Fujishiro Hotels - Japan

Hotel Strix Tokyo
 

Ikebukuro is one of Tokyo's bustling mini-city centers. Shopping, art and culture are all available within the space of a few blocks. Hotel Strix Tokyo is a classic European style hotel located adjacent to the underground exit of Ikebukuro Station.

Sakura Hotel
 

At Sakura Hotel, a bilingual staff is on duty for 24 hours. Sakura Hotel is very popular especially among foreign guests for its convenient location and reasonable price. It is more a guest house than it is a hotel and you will always feel welcome here. Located in the center of Tokyo, it is excellent for both business and leisure.

Urvest Hotel
 

Not many foreign travellers know of or have been to Kamata. Located just 20 minutes away from both Tokyo Station and Yokohama Station by train and 20 minutes from Haneda Airport by car, this is a convenient base for both business and leisure worth taking advantage of. With its simple and quiet atmosphere, female guests staying alone and families will also find Urvest Hotel safe and cozy.

Hotel Sky Court - Asakusa
 

Asakusa's temples and old-city Japan atmosphere make it one of the most visited tourist spots in Japan. Here you will find numerous landmarks and events to whisk you back into life as it was in the Edo Era. You can visit the Sensoji Temple, famous for its five-story pagoda and Kaminari-mon gate.

Hotel Kizankan
 

Kizankan is more like a Western-style ryokan than a hotel. It has been committed to providing traditional Japanese ryokan-style service for over 60 years. Kizankan prides itself on its Japanese garden, detailed service and simplicity.

Sakura Ryokan
 

Conveniently located in the central area of Tokyo, access to any part of Tokyo is easy from this economical hotel. Breakfast and dinner are served on request.