Flexstay Kameido is a great value. The low cost gets you clean, well-equipped rooms with a comfortable bed. The trade offs include no cleaning service during your stay, a very small space and a location that is a little out of the way I don't have a lot of experience travelling in Japan, but I understand small rooms are the... More

The rooms are very small, with two people it is difficult to move within the room. If you have two suitcases, it is not possible to store them, or even open them. The bathroom is a kind of cabin, 1,5 by 1,5. So if you are over 1.85 or heavy build, you will have a hard time fitting in the... More

I've stayed here multiple times and it has always been positive. I have never been disappointed. There are two buildings across the street from each other and they are both exactly as advertised. No frills, practical and very quiet. Most of the people staying there are on business so you don't get the noise of having kids around.

My journey was really great, not expensive ( with an early schedule ) The bed was a little bit tuff, everything else was great. My only remark is about the garbage can: i did not know where to empty it ( as there is no cleaning service)

Its the Flex Stay now but it is still a great location providing excellent value. This was the 10th or 15th time I've stayed there over the last few years and I am still happy and satisfied. It seems like maybe some of the staff has changed over the last few months but everyone is still friendly.

Very good service, clean, modern and nice rooms, close to the JR station and all that at an absolutely fair rate. This all makes the Kameido Flex Stay a place to remember and to return, if you are in Tokyo for short visit or a business trip and do not need all the fancy an glittery things around one of... More

We stayed here 7 nights during our trip. The staff was courteous and very good at English. The rooms were dorm like, but clean, quiet and comfortable. We found a lovely place right on the boulevard between the hotel and train stop called the Side Room Cafe and Bar. Kyoto, the female owner, speaks English and is WONDERFUL to tourists!... More

This was our first trip to Japan so we weren't sure what to expect. The staff spoke English and was very accomodating. The rooms were clean and the beds were very comfortable though the room was smaller than what I was used to having in the US. I was impressed with how quiet it was. We really enjoyed the area... More

We stayed there two nights, in the second building tower. The room was tiny, as are most rooms in Japan. It felt like a college dorm room - not much charm! The room was clean to the exception of the "kitchenette" sink which was a bit sticky! The location is not central but Tokyo's subway and rail (we had a... More