HOTEL SUI KANDA byABEST

Great property with very friendly staff. Comes with lots of amenities like sake tastings and food.

Lovely stay, great value and well located. ,

We really enjoyed our stay at this property. We stayed for 8 nights while visiting Tokyo (two adults, in two beds). While the rooms aren't huge, they are clean and comfortable. The bathroom is large enough for one person, with good water pressure. My only criticism of the room is that it needed more storage space. There are two desks (one of them extended as needed), but not drawers or closet. We were given two hangers, and needed to request more (the clothes could be hung on bars around the walls of the room). Living out of a suitcase for 8 days wasn't easy. Service was excellent. At one point, we needed to switch rooms because the air conditioning unit was making an intermittent buzzing noise every 3-5 minutes overnight (similar to a cell phone on vibrate). The staff very quickly switched our room and we slept comfortably after that. In addition, we had trouble with the safe (it kept locking, and the code didn't work to open it again) - again, the staff (Rea) helped with a smile. Finally, the amenities were nice. There was instant coffee in the room, but an excellent coffee machine (which also served espresso and capuccino) in the lobby. There was free wine and sake from 5-7pm, and some snacks from 7-9pm. Wish there was a gym! Local gyms were $20-30/visit. It is in a very central location, steps from Kanda Station, and a 20 minute walk to Tokyo Station and Akihabra. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. It was reasonably priced and comfortable. Worth a booking!

Great stay. Good service

Front staff was excellent. They were helpful with our questions and needs. Location was close to the JR Line making traveling within Tokyo (and outside tokyo) super convenient. Knocking off a star only for these two reasons: 1. The rooms, were really really small. We knew it was small booking it but was surprised at how small it actually was. The mattress was just a 5inch? mattress on top of a wooden raised plank. It was, however, surprisingly comfortable. 2. The in-room slippers were atrocious! They were incredibly uncomfortable! Please just provide disposable slippers instead! Overall it was a good experience. You do get what you pay for in terms of room space.

Very cozy

Good location, with walkable distance to several train stations and different lines. The hotel is located on a quite street.

Staff are nice

Excellent service, very helpful and respectful, clean rooms and safe for solo travelers.

This is my second time staying at this hotel, and I would be happy to come back again. The rooms are compact, aimed less at moving in for a couple of weeks, and more 'I'm going to drop my stuff off and head out to explore'. The hotel offers various services in the main lobby social space at specific times of the day, and amenities can be easily found at the reception. It rained during my visit, and the hotel had umbrellas ready for free use. The location is brilliant, just a few minutes' walk from Kanda Station, and there are many bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, so you really can't go wrong with whatever you choose to do.

One of the best hotels I have ever stayed at, and I have been to world-renowned five star hotels all over the world including Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. The staff are unfathomably accommodating to the point of absurdity. They have spared no cost to make our stay as carefree as possible. Naming even one member of staff would be a disservice to the rest, as each one has been incredible with their dedication to serving me and my husband on our 7-day trip to Japan. To sum this property for any prospecting travelers: it is a one in a million hotel. Ask and you shall receive levels of service. Overall delightful and if I ever stay in Tokyo again, this will be the place to go.

The staff were very friendly and accommodating. I loved how there were lots of freebies, such as takoyaki every night during a specific time, free mocktails and some wine, unlimited water, tea, and coffee available all day, every day, as well as access to a microwave. These are all accessible 24 hours a day. The location was so accessible to the train station. Lots of great japanese restaurants and convenient stores nearby.

Perfectly located. It’s about a 7 mins walk to the Yamamoto line and is still pretty close to the other metros.

Friendly staff, nice to have takoyaki in the evening, easily accessible to convenience stores and restaurants Shower curtains can get stinky so they should monitor it more often

Great location and amazing staff. Just a 5 minute walk from Kanda station, I would highly recommend staying at Hotel SUI if you’re looking to stay in a quieter Tokyo neighbourhood. We look forward to coming back here one day.

We stayed for 3 nights. Overall, it’s good. About 20 minutes walk to Dotonburi. The subway station is right outside of the building of hotel. If you don’t care about the room is pretty small it’d be great economy travel. There were no room service for the 3 nights we stayed but they put new clean towels at the door. It’s clean and safe for a short stay.

A great budget hotel near Kanda Station. It’s walking distance to Akihabara and a lot of places to eat near Kanda Station. The staff are very helpful to all my needs and super friendly. Truly, a great value hotel in Tokyo!

Staff very friendly and helpful. Hotel provides lots of extras at no additional charge!

We were totally taken aback by the size of the room. We did not have enough room to open our suitcases, except for one the bed. The double bed consisted of a futon on a base which housed a small safe, a couple of small drawers, and a small fridge. This was against the wall, so you had to crawl over to get to the other side of the bed. The fridge emitted heat which made the small room very warm so you had to keep turning on the air conditioner on as the window would not open. They had a fold out table from the wall, but once this was engaged, you couldn't get to the end of the bed. There were also two coat hangers built into the wall, so all you could hang were two garments. The bathroom was also very small with no room to put a shaving or cosmetic bag anywhere. Definitely a one person bathroom.The room was clean and the hotel staff were great and very friendly, especially Rea. As a.foreign traveler, if I were to visit Japan again for an extended stay, I would probably pick another hotel.

The staff was amazing super nice the location super close to Tokyo station. Definitely going back