Comfort Hotel ERA Tokyo Higashi Kanda

The hotel was nice and clean. I liked how helpful the staff was during check in. This Comfort Hotel, though more of a walk to get to, included breakfast which was a plus since there really weren’t many places around to eat breakfast other than convenience stores. It was about 10 min walk to two stations but if you want to get to the kanda station it’s 15 mins. Something to note if you are walking with luggage’s.

We had no problem checking in and out, everything went smoothly. Very basic room but okay for the price. Located in a quiet area to get a good night's sleep. It is a nice gesture for them to put some toiletries and other little necessities at the lobby level so you can pick what you need before you take the elevator up to your room.

In general, everything is fine. The staff is wonderful! We did everything to make us comfortable!! It was a little strange that when booking there was an option with breakfast (more expensive) and without breakfast (cheaper), but in fact breakfast was provided to everyone. And this is bad for me! Because, first of all, I could pay cheaper. And secondly, there were a lot of people at the breakfast!! The breakfasts are average, but you can get enough. The room had a view of the Sky Tree Tower. And it made me very happy every day!!!

The hotel is conveniently located near at least three train stations, making it an excellent base for exploring Tokyo. The rooms were impeccably clean and serviced daily to the highest standards. While the room size is standard for Tokyo, consider packing light for added convenience. Breakfast offered a good variety of options, catering to different tastes. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, enhancing the overall experience. Check-in was smooth and partially automated, adding to the convenience.

The room was a comfortable size typical of Japanese city hotels and easily manageable with two smaller suitcases. There were two chairs which allowed us to avoid hanging out on the bed all the time which was nice. They offered beverages each evening, I think for free, however we never participated so can't confirm. There was also a breakfast offered (not for free), which we also did not use, but it was nice to have that option. Staff were friendly and able to accommodate English. The location is in a quieter neighborhood with a few convenience stores and restaurants nearby, but easy enough to walk to public transport to get around - it's about 5 min walk to the Bakurocho station and 15 min to the larger Akihabara station. WiFi was good, no issues. They were able to hold our luggage for a few hours as we arrived before the check in time.