We chose this motel because of its favorable reviews, reasonable price, and proximity to both Japan Rail and subway train stations. On a future trip to Tokyo we would probably return to the hotel. The hotel is in a residential neighborhood providing a local suburban, rather than tourist or commercial, atmosphere. It is convenient to both subway and, a bit... more

Nice and quiet hotel not too far away from the city of Tokyo. Just 18 minutes from Shinjuku by metro, very close Minami Asagaya station, or 15 minutes by train to Asagaya station + 5 minutes walk. Well equipped rooms with pyjamas and slippers. Internet connection is available, but unfortunately no WLAN. Pleasant neighbourhood with lot’s of places where to... more

I went for a solo trip to japan in October, and after some research, i stumbled across Amista Asagaya. Booked a single room for the first half of the trip and then a double for the second half of the trip (room was booked at different times). The hotel happily accommodated me on my travel requirements. Located in a somewhat... more

A business associate booked me into the Amista. In my experience it is a typical business man's hotel. Equivalent in Japanese parlance to the pervasive Hampton Inn, or Holiday Inn Express in the US, but I'd say a notch up from the Ibis Accor line of Europe. Rooms are small. The bathroom which in the single can be spanned lengthwise... more

I have heard that hotels in Tokyo are very expensive, so I was a bit worried to find a budget hotel that is conveniently located, clean and safe. Amista Asagaya is one such hotel. Although it is not centrally located where the action in Tokyo is, but you can be in the Shinjuku in just 11 mins. by subway, where... more