karaksa hotel TOKYO STATION

The location is near Tokyo station,very convenient to get a train.

Room has 4 beds, it suited for us, but too squeezy for us family of 4 with big kids (10 and 13 yo). The shower vs toilet were separated. No wardrobe, only hangers and limited place to hang the clothes. The shower area was squeezy for us too and no space to hang 4 towels, rubbish bin was super tiny too. They omly make up bed, change towel and throw trash daily, if need to clean room/toilet/change bed sheets must call them before 9am. Brrakfast space was super limited, can only accomodate like 25 pax, they offer optional replacement of 500yen breakfast voucher that can be used in daimaru etc. Washing machine is combination for wash and dry and there were too many ppl using it,even need to q. And after setting to dry for 1 hr, all my clothes were still not dry. Overall i feel not worth the money i paid around sgd 600 per night! The only good thing is only location, near tokyo station.

It’s very close to Tokyo station. The family room with three beds is large enough. The free drink corner at the ground floor is also very friendly to use. Convenience stores are just around the corner.

The hotel was located quite conveniently close to Tokyo Station which makes it perfect for those who want to take the Shinkansen to Kyoto or Osaka or the Narita Express. Room is adequate for three although small. Ensuite toilet and shower are separate. Hotel is on a side street so don’t expect a view. Breakfast was good for the price. Highly recommend for first time travellers to Japan.

Really good location, you can get to Tokyo station real quick, also the bus from and to the airport is close as well, walkable distance. Room’s window doesn’t really have a view, but if you are not spending much in the room, it’s fine as well then.

I really enjoyed the close proximity to Tokyo Station. There's a lot of great restaurants near by. Also the welcome drink area is a nice touch. I didn't have an opportunity to use their laundry room and other amenities.