The Kazusaya Hotel is a typical inexpensive hotel in Japan, with one surprising exception: the staff took care of us in English. I had not anticipated that. Having stayed in other similar hotels, I must admit it isn't exceptional. However, it is clean and quiet, and the staff is very friendly. We stayed four nights, and have no complaints about... More

A great hotel that I stayed in for only one night whilst in Tokyo. The rooms are small but very clean & have all the basics. The receptionist was very helpful & accommodating. A walk to the local station but not that far & great value!

I had to look for a hotel near Kanda station, and found the Hotel Kazusaya. It is down a nondescript road, about 5-10 minutes walk from Kanda station. The staff were very friendly despite limited English speaking, and check in was easy and stress free. I was on the 6th floor in a non smoking room (601). The room itself... More

We stayed in Room 305, on the nonsmoking 3rd floor. Restaurant guests can smoke downstairs in the lobby, however, and from there the smoke just travels everywhere especially in the night time when the restaurant is most popular. Room and bathroom were clean. Some cigarette burns on the sink . Bathroom feels more like a porta potty when it comes... More

The hotel and its rooms are small as mentioned, but the service is great and it's only one short stop away from the Tokyo JR Station so you can pretty much go anywhere with a JR pass without much station hopping. It's also just steps away from the JR Shinnihombashi Station. The thing about that station, though, is that there... More

This was our Tokyo base of operations when we visited. It was almost as though the hotel was minutes away from anything we wanted to see in Tokyo. Only drawback is there were few bars in the area. However, we're going back in March and we're staying at the Kazusaya again. The little lady at breakfast was what I think... More

We only stayed one night, and although the room was small it was very clean and comfortable. staff were very accommodating when we couldn't pay until check-out (most hotels in Japan require payment at check-in) because the banks were closed and we couldn't get our money exchanged to Yen until the next morning. It is right behind shin-nihombashi JR station... More