Hotels with family room in Koto

"brilliant place to stay, hotel is quality. the room is spacious even for a single, and the table with table lamp ample to type on...the seating quality is poor though...the fridge fantastic, apa really have a good service going, and the daily yukata and amenities is great, the only con is the bed alarm is spoilt (the radio was great), and so there is literally an old school alarm clock there. the rest of the room is great for a business traveller just in for a seminar/deal, and you can hang all your suits, etc, and the internet cat5e cable is good enough. no bbc or cnn or cnbc,you have to pay for cable but that tends to be done by only the japanese locals or the losers who want to watch the adult channel and pay (by note or cash i believe) into some white box on each floor. that said, the hotel is a short walk from nishi ojima and sumiyoshi, and the streets have some decent food, so if you like me come back from work in otemachi/marunouchi, it is not too bad or far away, though i must say, east tokyo is the most deserted of all the places i've stayed in tokyo...great for people big on somehting quieter...feels like a more residential homely area of tokyo for sure...lots of poor old people (ageing population) around to be kind to i guess if you're into kindness..."

"Location not consider convenience but best suit for traveller who want to stay away from crowded places. The room was clean, staffs are friendly and you can enjoy the delicious breakfast while enjoying the great view from the restaurant. "

"I stayed at the Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Toyocho with my 7 year old son from March 25-29, 2017. As a woman traveling without my husband, I wanted a hotel where I felt safe and comfortable, and without costing a fortune. This hotel was all that, and more!!! We arrived about 6 hours before check in. Not a problem for the front desk, they held our suitcases and gave us subway directions for our first day of sightseeing. We returned about 7 hours later to discover our bags were already waiting for us in our room!! Along with new slippers and soft pajamas every day. My son and I would start our day by asking directions to anywhere we wanted to go. Be it the Godzilla Hotel, or Waving Cat Shrine or the best place for local sushi. Without fail, the front desk would give us the easiest to follow directions, including how long it would take to get to our destination. They always had English subway maps or would print out the directions for us. Furthermore, they always had a huge smile on their faces when we would return home from our adventures. Someone would always ask my son how the day went and as a mom, I really appreciated that little comforting touch. There are three entrances to the subway within a minute walk from the hotel. I think 1 1/2 hours was the longest it took to get anywhere. And that was for our return trip to the Narita Airport. Other then that, it took less then one hour to travel by subway to the locations we wanted to visit. Places like Tokyo Skytree Tower, Hotel Gracery (aka Godzilla Hotel), Ueno Park or the Waving Cat Shrine near Yoyogi Park. I want to stress one aspect of subway travel - we called it Train Sardines! Literally, the Toyocho station cars were PACKED during morning rush hour!! We experienced it a little bit one morning, but after waiting until 8:40 or so the cars were crowded, but not like sardines. :) All in all, we LOVED this hotel!! I would highly recommend it. If you are looking for comfort, quiet, extremely clean and"

"Booked a Family Room/Quad Room for me, my husband, my father-in law (senior citizen), and sister-in-law. Pros - near Morishita station, close to many restaurants and convenience stores, kind staff, clean room, nice facilities, budget friendly rates, plus we had our own bathroom, TV, and fridge. Interiors were crisp and clean, room was well-lit and thoughtfully designed albeit the space constraints. Enjoyed the view at the 10th floor, and enjoyed hanging out and eating at the balcony and eating area at the 3rd floor. I love the balcony--it's a nice touch! Comfy beds and pillows and nice cozy blanket. Cons - I could say that the room or bathroom could be bigger, but for the price I paid, I don't think I could ask for more. I already got great value for money and best use of space considering we were in Tokyo. We already felt lucky enough to have found this gem. Would definitely stay here again when we visit Tokyo. I highly recommend staying here!"

"brilliant place to stay, hotel is quality. the room is spacious even for a single, and the table with table lamp ample to type on...the seating quality is poor though...the fridge fantastic, apa really have a good service going, and the daily yukata and amenities is great, the only con is the bed alarm is spoilt (the radio was great), and so there is literally an old school alarm clock there. the rest of the room is great for a business traveller just in for a seminar/deal, and you can hang all your suits, etc, and the internet cat5e cable is good enough. no bbc or cnn or cnbc,you have to pay for cable but that tends to be done by only the japanese locals or the losers who want to watch the adult channel and pay (by note or cash i believe) into some white box on each floor. that said, the hotel is a short walk from nishi ojima and sumiyoshi, and the streets have some decent food, so if you like me come back from work in otemachi/marunouchi, it is not too bad or far away, though i must say, east tokyo is the most deserted of all the places i've stayed in tokyo...great for people big on somehting quieter...feels like a more residential homely area of tokyo for sure...lots of poor old people (ageing population) around to be kind to i guess if you're into kindness..."