Highly recommended beautiful hotel in Osaka (Candeo Hotels Osaka the Tower) ruclips.net/video/E9cE31tg1bg/видео.html PROs and CONs of Airbnb VS Hotels and a video tour of both is now up! ruclips.net/video/uoqBY0vGLt4/видео.html
Glad I found your channel. I like how you explain from arriving, getting to hotel from airport, close to convenient places, activities, etc. I’m also budget conscious, but don’t want to skip out on things to do just because it might be too costly. You’re the efficient, common sense, and savings traveler! I need a gf like you😂
Me too, not like that money is a issue for me. But don’t wanna spend hundreds a night for hotels im 9/10 times not staying in, just to sleep and wake up next morning…It will also save a looooot of money to do other nice things
I am going there too in November. I hope there will be autumn leaves already, but might get disappointed. Where do you stay? Everything is so expensive now🙈 especially when travelling alone
Ahhhhh thank you so so much for watching and for the kind words! I went back a second time in april with a different group who opted for airbnb and honestly i think i would've preferred to come back to this hotel. I forgot i also need to make a video for the hotel i stayed in osaka! It was also decently priced and about a block from dotonbori. I hope you have so much fun!
@xtigerleelee ahh alright, It seems like this hotel you covered is super good then if you wanted to come back haha, I'll be waiting for your Osaka one as well! We are planning to visit there too because of Universal Studios!! Thank you! And no problem you deserve it!! Wishing your channel all the best!!! 🙏💫
@@yangpakimchi5699 You're so kind!!! Thank you so much! I'm still very new to this creating space so I'm trying my best ^_^ Also, I was in the middle of making a video for the osaka one just to find out it's no longer in service. It was the Ookini Hotel Dotonbori but I think because of covid, they couldnt hold up. I couldnt find reservations anywhere now :(
Everyone and there mom had the same idea. That's what happens when such hotels get good exposure. Since I'm going solo, it makes me consider doing a capsule hotel 2 week trip during a month that is less busy sometime this year after summer. Either way 2024 is finally going to be my year of first solo travel.
@makotonarukami7468 capsule hotel for solo trip is a really good idea! Especially if you're not picky about where you sleep and the space. Solo travel sounds so fun! Be safe and have fun!!
U think the Capsule is advisable? I find it so claustrophobic in all the vlogs and leaving the luggage outside while you're asleep... 🤔🤔 What's your take? I'm heading there next week coz of the Sakura season!🙏🏻🌸
@joycetan4684 if you dont do too well with small spaces i would recommend skipping the capsule! I personally havent tried it yet! Have fun on your trip :)
This is helpful, and I am considering going to Japan next year October - November, particularly wanting to see autumn scenery in Kyoto. How would you go about travelling to Kyoto via Shinkansen? Do you reckon it is better to just book a hotel only in Tokyo, go to Kyoto in the morning and return to Tokyo in the evening/next days(spend a night)? Or just split the hotel stays, a few days in Tokyo then Kyoto and then Tokyo before returning home. Thank you
This was just the kind of advice I was looking for! I've been wracking my brain trying to find a place like this for 6 adults. Every date I've checked says fully booked. Are there any other, similar hotels you'd recommend as well?
Thank you so much for watching and for your wonderful comment! I havent stayed at many hotels and the other I did stay at unfortunately closed during covid. I would probably recommend looking up the next closest Sotetsu Fresca since they're a chain. Hopefully the prices arent a lot more! My recommendation is if you're looking for hotels to also pull up a map on google and see how far it is from the train station. It'll help out a lot and saves you so much time having to walk from your accommodation to the station!
Thank you so much for watching! I didnt really deep dive into the limousine bus itself but i briefly compared the cost of limo bus + other transportation and mentioned the routes here: ruclips.net/video/6nBAZDA2zEQ/видео.html
Hey, I just returned from Japan and I stayed at Toyocho Fresa Inn with your recommendation and it was great. I like the hotel and location. It was so close to the station. Also there is another entrance to the station besides the one you mentioned just past McDonald’s on the corner. I paid like $620 for 10 nights at Toyocho during golden week. I will see if there is another Sotetsu Fresa Inn in the middle of Tokyo next time. Maybe Shinjuku or Ginza area? I’m planning to return in September. Btw, the prices for hotels are going to be going up considerably this year as tourists are flooding the city. Take care!
