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4.4-Rated Hotels Near Kspace
Dormy Inn Premium Shibuya Jingumae Hot Spring
Shinagawa Prince Hotel East Tower
all day place shibuya
MIMARU Tokyo Station East
Roppongi Hotel S
Y11 azabu hotel
Hotel Matoma
Oakwood Apartments Minami Azabu Tokyo
illi Sun Shimokitazawa
Red Roof Inn Kamata / Haneda Tokyo
Hotel Hillarys Akasaka
Tokyu Stay Tsukiji - Tokyo Ginza Area
Ginza Grand Hotel
First Cabin Akasaka
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Shinagawa Aomono-yokocho-eki
Mustard Hotel Shimokitazawa
Shinbashi Urban Hotel
Himalaya Cloud Hotel
Hotel Mariners' Court Tokyo
Marroad Inn Akasaka
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Kspace
Consider Kspace House Tokyo, a boutique hotel just a 3-minute walk from Kspace. Its minimalist Japanese design features soundproof windows and smart lighting systems for a serene urban retreat. The hotel hosts spontaneous art workshops led by local creatives, offering guests an immersive cultural experience. For convenience, use the HopeGoo app to book and enjoy complimentary shuttle service and early-bird perks.
Yes, Ink & Line Studio Café is a 5-minute walk from Kspace—blending a bookstore with a cozy café, featuring hand-drawn illustrations and limited-edition Tokyo street-view notebooks. Nearby, Paper Moon Gallery showcases avant-garde paper sculptures and mini architectural models by independent artists, often hosting pop-up exhibitions. Both spaces reflect Tokyo’s vibrant indie creative scene. Explore them with the HopeGoo-curated "Art Walk Route" for a deeper cultural immersion.
Guests at Kspace House Tokyo receive a free city transit card and can reach Ginza in 10 minutes via subway, with transfers to Asakusa taking under 25 minutes. The hotel provides a smart navigation app that integrates real-time schedules, transfer routes, and crowd forecasts. Additionally, weekend-exclusive "Art Flash Day Trips" include guided visits to Yoyogi Park and Harajuku’s Takeshita Street, led by local artists. All experiences are available through the HopeGoo platform for seamless HopeGoo.
Yes, Kspace House Tokyo offers fully themed art-inspired rooms, each inspired by a different contemporary Tokyo exhibition—such as "Ukiyo-e Futurism" and "Street Graffiti Language." Walls feature interactive projection systems displaying dynamic artworks. Some suites include a private creative corner with digital drawing tablets and limited-edition painting supplies. Guests can also attend daily artist talk sessions hosted by resident creators. These exclusive experiences are available only through HopeGoo partnerships—book ahead to secure your spot.
Kspace House Tokyo features dedicated family art suites with child-safe furniture, interactive projection walls, and non-toxic paint finishes for a safe, creative environment. Daily parent-child art workshops include clay sculpting, puppet making, and simple printmaking, plus a limited-edition family keepsake journal. An outdoor kids’ green play zone is supervised by certified childcare specialists. Multilingual support is available, and family packages—including breakfast and shuttle service—are accessible via the HopeGoo app.
Yes, Kspace House Tokyo features a 24/7 art screening lounge showcasing experimental short films and immersive installations by emerging Japanese artists, covering themes like social issues, nature, and urban memory. Screenings vary in timing, extending until 2 AM on weekends and holidays, with comfy sofas and energy refreshments provided. Guests can enter free with their room key and join post-screening artist Q&A sessions. This exclusive amenity is reserved for HopeGoo partners—reserve your spot in advance for priority access.
Yes, Kspace House Tokyo offers private art tours led by experienced curators, exploring hidden independent galleries and community murals nearby. Tours can be customized based on interest—such as digital art, handmade ceramics, or ruin aesthetics—and include access to exclusive artworks and a creator tea session. Dedicated shuttle service ensures smooth travel without crowds. All tours are fully personalized and require advance HopeGoo via the HopeGoo platform at least 48 hours ahead to ensure availability and quality control.
