Comfortable beds and a quiet atmosphere led to restful nights. However, the western breakfast disappointed with limited options.

The public bath on the second floor was a great relaxation spot after long days.

Unfortunately, the room was incredibly cramped, making it uncomfortable for two people with luggage. We struggled to find space to move around, and the shower was so small that it felt claustrophobic. Additionally, I was disappointed by the limited dining options nearby, forcing us to travel further each night for meals.

great access to parks and iconic landmarks

I found it perfect for strolling around as the imperial palace's east garden is just a few minutes away, and it's only a pleasant 20-minute walk to kanda shrine which enriched my weekend experience with its beautiful surroundings.

Explore the small museum on-site for a fascinating glimpse into the hotel’s rich history since 1891.

The stay was exceptional, especially with the convenience of the nearby metro line and the beautiful Imperial Palace East Garden just a pleasant stroll away. The public bath on the second floor was a fantastic way to unwind after exploring the city. While the room was small, the layout was efficient and well thought out, providing a comfortable space for a solo traveler. The breakfast was a highlight, offering a delicious menu that set the tone for the day.

The Kazusaya Hotel has a fantastic location with multiple subway stations, making it easy to explore Tokyo. I loved the public onsen. it’s a great way to unwind. The staff, especially Ms. Morita, went above and beyond, helping with luggage and even sending back our pocket-wifi. Room 504, while cozy, had a small bathroom which made showering a bit challenging. Check-in was timely, though arriving early involved an extra fee. The daily fresh towels were appreciated, but limited housekeeping meant I had to put out my dirty towels. Overall, the atmosphere was warm, and I enjoyed that the hotel has been maintained beautifully since its opening in 1891. The challenge of finding space for two large suitcases in the room was real, but the incredible cleanliness made up for it. If you want a true taste of Tokyo with easy access to transport, this is definitely a solid choice.

The food scene nearby is a gem—hit up Sasaki for some killer sushi and Mont d'Or for a sweet croissant fix. The public bath was a perfect unwind after all the eats! Also loved the super clean rooms and comfy beds.

The western breakfast was a letdown, but the Japanese options were on point. Check-in took a hot minute since we had multiple rooms, yet everything else sparkled.

The spacious rooms, the thoughtful design, the pleasant history was truly remarkable.

the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly even with limited english the location was convenient for accessing many restaurants and shops nearby and the public bath was a wonderful way to unwind after exploring.

room was smaller than expected.

Can just recommend for a weekend breather

Clean room, friendly staff, conveniently located hotel.

The location offers easy access to metro stations and is just a short walk from major attractions like the Imperial Palace and Akihabara. The room was compact but comfortable, featuring a convenient shower, and the breakfast included delicious traditional options. Staff members were friendly and exceptionally helpful, especially with luggage storage and directions. However, noise can travel from the street, and the bed firmness might not suit everyone. Limited views from the lower floors is another aspect worth noting.