I agree with previous reviews that Hotel Kitcho is an excellent value; I did a lot of research before we booked and I think budget travelers will be hard-pressed to find a better deal. We paid about $120 per night US for a very spacious Japanese room and we enjoyed the experience very much -- glad we didn't stay in... more

My husband and I were looking for a place to book for our last day in Japan. We wanted something that was 1. affordable (10,000 yen or less for a twin room) and 2. close to Tokyo Station. It was only a miracle that I came across this hotel on the internet. 9000 yen for a twin room in the... more

We stayed at Kitcho for 5 nights in March and had a wonderful experience. We booked a Japanese style room for the first 2 nights. This was a huge room with a little hallway, living room, bedroom with tea table and tea making facilities and a spacious shower and bathroom. We also opted for the western breakfast in the hotel... more

One word - Awesome! The staff were always happy to see you and couldn't do enough to make sure your stay was comfortable! Even when we lost the hotel room key they were very patient with us! 5 of us stayed in the Traditional Japanese Room and it was fantastic! We were a bit worried that we would have trouble... more

My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Kitcho for 4 nights in March 2008 We wanted to stay in a typical Japense Ryokan and that is what we got. It was a very good price and very conveniently located to the metro lines. We got the Limosine bus from Narita airport and the first stop was Tokyo City Air... more

The hotel location was amazing! It was close to the Hibiya and the Asakua line. The Ningya-Cho station was minutes away from there. There are at least 30 restaurants within 5 minutes walking including McDonalds (best breakfast if you like western breakfast, although I am not a fan of McDonalds if you have kids used to American style food it... more

I guess some people might like to stay in a hotel that's in the center of a lot of action, but if you want to stay in a hotel that is tucked away on a quiet street yet still convenient to transportation, Hotel Kitcho is the place to stay. The hotel is situated on a nice tree-lined street in a... more

Comfortable hotel on a quiet (rare in Tokyo!!!), tree lined street. Conveniently located, close to subway stations and the City Airport Terminal. For Tokyo standards fairly cheap: good value for money. Highly recommended. more

The double rooms are great, but do pay the extra 3000 for a Japanese room, they are more like apartments, with livingroom, bedroom and a wonderful bathroom. The staff is very nice, and although English can be problematic, will do anything they can to help you out. Will definitely stay here again if I come to Tokyo! more