjuku and Shibuya.
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