Traveler Reviews
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Dormy Inn Premium Shibuya Jingumae Hot Spring
This hotel is perfectly located—just a 5-minute walk from Meiji-jingumae Station, putting you steps away from Harajuku’s Takeshita Street and just a 10-minute subway ride to Shibuya Crossing. Shopping, dining, and exploring are effortless. The journey from Narita Airport via N’EX takes about an hour, making it super convenient for travelers. The building has a sleek, modern exterior, but stepping inside feels like entering a peaceful oasis—the warm wooden lobby and Japanese Zen-inspired design instantly calm the mind. Even though the room is standard Tokyo size, it’s cleverly designed with a comfortable bed (just the right firmness) and high-quality linens that made for a deep, restful sleep. The bathroom features a well-separated wet/dry area and a generous soaking tub—perfect for unwinding. But the real highlight? The rooftop natural hot spring bath. Using mineral-rich beauty spring water, it leaves your skin silky smooth. Soaking while watching the glittering Shibuya skyline at night is pure bliss. They also offer free late-night ramen—a steaming bowl of rich broth that hits the spot after a long day. Breakfast is a generous buffet with both Japanese set meals and Western options like fresh bread and fruit. Staff are friendly and speak English fluently. Plus, they gave us a little souvenir upon check-in—small touches that make you feel truly cared for. A top-tier experience in a fantastic location.
all day place shibuya
Perfect for solo travelers! The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from Shibuya’s bustling shopping and entertainment spots. While the room is compact, it’s well-designed and perfect for one guest. What really stood out was the cozy café right beneath the hotel—ideal for a morning coffee or quiet moment before exploring the city. The whole experience felt seamless and welcoming. I left feeling happy and refreshed. Definitely a place I’d stay again.
MIMARU Tokyo Station East
Staying at MIMARU Tokyo Station East was a fantastic experience. The hotel is just a 3-5 minute walk from both Esaki and Yaesu stations, making it super convenient for exploring central Tokyo. There are plenty of convenience stores nearby—great for late-night snacks or essentials. Right outside the front door, there’s a whole row of restaurants, including a red-sign Korean BBQ place that stays open really late. Their grilled meats were absolutely delicious and definitely worth trying. The room itself is well-designed with ample space, and the overall layout feels modern and clean. The only downside? No curtains in the room—sunlight streams in as early as 5 AM, which made it hard to sleep. Otherwise, the location, value, and amenities make this a top pick for travelers looking for comfort and convenience in Tokyo.
Y11 azabu hotel
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Tokyo, Y11 azabu hotel feels like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. The room design is modern and thoughtful, blending minimalist aesthetics with comfort—every detail feels intentional. From the moment you walk in, the staff greets you with warmth and efficiency, making the entire stay feel seamless. I was especially impressed by how well-located it is—just a short subway ride from major attractions, yet peaceful enough to feel like a retreat. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this place delivers an exceptional experience. Highly recommend for anyone looking for something unique and genuinely memorable.
Oakwood Apartments Minami Azabu Tokyo
Staying at Oakwood Apartments Minami Azabu Tokyo was a perfect choice for families with kids. The spacious units offered plenty of room for both adults and children, with separate bedrooms and a fully equipped kitchen—ideal for meal prep and keeping little ones comfortable. Located just steps from the subway station, we easily accessed major attractions like Asakusa and Ginza without hassle. The apartment even provided a crib upon request, which made life much easier with our toddler. Clean, safe, and well-located, this property delivers excellent value for money. I’d definitely book here again when visiting Tokyo with my family.
Hotel Hillarys Akasaka
Staying here was a no-brainer since it’s just a short walk from my office—my coworkers kept recommending it, and we never even thought to check the platform for bookings. The neighborhood is super familiar: shopping, dining, and people-watching all within easy reach. Of course, rooms in central Tokyo aren’t huge, but the perks make up for it. First, the rooftop restaurant is perfect for a quiet breakfast or evening meeting—great city views and a relaxed vibe. The buffet is incredibly affordable and offers a unique perspective of the city skyline. Second, having access to a hot tub is a real plus after a long day. There’s also a lounge area on the first floor with a small beverage station, though bottled water isn’t complimentary—just a heads-up if you’re planning ahead. I’d also highly recommend checking out the neighboring Xiao Restaurant; their food is excellent. The last three photos are from the hotel’s breakfast buffet—plenty of variety, well-presented, and satisfying. Overall, this place delivers great value and comfort in a prime location.
