Find hotels near Ryuzoji Temple, Kazo from NT$1,168

"A nice cozy hotel with excellent staff. The two front clerks whom I spoke to were fluent in English and were very friendly and professional. I made a huge mistake in my reservation, and Mr. Okamoto was very helpful and understanding in resolving my problem. He reassured me that everything is taken care of, which was confirmed by an email minutes later. I can't thank him enough! The hotel itself had numerous amenities, including a washing machine right in the room! The property is very secure with the front doors locking after 12am, which visitors then will need to be buzzed in after hours. The elevators are also card-activated, so not just anyone can go to the rooms. I highly recommend this place!"

"All good"

"Room was new and clean. I watched a movie in the same building toho Shinjuku. Convenient to JR yet price is reasonable. I would stay again. Cons: TV has no Netflix or YouTube app. The area is a little chaotic but there is a lot of food choices."

"It was an amazing find for our family of 5. The space was amazing and so comfortable and the service went beyond and above our expectations. It was also such a great price in a city that's generally pricey for a larger family like ours. We will definitely be back again."

"Children are banned from the pool and their is an additional charge. No self serve ice. You have to order room service if you want ice. Also, no self-service laundry facility. The shuttle service starts at 9:00AM. In my opinion that is too late for when we needed it. The hotel is not located near any tourist attractions. "

"Very nice hotel"

"This is the perfect location to explore Tokyo. Ikebukuro station is just a couple of blocks itself. Restaurant and other ammenities are great."

"Great experience! Fantastic location, close to everything "

"The room, though small, was clean and comfortable and had everything we needed. The staff were friendly. There is a Family Mart across the street and a 711 around the corner, as well as a Don Quijote. Kabukicho is known as a “bad” area, but I did not feel unsafe at any time walking from Shinjuku station to the hotel. The hotel itself is on a busy street with many people. Just north of the hotel is a nice neighbourhood with many cafes and restaurants. There are several train stations within 10-15 mins walk. The onsen was a nice amenity to have "