KARIO Sasazuka

Location, washing/drying appliance, spacious Poor wifi connectivity, a bit noisy in the evening,

Lower floors have some train noises at night but you can zone them out. If you are taller than 5 foot 8 inches... you might hit your head on doorframes. The rooms are a good height though. We had a friend who was 6 foot 3 inches with us and he did fine. Had a group of 4 but you are only allowed 2 keys.

perfect location. Just outside Sasazuka station. Easily conneced by trains to other parts of Tokyo. Rooms maintained well. Smooth check in and check out. 7/11, Lawson and grocery stores are located next to the hotel. nothing to dislike. A suggestion would be to keep more cooking pots so it will be helpful for people who prefer to cook during stay.

Very clean, right by the train station(only 1 stop to Shinjuku), lots of restaurants, grocery stores, convenience stores and a mall nearby. none

The place is clean, with a small kitchen and various supermarkets around. Conveniently right next to Sasazuka station. Quiet neighborhood. Nice staff who helped me fill in my form for luggage transfer. Would have loved to have access to the balcony

Great location with a very clean bathroom. Wish they had a thinner blanket for the bed and stiffer pillow options. It was a little warm for the thick blanket they had for that time of year

The location was awesome, very close to any of store, train station and restaurants. Door was so lower and I hited my head couple times.

The location is perfect for us. Amazing how easy to get anywhere because the station is super close. The area surrounding is also superb! Nothing.

Property was clean and spacious, located right on the KEIO line for easy access to Shinjuku and the JR YAMANOTE line! Entrance was slight difficult to find but that wasn’t a real issue

We had a wonderful stay. The hotel was spotless and very well maintained. It’s centrally located, which made getting around incredibly easy, yet it still felt quiet and comfortable at night. The staff truly stood out. They were warm, attentive, and consistently kind in every interaction. They took the time to walk us through the luggage transfer process and even helped us fill out the forms in Japanese, which made traveling between cities so much easier. That level of care made a real difference. We would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

The hotel was located just around the corner from the Keio Line Sasazuka train station. It is just one stop from Shinjuku on one of the express lines -so very convenient. There were so many coffee shops, restaurants, and convenience stores located just outside the entrance. We booked the 2 room suite which was perfect for my husband, daughter, and I. We were able to do our laundry, drying our clothes with the heater function in the bathroom. The one and only thing that didn’t work was the kettle. But we didn’t even say anything because there were so many coffee shops around and we just used a pot and boiled water on the stove.

This was a great location to stay in Tokyo. A real gem of a find and couldn't believe our luck. The location was excellent. Access to the train station is right out the front door, Family Mart next door, 7-11 about 50m down the road, a local supermarket and food hall 20m away, Uniqlo and ABC Mart if you need emergency clothing, little restaurant close by and Starbucks right at the front door. We loved having 2 bedrooms, a bathroom that turned into a dryer room, a toilet separate to the bathroom, a small lounge room and kitchenette. Jumping on the train was easy and was only 2 stops from Shinjuku and Shibuya. The area felt safe and even gave our son confidences to venture out on his own. We thought we needed to be right in the middle to enjoy Tokyo but we think this was a better choice. We loved that there was a little court yard out the front of the hotel and that everything was so convenient. We would totally stay here again and highly recommend it. We have no complaints about this property and highly recommend it to anyone coming to Tokyo. If coming by Taxi note that the main access is not on a main road. You either need to walk up the court hard or through the alley of the buildings from the main street. Our Lovely taxi driver was a wee bit worried that he was dropping off in the right location but we found it within a couple of minutes.

The location couldn't have been better. It's right next to the train station and there were excellent restaurants very close by. There was also a grocery store. We had a difficult time finding the front entrance on arrival. It took us quite some time and had to ask a business nearby for directions. It would be helpful to provide a detailed instructions to find the front entrance after getting out of the train station.

This was my second time booking at Kario Sasazuka! While it wasn’t as amazing as my previous time staying here, it was still a good stay! The pros of this hotel are the location (very close to the heart of Tokyo, but is more calm and a bit less touristy), and the fact that it’s really like your own apartment (if you’re an independent person that likes to come and go as you please, this your place!). The hotel is also very clean and safe with many appliances and basic necessities provided (stove, AC, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, washing machine, electric tea kettle, etc.). If you want a no-frills apartment that is clean, with a great location, then this is a nice choice. They used to offer temporary luggage storage before check-in and after check-out (it’s even mentioned in the FAQs here on Booking.com); however, this is no longer the case. This was very disappointing especially since I had mentioned needing this service as soon as I had booked, and only on the day of my check-in (when I messaged to notify them of me dropping off my luggage) did they say it was no longer possible. The sheets in the room were also a bit scratchy and the interior was slightly more lackluster than my previous experience at this hotel (this was my second time booking here). Still, not a bad hotel at all! These few things are just areas of improvement. I would still recommended the hotel.

I loved that we were near the train station and local restaurants. I would've like more towels and face cloths vs us washing them out after each use.

Friendly staff. Close to train station, food, shopping.

Very close to train station A little small

We took a taxi from the airport to get to this hotel, but the train station is literally outside the hotel. It is somewhat tucked away in a small square, but it was not hard to find. There was a 7-11, Lawson and Starbucks very closeby. Additionally, there was an Anytime Fitness facility just above the hotel in the same building and as long as you are a member, you can get access to those facilities (i did). The hotel was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. I liked that our rooms were separated. I also liked that the air conditioner worked well and that the room included an air filter. It was a perfect stay for our first hotel in Tokyo. I loved the shower room and the water pressure in the shower room was really good. The rooms were a bit small and halls are a bit harrow, but it wasn't too bothersome. There wasn't much counter space in the bathroom either, but again, minor things and not major inconveniences.

It was very close to the subway. Comfy apartment.

Being right next to a train station doesn't sound great but it really was. The noise wasn't really an issue. There's plenty of places to get food right there, and access right onto the train network is wonderful for setting Tokyo. The apartment is fairly small but completely adequate for a family of 4. It has every thing you need. There's no dining table but the more coffee table next to the couch was fine for our breakfast pastries. The doors are not made for westerners- 180cm tall (just under 6foot). I am well above that so the top of the frame was in my eye line so I ducked every time. My son is 6ft tall and hit his head several times. I found it funny every time. The staff have very limited English but will type messages for you onto a translator app which is fine - it's me not speaking Japanese in Japan that's the real issue.