Tokyu Stay Meguro Yutenji

Fantastic location. 2 mins from station all shops, bars etc right outside but also a quiet neighborhood. Get a mt Fuji view if your lucky and on the right side for it. Room 605 was great for that. Washing machine also useful but getting things completely dry took hours.

I went as it had a kitchenette in the room which wasn’t as useful as I thought. No soup/ rice bowl supplied ( I bought 5 disposable ones at the local ¥100 shop), no rice cooker and microwave doesn’t have grill function so was of limited use to be in the end. Could have booked a hotel with breakfast (which this place doesn’t offer) far cheaper. Some hanging place for drying washing on the balcony would be useful.

Loved that the room featured a kitchenette (with refrigerator), and washing machine. The hotel was a quick walk to Yutenji station - very convenient to transportation and to local grocery, convenience, and pharmacy stores. The Yutenji area is so pleasant.

Nothing really. Given there is a washing machine and I imagine many guests do wash their clothes, I wish there was a rack to dry clothes on the balcony or in the room. This is not a complaint, but it was interesting that reception staff was sometimes behind an curtain. However, when I needed them they were always courteous and helpful. I am thankful they were patient with having foreigners stay there (I do speak Japanese, however).

The double rooms were small but well-furnished (not too many unnecessary things cluttering the room!), and the fact that there was a washing machine in the room was ideal! We used it a couple of times during our stay. The staff was helpful. The location was also perfect for us, as we were visiting family in Yutenji. Yutenji itself is a quaint little place with a lot of surprisingly good restaurants within walking distance (Allegra, Not a Pizza, Yutenji Bob, to name a few). And it's super easy to get to Shibuya or Nakameguro.

We also stayed in the tatami room, which was a little cramped with three of us staying there. I would opt for booking two double rooms next time. The shower curtain was annoying as it kept sticking to my body as I tried to take a shower. The bathroom was also way too small for 3 people (I would have expected it to be a little larger).

We really like to stay in Yutenji - a quiet suburb of Tokyo - just a couple of stops from Shibuya. We found some very interesting cafes and restaurants including a whole food one and a ‘French’ one - PedibuThe room provided options for some self catering with an induction hot plate, sink, fridge and some crockery and utensils. There are supermarkets near the station 5 minutes walk away. We had a small room with a balcony. The staff were very helpful, always obliging and willing to help as we needed - (safe locking us out, washing machine impossible to work intuitively , a blanket instead of the duvet which we used on top of the hard mattress).

The hotel has a housekeeping on demand system . It wasn’t very satisfactory though the staff were very willing to provide new towels etc when asked. We found the in-room washing/drying machine impossible to use. The directions were in Japanese and the hotel staff didn’t seem to know how to use it either. We ended up with very wet clothes and very few places to dry them.

Great location. Staff very friendly - took our bags in when we arrived early and put them up in the room for us. We did have a slight noise issue one night - quick trip to front desk, little Japanese language later and it went quiet. Cannot fault staff at all. Room facilities provided basic cooking utensils.

Not much to dislike here. I'm pretty sure there were some wear and tear here and there, and the sheets did have some light stains on them. I wasn't overly bothered however as the rest was immaculate and these things can and do happen.

Washer/dryer in room, slightly more spacious than an average business hotel, a real closet where you can hang clothes, trouser-press in room, free coffee in lobby, drink vending machine in lobby, close to Yutenji Station, secure entrance, only 3 stops away from Shibuya Station.

Coffee on at 7:00 a.m., too late for early travelers, open it up at 6:00 a.m. There always seems to be a van there, but I've never seen it move. Maybe offer shuttle service (free or small charge for guests) to Shibuya Station, Naka-Meguro Station.

Super well located for the price point. It’s just a 20 minute subway ride to Shibuya, 30 minutes to Harajuku or Shinokitazawa, and close to other neighborhoods of interest. The neighborhood the hotel is in is quiet so it’s a nice retreat after a night out in a busier neighborhood. Outside of this, the major thing we loved about this property is the space and amenities in the room. Other places we stayed in Tokyo for a similar price were much smaller. This room was pretty big for Tokyo and Kyoto standards and had a kitchen, washer/dryer, microwave, etc. We felt very comfortable in this space.

Honestly no bad marks, it was solid overall.

Inexpensive hotel in quiet neighbourhood a few minutes walk from Yutenji station. Great supermarket next to the station. Walking distance to Naka Meguro and 3 stops from Shibuya. Nice to have a small area to prepare food. Coffee machine and books on ground floor. Friendly staff who helped us with a couple of taxi bookings. Would be very happy to stay again.

All good. Given there is an induction cook top/ fridge, a couple more kitchen items would be good (ie bowl, spoon, frypan, tea towel)

Great rooms, balcony and lots of fresh air, comfortable beds and pillows, very nice staff and great location.

I thought I had asked for non-smoking rooms but apparently, I had not. The rooms we were in were on a smoking floor and it was intense but the housekeeping staff air out the hallways every day and our rooms had sliding doors to the balcony, so we had plenty of fresh air. Our linen and pillows did not smell - thankfully.

The room was comfortable, washing machine was excellent bonus, shower was powerful, all the staff were friendly, free coffee in the lobby was delicious, the area is very nice with lots of cafes and places to eat, lots of supermarkets and 3 minute walk to Toyoko line station. Stayed here for 23 nights and would definitely stay here again.

There was nothing to dislike.