"Room was spacious and the amenities were great too. Mattresses are in need of changing but everything else was perfect. Staff was amazing too and the location was amazing."
"Room was spacious and the amenities were great too. Mattresses are in need of changing but everything else was perfect. Staff was amazing too and the location was amazing."
"The front desk staff and house keeping were great. They made my stay the best experience because they had an concerned interest in what ever situation I was talking about even when it wasn't hotel related. The entire area from the outside to my room and the cleanest of the room was perfect. Many restaurants and shops near by and a train station to move about with ease."
"The front desk staff and house keeping were great. They made my stay the best experience because they had an concerned interest in what ever situation I was talking about even when it wasn't hotel related. The entire area from the outside to my room and the cleanest of the room was perfect. Many restaurants and shops near by and a train station to move about with ease."
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Nestled at the foot of Mount Takao, this cultural hub invites you to ride the cable car for breathtaking forest views. Explore ancient Hachioji Castle ruins before visiting Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, then cap your day at the whimsical Takao Trick Art Museum.
The front desk team is super helpful and friendly, and they speak great English. The rooms are very clean and a bit more spacious than what you’d expect in a typical Japanese hotel—they even have a microwave, a mini kitchen, and a separate bathroom and toilet. You’re close to lots of restaurants, shops, and convenience stores, and Okubo Station is just a few minutes away. We’d definitely stay here again!
The front desk team is super helpful and friendly, and they speak great English. The rooms are very clean and a bit more spacious than what you’d expect in a typical Japanese hotel—they even have a microwave, a mini kitchen, and a separate bathroom and toilet. You’re close to lots of restaurants, shops, and convenience stores, and Okubo Station is just a few minutes away. We’d definitely stay here again!
Arlene
Reviewed November 5, 2026Reviewed November 5, 2026
We are so glad we chose this hotel for our last night in Tokyo. Fantastic staff. Room was spacious with good amenities. Great bed. Blackout shades. Very quiet despite being on a busy street. Just a block away from the nearest train station, and free shuttle to the airport (Haneda).
We are so glad we chose this hotel for our last night in Tokyo. Fantastic staff. Room was spacious with good amenities. Great bed. Blackout shades. Very quiet despite being on a busy street. Just a block away from the nearest train station, and free shuttle to the airport (Haneda).
First stayed in Hotel Metropolitan Kawasaki in 2024, only knowing it was near the train station. Stayed again in 2025 knowing what I know now — and will certainly stay here again in the future.
The property was surprisingly spacious, clean, and modern. The hotel amenities (ex. laundry room, fitness, etc.) were the icing on top.
But the service is the true slice of cake here. The staff are friendly and accommodating - very approachable and polite. They didn't care that we didn't speak Japanese;...
First stayed in Hotel Metropolitan Kawasaki in 2024, only knowing it was near the train station. Stayed again in 2025 knowing what I know now — and will certainly stay here again in the future.
The property was surprisingly spacious, clean, and modern. The hotel amenities (ex. laundry room, fitness, etc.) were the icing on top.
But the service is the true slice of cake here. The staff are friendly and accommodating - very approachable and polite. They didn't care that we didn't speak Japanese;...
Hotel location is excellent. Step outside. Bus stop. To the left, a bakery and a diner. Steps to the right, down stairs there is a subway station and convenience store. The 7th floor has an excellent lounge and laundry room. Our room was clean and comfortable.
Excellent service. The Staff is friendly and helpful. The day we left we asked them to call us a taxi. It arrived at private area that they escorted us to.
Easy walk or transit to parks, museums, restaurants and...
Hotel location is excellent. Step outside. Bus stop. To the left, a bakery and a diner. Steps to the right, down stairs there is a subway station and convenience store. The 7th floor has an excellent lounge and laundry room. Our room was clean and comfortable.
Excellent service. The Staff is friendly and helpful. The day we left we asked them to call us a taxi. It arrived at private area that they escorted us to.
Easy walk or transit to parks, museums, restaurants and...
Edmund
Reviewed November 14, 2026Reviewed November 14, 2026
The Hotel New Grand is a historical landmark in Yokohama. The location is hard to beat. It’s across the street from Yamashita Park, blocks from China Town, the International cruise terminal, 15 minute walk to Yokohama Stadium and good access to train system.
Only down note is Hotel. Ew Grand needs to upgrade pillows, they were extremely uncomfortable.
The Hotel New Grand is a historical landmark in Yokohama. The location is hard to beat. It’s across the street from Yamashita Park, blocks from China Town, the International cruise terminal, 15 minute walk to Yokohama Stadium and good access to train system.
