Compare Cheap Hotels in Chichibu District

"I recently stayed at Toyoko Inn Tokyo Fussa Station Higashi and found it to be a solid, convenient option for a short stay in the area. The biggest advantage is the location. Being right next to Fussa Station made getting around Tokyo and the surrounding areas incredibly easy. There are also plenty of dining options, convenience stores, and even a nearby supermarket, so everything you need is within walking distance. The hotel offers several practical amenities that add value, including free breakfast, on-site parking, and laundry facilities, which were all very convenient during our stay. The staff were friendly, helpful, and professional, and it was a plus that many of them spoke English, making communication smooth and easy. That said, there are a couple of downsides to be aware of. The breakfast area gets very crowded, especially with foreign tourists, so it often felt more comfortable to bring food back to the room rather than eat in the dining area. Additionally, the rooms are quite small compared to typical American hotel standards, which may be a consideration if you’re traveling with a lot of luggage or prefer more space. Overall, Toyoko Inn Tokyo Fussa Station Higashi offers great value for its location and amenities, especially for travelers looking for convenience and affordability."

"It is an older style property with grace. The location is great being right next to the train station and doorstep to the airport bus. One downside will be the sound of the railway crossing that start around 6:00. "

"Was nice"

"Very clean room, beds were hard but overall hotel was great."

"The check in was a nightmare, staff did not seem to know that I booked 2 rooms and the computer check in did not help. wanted to do laundry that's why I booked this hotel, but there were only 2 washer/dryer machines in the hotel and there were long ques for them so we had to wake up at 5am to do laundry. "

"Great hotel and staff. Location was fine. Only reason for the low review is the instructions/policies stated for the guest bath include provisions for small tattoos so long as they are covered by the property-provided cover-up sticker. When we arrived, the policy was 'guests with tattoo's are not permitted'. Not too big of an issue, but my wife, with two small tattoos was excited to try the bath as it was her first time in Japan and was unable to enter. Please ensure posted policies like this are consistent for future guests."