Nothing flashy, but it gets the job done. Yoshihito’s Tokyo Guest House was extremely clean, the beds were comfortable, it was surprisingly quiet at night, and it was in a great location to explore the Ginza and Akihabara neighborhoods and take the train to Narita Airport the next morning. Plus, you can’t beat the price!
**Disclaimer: We did not stay in room 301, so the room commentary is really for room 501 (which is much bigger and sleeps 3 people). We reserved 301, but when we arrived, we were told other guests had extended their stay due to Typhoon Hagibis so we were moved to another (larger) room at no added cost. This was fine with us, but it led to a lot of confusion at check-in. We thought they were confusing us for other guests. Although Yoshihito had been very communicative about the typhoon and assured us our reservation was still on and there were no problems, I wish he had told us our room had been changed so we could have had a smoother check-in after a stressful day of post-typhoon travel.