Accessible Hotels in Fuchu

Excellent hotel. Rooms are small in the usual japenese style. Great location next to train station. Very clean.

The best breakfast ever, materials suppkied by an organic farm, delicious eggs

The hotel was close to the Fuchuhommachi train station and served a very good breakfast. The staffs were very friendly, and they even offered me early check-in, which most of the hotels didn't. I highly recommend for those visiting Fuchu, Tokyo, stay here.

An absolute gem. True, it is not central, but it is only few minutes from very frequent Chuo JR line, that takes you directly to Shinjuku in 30 minutes, or to Tokyo station. There are 7-11, Lawson and Familymart nearby. Location is very quiet. I arrived after midnight and check-in was no problem. Once inside, you get a "room" or a proper room, depending what you opted for. There are free towels, shower gel and shampoo. Facilities are spotless. There is communal space for hanging out and preparing food. You get shared use of the fridge. You also get a big locker to store your stuff when out and about. Once you check-in and get a NFC card, you can arrive after 11 pm. All in all, a very thoughtfull hostel with a lot of private space. I wish all my stays were like this.

I always love staying here, thank you for great hospitality!

So! This location is about an hour away from Tokyo. For me, not a bad thing at all. I prefer long train rides to a nice and quiet place to relax and this hotel is exactly that. The hotel is basically right on top of the Minami-tama Station. The Station is also equipped with a supermarket for picking up some food on the cheap. Seven Eleven is at the corner (living up to it's corner store reputation lol) so if you want to exchange currency, try using Seven Bank ATM, the rates are pretty good. Now let's chat about the hotel. I was greeted by a wonderful clerk who let me practice my broken Japanese with her. She was very friendly and personable with a million dollar smile. I felt incredibly welcomed and it was also cool she was left handed like me haha. You will need your keycard to use the elevator from the lobby so do not forget to take it with you or you can't go back up. In the hotel lobby, there are lots of amenities for you to use in case you forgot something. The free breakfast is next level delicious but very Japanese style. No pancakes or waffles y'all My room was great! You will have to insert your keycard into the slot on the wall next to the door to power the room. No keycard, no power. There were lots of amenities in the room as well. A hot water kettle, Hair dryer, TV! I even got to watch some sumo early in the morning. The air conditioner/heater remote control was the easiest one I've had the pleasure of dealing with as Japanese aircon remotes are notorious for making no sense even to some Japanese people lol I found it easy to work with. If you are traveling light the room is great. If you are traveling with larger luggage say from an international flight into Japan (me) you might have a bit of trouble wiggling your suit case into a place to get it open fully in the single rooms but that was okay for me!

The facilities and staff were at par. Really enjoyed the stay here

Location is wonderful. The hotel is simple but lovely. So easy to get to the station and wonder into Shimokitazawa for food, drinks etc. Cracker bonus it has a great coffee show in the reception that makes proper espresso.

I loved there, it's much better than cheap not comfy hotel in the center of Tokyo. Bad was comfy, room has space to open ur luggage compared to other hotel. It takes one hour to go to center of Tokyo. Still area is good. There is good food and some malls near the hotel also close to train station. We enjoyed staying there so much. Also hotel has free onsen.