Tokyo Hotel Guide - Tamonji Temple hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Great home base with everything you need. Would definitely go back when I’m in the area again!"

"Manager Taka and Cathleen were genuinely kind and helpful. They made our stay feel comfortable. The neighborhood was quiet and perfect. We loved our stay! "

"Room was clean and staff was pleasant. I had a smoking room which smelled a bit like smoke but not bad. Rooms are tiny"

"Great room for a great price. Staff was nice and helpful. Perfect location to stay at in Japan as it had access to buses, trains, restaurants, shopping district and shrines nearby."

"The hotel was amazing and in a great location, got to experience alot of Asakusa and was fortunate to be there for the Samaba festival. And the staff was amazing also had some unfortunate family matters arise and had to make some changes regarding my trip and they were very helpful and understanding and very expedite with helping will gladly stay again"

"Great hotel for the price "

"I like how environmentally friendly the hotel is."

"The place is lovely and way bigger than every other hotel we looked before, the bathroom is super spacious and loved the shower/tub setting. It was super clean and the hotel provided clear instructions and super helpful tips on how to go around the city and how to get there easily. Super quiet and great to have a nice sleep and recuperate for the busy days and lots of walking we did every day. Having a washer in the room was a plus, and if in a rush, a full laundry was around the corner. "

"Easy to get to train station "

"Staff only available from 4pm to 9pm"

" Stayed here for my last week on a month long solo trip. Took a while to check in. You have to pre-check in first on a link, and take a picture of your passport. On check in day, you have to take a selfie of yourself to match your passport photo. It kept denying me saying faces dont match. Really frustrating after 20 minutes of trying. First impression was the house is really small. If you're planning to rent for a group, I would say 4 people would be max. The dining/tv area is really tight....

"The Toe Library is a gem. Yoshi was such a wonderful host that my 9-year-old daughter is still talking about our time there. Would recommend for anyone seeking personal Japanese hospitality at its finest and amenities you never knew you needed ... colored pencils, music player, Mt. Fuji bath products and a neat little book collection."

"Amazing stay! I loved its Japanese interior and design elements. I highly recommend it and would definitely book again!"

"Good sized studio with everything you would need for a long stay: full kitchen, laundry with drying feature in bathroom. No smart TV though, which seems to be the norm in Japan's hotels, and is kind of surprising being so technologically advanced."