Sakura Hotel Hatagaya Reviews

Nice little hotel two quick stops away from Shinjuku. Good location, close to the station and konbini. Rooms are clean but a tight squeeze. If you are travelling in a couple, you'll need good flexibility and communication to navigate the room + luggage + shopping bags test each day. Staff are friendly and helpful. Check in and out is easy.

You get what you can expect from a 2-star hotel. Very clean, Staff is friendly and helpful. The matras on the bed need a replacement. Room 701

Really small room but that’s how it is in Tokyo. Clean hotel and great location only steps from the subway. Cute breakfast mostly toast and coffee

The location of the Sakura hotel is good , great service …

It’s a small room but the location is quite convenient. The post office is downstair. The breakfast is fixed for a bread, jam, butter, chocolate/peanut butter, coffee, tea and daily special soup. There are 4 Coins washing machines and 4 dryer machines but some couldn’t use.

Perfect hotel for a low budget. It’s nice it’s clean it’s right next to metro station. We had a great stay. Don’t book breakfast though as it’s not worth it.

Very friendly and helpful staff!

Overall I was satisfied. I especially liked the breakfast that was included and it was delicious. However, the wind outside was strong and the noise made it hard to sleep. I hope they improve this.

There are few amenities in the room, but you can borrow various items at the front desk. I borrowed a deodorant spray and a tissue box. A 1,000 yen deposit is required to borrow a charging cable (this is returned when you return the device). When I stayed there before, a lot of my clothes got wet in the rain, so I borrowed hangers. There was more sliced ​​cheese at the free breakfast, so I put it on bread and made cheese toast in the toaster provided. Boiled cheese was also available, but it cost 100 yen and you could pay with PayPay etc.

It's a good location, within a 5-minute walk from the subway station, and it has everything you need at a reasonable price, so I don't think there's a better value for money place than this. I slept comfortably, and if you're traveling alone for a long time, I recommend it~

The accommodation is enough for living alone, but it may be a little inconvenient if you bring a big suitcase. There is not much space to spread out, and the toilet is very small. Be careful, and the water pressure is very weak. (Based on the 4th floor) Other Japanese staff (2 young men, 1 older woman) are kind, but the Japanese staff (1 in his 40s) and the Korean staff served as if they were annoyed. When I checked in, a Japanese female staff member answered, but when I told them I was Korean because I was not fluent in Japanese, she asked the Korean male staff member next to me to do it, but the Korean male staff member said no, either jokingly or because he was annoyed. Even though there was a guest right in front of him? I guess there must be some circumstances, but it seems like something you should do when there are no guests. When I went out, he didn't nod his head, so I nodded first, but I won't say anything else. The hotel itself is old, but it's okay to stay.

It's too narrow and dark and there's no vanity.. It's just a good value hotel for a one-day stay.. The only good thing is that it's close to Shinjuku Station.

I stayed here for several nights while sightseeing in Tokyo. It was close to the station and in a quiet environment, and I think more than half the guests were foreign tourists. The free breakfast includes bread, orange juice, coffee, and soup. The type of soup seems to change from time to time, but during my consecutive stay it was the same chicken soup with vegetables. The soup on the first day was delicious, but on the second day it was bland and some people seemed to leave their soup, which was disappointing.

The location was great and the service was good. But the room was too dusty and the breakfast was poor.