Hotels near Mitaka Station, Tokyo

Located in Musashino, within 300 metres of Gessoji Temple and 300 metres of Parco Kichijoji Shopping Centre, Kichijoji Excel Hotel Tokyu offers accommodation with free WiFi.

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Clayton

From

United States

Everything! Classy and well run.

Kichijoji Tokyu REI Hotel is just a short 1-minute walk from the JR Kichijoji Station and a 15-minute ride from Shinjuku, Shibuya.

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Gyanendra

From

Japan

less than walking distance 😉😃 and very good atmosphere

JR-East Hotel Mets Musashisakaii is located in Musashino, 2.4 km from Mukodai Park and 2.6 km from Musashino Central Park. This 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom.

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Kerensa

From

United Kingdom

The hotel was very close to the station & easy to find. We were made very welcome & the staff were very polite & helpful. We flew in from the UK early in the morning & we were able to leave our luggage with the hotel until we checked in at 3pm which made things alot easier. Everything you could possibly need is provided, from toiletries (including toothbrush & paste) to nightwear. Although it is close to the station, it was very quiet. I would definitely stay here again.

Set within 3.3 km of Fuchunomori Park and 3.5 km of JRA Racing Museum, Hotel Asahi Grandeur Fuchu provides rooms in Fuchu.

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Nicolas

From

Japan

Clean and spacious room for the price. A plus is the free laundry washing machine which is ideal for long stays.

Located within a 8-minute walk from JR Mitaka Train Station, Richmond Hotel Tokyo Musashino offers modern accommodations with free Wi-Fi, a buffet-style restaurant and a 24-hour front desk.

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Chia-Hua

From

Australia

comfy and clean. They got everything for you and the staffs were friendly.

Located within 300 metres of Parco Kichijoji Shopping Centre and 1 km of Inokashira Park Zoo, Hotel Charire Kichijoji provides rooms in Kichijōji.

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Chenyang

From

United Kingdom

Cute Japanese hotel which was a really comfortable stay. Staff were very friendly, especially when I tried speaking my terrible Japanese.