Only down note is Hotel. Ew Grand needs to upgrade pillows, they were extremely uncomfortable.
I loved this little gem of a hotel. The staff is lovely and the hotel is affordable and really clean. The walls are also super thick so you don’t hear the baseball games that might happen across the street. I also loved the location. The street is quiet but metro close and so many places walkable. I’ll certainly stay here again,
I loved this little gem of a hotel. The staff is lovely and the hotel is affordable and really clean. The walls are also super thick so you don’t hear the baseball games that might happen across the street. I also loved the location. The street is quiet but metro close and so many places walkable. I’ll certainly stay here again,
This was a well-maintained hotel with wonderful staff. The room itself was lovely and has great amenities. The 3 twin room was surprisingly spacious for 3 people. The on-premises restaurant was great too.
The location is quiet and spacious which is a nice change from the surrounding metro area. It is literally next to a train station so transit is a breeze.
My only real complaint is that the laundry facility was too small. There were often 2 hour lines of folks waiting to get loads...
This was a well-maintained hotel with wonderful staff. The room itself was lovely and has great amenities. The 3 twin room was surprisingly spacious for 3 people. The on-premises restaurant was great too.
The location is quiet and spacious which is a nice change from the surrounding metro area. It is literally next to a train station so transit is a breeze.
My only real complaint is that the laundry facility was too small. There were often 2 hour lines of folks waiting to get loads...
Luke
Reviewed September 26, 2024Reviewed September 26, 2024
The Narita Airport limosine bus stops directly at this hotel, so it's very convenient if you don't want to carry a bunch of luggage on the shinkansen/local trains. There's a FamilyMart in a section of the building, on the second floor. The nearest metro station is the Akasaka-mitsuke station, and use the D exit (the yellow blocks on Google Maps). The staff is incredibly helpful, and we never felt uncomfortable asking for help with luggage/storage, or asking for more sheets/towels. Even Hilton's...
The Narita Airport limosine bus stops directly at this hotel, so it's very convenient if you don't want to carry a bunch of luggage on the shinkansen/local trains. There's a FamilyMart in a section of the building, on the second floor. The nearest metro station is the Akasaka-mitsuke station, and use the D exit (the yellow blocks on Google Maps). The staff is incredibly helpful, and we never felt uncomfortable asking for help with luggage/storage, or asking for more sheets/towels. Even Hilton's...
Megan
Reviewed November 27, 2023Reviewed November 27, 2023
I always stay at Sotetsu Fresa Takadanobaba whenever I'm in Tokyo, and for good reason. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from Takadanobaba Station, which connects to the JR Yamanote, Seibu Shinjuku, and Tozai Lines. This makes it easy to get around Tokyo, whether you're headed to Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, or other popular spots.
The hotel itself is clean and comfortable, with rooms that are surprisingly spacious for the price. I appreciate that you can adjust the AC to your...
I always stay at Sotetsu Fresa Takadanobaba whenever I'm in Tokyo, and for good reason. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from Takadanobaba Station, which connects to the JR Yamanote, Seibu Shinjuku, and Tozai Lines. This makes it easy to get around Tokyo, whether you're headed to Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, or other popular spots.
The hotel itself is clean and comfortable, with rooms that are surprisingly spacious for the price. I appreciate that you can adjust the AC to your...
I am a Travel Agent and visit lots of properties. Upon entering The Millennials Shibuya I was greeted by a contemporary and hip ambiance. The staff was friendly and helpful. I loved the unique "Smart Pod" experience. The pods, were comfortable, functional, and allowed for privacy. There was a sense of community and social interactions.
I am a Travel Agent and visit lots of properties. Upon entering The Millennials Shibuya I was greeted by a contemporary and hip ambiance. The staff was friendly and helpful. I loved the unique "Smart Pod" experience. The pods, were comfortable, functional, and allowed for privacy. There was a sense of community and social interactions.
staff was very friendly and helpful. we were able to ship our luggage from this hotel to the next and they helped us with that. rooms were small as expected in tokyo but it was just what we needed. the only thing i wish was better was for the dryer to work better. we had to run our clothes several times. but we’re very happy there was laundry amenities for us.
staff was very friendly and helpful. we were able to ship our luggage from this hotel to the next and they helped us with that. rooms were small as expected in tokyo but it was just what we needed. the only thing i wish was better was for the dryer to work better. we had to run our clothes several times. but we’re very happy there was laundry amenities for us.
