Hotel MyStays Ochanomizu Conference Center

I stayed for 4 nights, which you can read the review I left for this hotel, and went elsewhere for 2 nights before returning to stay for another night. The hotel will help to store your luggage if you return to stay again. We enjoyed staying here so much that the other place failed in comparison, and we were so happy to return for our last night here.

I ordered a twin bed room, clean, spacious enough for a hotel in Japan. The bed is quite good. Toiletries are quite complete, you can take it yourself before taking the elevator. To Akihabara cm 5 minutes walk. Receptionist is friendly and can speak English very well. There are 3 stations that can be reached by walking 5-6 minutes. Places to eat around a lot. Recommended

We were very happy to stay at the MyStays Hotel Ochanomizu (we 6 rent 3 rooms). The hotel is close to 2 JR Station namely: Akihabara JR Station (large station) walks about 15 minutes and Ochanomizu JR Station (small station, there are only stairs, so it is rather troublesome when carrying heavy luggage) walk uphill about 7 minutes. The hotel is next to a minimarket, so if you are hungry you can buy onigiri and other food here. The hotel is also close to a variety of restaurants and shopping centers around Akihabara JR Station.

Clean, comfortable and for friendly staff. The location is in a quiet area, yet close to metro stations and a very short walk to Akihabara.

I went solo on my first trip to Japan and made last minute plans for a trip. Looking for a hotel was stressful but then I found this hotel and while it was a bit more being so last minute it was worth it. The location is far enough away from noise and the tourists (there is a little noise at night if you face the street, nothing that isnt normal for a hotel). You can walk 5 min to Akihabara and 5-10 min to a train station, metro and JR. The staff have a little translation device if they need to tell you something that you dont understand. It was very safe - there were people of all ages, old, young, couples, solo travelers. You need a hotel card to go up in the elevator. There is a family mart attached to the hotel, which was where I got so much food and drink and even my first meal in Japan. The room is smaller than American rooms but honestly was big for 1 and prob just enough room for 2. I had a big and small luggage and they fit. Bathroom has a shower tub combo attached to the bedroom which a lot of Japanese hotels do not have. There was a TV, refrigerator, kettle and tea, hairdryer, cords in case you forgot your phone charger, safe for keeping valuables stored, and a desk and chair. They provide pjs (robe) Toothrbrush, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and toothpaste is provided. There is also a restaurant attached for breakfast and lunch (maybe dinner) but I didnt go during my stay. Across the street is a mall which has a grocery store in the basement. Overall 9/10!!!!!