3 Stars Hotels in Odaiba, Tokyo from CA $52

"I don’t want to hype it up too much and let the secret out of the bag but Ryōgoku is a great place to stay in Tokyo if you like things a little lore on the mellow side. Only a few stops from “the city” but the Sumida River is a great buffer from the hectic. I enjoyed several nice morning walks on the river walk and thru the nearby memorial park and private garden. Lots of great eating in the hotel restaurants and around the station. Easy access to JR Line and the Subway. Wanted Ueno but glad we got Ryōgoku!"

"The hotel is absolutely gorgeous and almost perfect with regards to its cleanliness, service, and price. There are two issues though. I travelled in April and Japan was still cold on most days. The hotel kept the air conditioner (AC) on all night. It took them two days to turn on the heat but on the fifth day, they went back to the AC and said they were not allowed to turn the heat on again. Those cold nights were uncomfortable. The second issue was with their laundry room. If you need to do laundry, you have to wait hours to use one of the four machines. Once you use it, the drying function never actually dries your clothes even after two hours. I had to catch my flight with wet clothes in my bag. There are machines on the market that can wash and dry in 30 minutes. I think the hotel should invest in those machines. Most of them are energy efficient nowadays. If the hotel is trying to conserve energy, two hours to wash and semi-dry is not the way to do it. For the travelers who like to wash while traveling, there 24-hour laundromats in the area but nothing near this hotel. The 24 hour laundromats have 30 minute washers and 30 minute dryers. "

"APA Hotel & Resort Yokohama Bay Tower was conveniently located near a shopping mall, The Red Brick house and the train station. The service was amazing. The two 'Family Marts' inside the hotel were great for shopping and grabbing a quick snack. Our room as a bit small, and parking was not free. "

"excellent"