Claire
Reviewed November 12, 2026Reviewed November 12, 2026
We sat outside with the provided breakfast each day, with NO traffic noise, as the hotel fronts on a Bike/Hike path. It was very sociable and pleasant, and sets a wonderful tone to start the day. The attached coffeeshop is also popular with the dogwalkers, so the front patio is cheerful and fluffy every day.
We sat outside with the provided breakfast each day, with NO traffic noise, as the hotel fronts on a Bike/Hike path. It was very sociable and pleasant, and sets a wonderful tone to start the day. The attached coffeeshop is also popular with the dogwalkers, so the front patio is cheerful and fluffy every day.
As many reviewers mentioned, this hotel is located about 10 minutes away from the closest metro stop (Marunouchi Line - M10 (Shinjuku Gyoemmae)). The metro stop is small, but accessible to a number of tourist attractions. The hotel is also about a 15 minute walk to the heart of Shinjuku.
We loved our stay here; the onsen was a highlight after walking nearly 8-10 miles a day. We could relax, take a nice warm bath, and decompress from the tourist activities we had done that day.
Additionally,...
As many reviewers mentioned, this hotel is located about 10 minutes away from the closest metro stop (Marunouchi Line - M10 (Shinjuku Gyoemmae)). The metro stop is small, but accessible to a number of tourist attractions. The hotel is also about a 15 minute walk to the heart of Shinjuku.
We loved our stay here; the onsen was a highlight after walking nearly 8-10 miles a day. We could relax, take a nice warm bath, and decompress from the tourist activities we had done that day.
Additionally,...
Very lovely, well-maintained and comfortable accommodation close to the cablecar station that takes you up the mountain. Has a nice restaurant and hiking equipment facilities on the ground floor.
Very lovely, well-maintained and comfortable accommodation close to the cablecar station that takes you up the mountain. Has a nice restaurant and hiking equipment facilities on the ground floor.
Eugene
Reviewed September 16, 2025Reviewed September 16, 2025
Love this place and we will stay here again in the future. Room was amazing for three people with 3 single beds, fresh linen-and robe daily. Free breakfast with delicious pastries included. And oh, I missed the caffucino latte served as much as you want from Am till 10:00 pm. Our experience was great!
Love this place and we will stay here again in the future. Room was amazing for three people with 3 single beds, fresh linen-and robe daily. Free breakfast with delicious pastries included. And oh, I missed the caffucino latte served as much as you want from Am till 10:00 pm. Our experience was great!
Edgardo
Reviewed September 24, 2024Reviewed September 24, 2024
If you're not able to find a motel in Hachioji, allow Expedia help you find a motel or something similar from more than 2301 lodging options in the area. Simply use our search tools to filter by nightly room rate or money-saving amenities such as free parking and free breakfast.
What are motels like?
Motel properties often offer free parking, and many have outdoor pools. Often one or two stories tall, motels usually have outdoor access to guestrooms from the parking lot. Beginning in the early 1950s, customized neon signs often lit up the roadside motels, and examples today can still be seen along historic U.S. Route 66.
What are the best motels in Hachioji?
Here is one of the motels that you can book in the larger area. Family Lodge Hatagoya Fujitsuru is located 22.5 mi (36.2 km) from the heart of Hachioji. Enjoy access to the laundry facilities, and freebies including WiFi and parking.
What things can I to do in Hachioji?
These are some of the parks and outdoorsy places: Mount Takao, Meiji Memorial Forest Takao Quasi-National Park, and Akigawa Valley. You'll find these family-friendly attractions: Takao 599 Museum, Isonuma Milk Farm, and Kobotoke Shiroyama. Some historical places you might want to see include Hachioji Castle, Yakuoin Temple, and Silk Road Museum. During your trip, here are some other places to visit: Mt. Takao Cable Car, Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, and Mt. Takao Chair Lift.
What's the weather like in Hachioji?
Weather can make or break a roadtrip, so here's some data about year-round temperatures in Hachioji to help you plan yours: The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 75°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 42°F. The rainiest months in Hachioji are September, October, June, and July, with each month seeing an average of 10 inches of rainfall.
What are my options for getting around Hachioji when staying in a motel?
We’ve gathered some information about local transportation options in Hachioji to help you navigate your stay: Fly into Haneda Airport (HND), which is located 29 mi (46.6 km) away from the city center. Walk to nearby metro stations like Mejirodai Station, Kiyotaki Station, and Mount Takao Station. If you want to journey outside of the area, hop aboard a train from Hachioji Takao Station, Hazama Station, or Nishi-Hachioji Station.