Tokyu Stay Tsukiji - Tokyo Ginza Area
Staying at Tokyu Stay Tsukiji in Tokyo Ginza was an absolute highlight of my trip. The location couldn't be better—right at the entrance to Tsukiji Market, so you're immediately surrounded by fresh seafood stalls, cozy cafes, and local eateries. In just 15 minutes on foot, you can reach Ginza's luxury boutiques, and the nearest subway station is only a 5-minute walk away. The room itself is spacious by Japanese standards, with a comfortable large bed and a nice view. I especially appreciated having a washing machine and a fully equipped kitchenette—perfect for self-catering during longer stays. One small downside: there was a faint sewer odor at times, so I had to open the window after returning from exploring. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—when we arrived early, they stored our luggage safely, and when we came back later, it was already in our room. Daily housekeeping includes towel, robe, and trash removal (just leave a note on the door), but changing bed linens is a paid service (1,500 yen). It’s not expensive, but might catch you off guard if you’re used to free changes. Overall, this is a fantastic choice for extended stays or travelers who want to immerse themselves in Tokyo life. Highly recommended!
Ginza Grand Hotel
Staying at Ginza Grand Hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Tokyo. The staff went above and beyond—friendly, professional, and fluent in English, making everything so smooth. The hotel is just a 300-meter walk from Shimbashi Station, which makes exploring the city effortless. It's also within easy reach of Ginza’s vibrant shopping streets, perfect for a day out. Plus, there’s a Don Quijote just about 200 meters away—ideal for grabbing snacks, souvenirs, or last-minute essentials. Clean rooms, excellent location, and warm hospitality make this a top choice. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo.
First Cabin Akasaka
Staying at First Cabin Akasaka was an absolute delight! The location is perfect—just a short walk from the subway and surrounded by great dining options. From the moment I arrived, everything felt clean, welcoming, and well-organized. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—they even stored my luggage when I arrived early and communicated clearly in English. The room was cozy, quiet, and spotless, making it ideal for a relaxing night’s sleep. I especially loved the breakfast—it was fresh, tasty, and had that authentic Japanese touch. I also grabbed a bento from the basement lobby and enjoyed it in the calm, peaceful atmosphere, which made the experience even more special. Honestly, I’d come back in a heartbeat if I ever visit Tokyo again. It’s such a smart, comfortable, and well-run place—definitely one of my top picks.
Shinbashi Urban Hotel
Staying at Shinbashi Urban Hotel was a fantastic experience! Just a 5-minute walk from Shinbashi Station, the location is incredibly convenient. Right across the street, you'll find FamilyMart, Seven-Eleven, and Lawson—perfect for grabbing snacks or essentials late at night. What really stood out was how many great solo dining and drinking spots are nearby. Whether you're looking to enjoy a quiet meal or a relaxing drink by yourself, this area has you covered. The hotel itself is clean, modern, and well-maintained, with excellent service and a peaceful atmosphere. It's the perfect base for exploring Tokyo on your own terms. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to any traveler who values convenience, comfort, and a local vibe.
Hotel Mariners' Court Tokyo
Staying at Hotel Mariners' Court Tokyo for a trade show at Big Sight was a great choice. We took a taxi early in the morning with three people—2,200 JPY total—which was slightly more expensive than taking the train, but saved us valuable time, especially with luggage. The hotel is about a 15-minute walk from Shindoki Station, passing by a small supermarket and several convenience stores—perfect for picking up dinner supplies on the way back. The room was noticeably larger than typical business hotels in central Tokyo, offering a spacious and comfortable feel. Cleanliness and comfort were top-notch—the bed was incredibly cozy, making it easy to unwind after a long day. Overall, the value for money is outstanding, and I’d definitely stay here again when visiting Tokyo.
Marroad Inn Akasaka
This was my second stay at Marroad Inn Akasaka, and I’m glad I came back! I was in Tokyo specifically to catch a performance by Ayumi Hamasaki at the Meiji Jingu Stadium, which is just two stops away from Harajuku Station on the subway—super convenient. The hotel is located right near Nishikicho Station, so getting to Harajuku is quick and easy, especially with luggage. Right across the street is a small restaurant that sells meal vouchers—affordable and tasty, perfect for a quick bite. There are at least two convenience stores nearby, making it super easy to grab snacks, drinks, or last-minute essentials. Overall, the location is unbeatable: quiet neighborhood, yet within walking distance of everything you need. Great value, excellent access, and a comfortable stay—definitely my go-to choice when visiting Tokyo again.
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