Thank you so much for your comment!! I hope you had an amazing time! Yes, i totally forgot to mention the other entrance! I wonder if the prices also vary by location. Definitely helps if it's closer in the middle of tokyo. When i go back i'll probably look for another Sotetsu hotel as well since!
Thank you for watching! My friend actually booked it for us but i believe we used expedia. It was easy for us to navigate. I also used expedia for another hotel as well. Have fun!!
Clicked on video after I already paid for ticket and hotel, but correct I didn't want far walks to the station. I got an apa hotel about 10 minutes walking from Akihabara station. Nearly a straight shot from the station. I picked a popular time of the year so my hotel was around 100-110 usd a night.
Thank you so much for watching! Unfortunately i just found out after publishing this video that the osaka hotel is no longer in service after covid :( so i didnt make a video on that
So do you buy the bus ticket at Haneda airport first telling them you need to get to your hotel and pay accordingly? Or just pay the bus driver? Also can you pay by credit card. I heard recently due to the value of U.S dollar being higher than Yen, it’s best to pay in Yen to get more value from your U.S dollar.
You can purchase the bus ticket online or pay as you get on the bus with cash. You can do currency exchange for japanese cash at your bank or at the airport when you land.
What about language barrier? Is using google translating audio app good enough for translations or is there an image app to translate some Japanese signs into English. Also when ordering food, do you just point to pic of food in menu so they know? I heard language is a huge issue.
If you go to the cities and touristy area its not too much of a trouble! There's a lot of translated signs to point to but having google translate would be helpful just in case. But yes we mostly pointed to what we wanted and many folks in the cities know some english as well. Be sure to use "arigato gozaimasu" (polite ver) instead of just "arigato"
Are there any additional fees like holds, etc? I’m planning to travel to Japan alone for a week in March and my parents are concerned for anything like that.
That's such a great idea! I would love to do a walkthrough but i unfortunately dont have videos walking through the subway. I'll see what I can put together with the limited videos i have!
@@xtigerleelee thank you my wife and I plus 2 daughters are planning our trip to Tokyo my daughter is 17 my little one is 8. Considering booking the fresa inn since you recommended to be close to a subway station which makes sense
@gordoeastlos323 thank you so much for watching and considering that! It really was convenient for me. Please let me know if you have any questions and ill do my best to help! Have so much fun!
Which hotel in more of the central part of Tokyo do you recommend that is budget friendly? My return visit I want to stay in central Tokyo as much as possible.
I have yet to return to do another stay at a hotel so i dont have any tips yet. My recent trip we stayed at an airbnb in ikebukuro but if i return and do a hotel within central tokyo i'll def talk about it!
Helloo .. I’m planning to go to tokyo next year .. this is my first time visit so i don’t know much bout japan and i think i want to try this hotel .. what station near this hotel ? 🙏
thank u so much, im goin to be 18 when i go to japan and i was wondering if you know if it will be trouble to check into a hotel? whats the age requirement
I didn't have trouble when I was in Japan at 18. They changed the law recently so that when you're 18, you're officially an adult, but some years ago when I was 18, I was considered a minor in japan(an adult at that time was 20). But even though I was 18, I could still book a hotel and everything. So you'll be fine!
@@xtigerleelee what is the name of the drop off station (coming in from narita aiport as well). , that you are mentioning, coming in 2nd week of may 2025 with family of 4. does the limo bus speak english?
@ciscowifiguy toyocho station is the stop. There's only one for toyocho. I'm not sure if there's a route from Narita so you'll have to check on that. It depends on the terminals and airports. You can go on their website, check for narita arrival and input your terminal number. I didnt speak with my driver much. He only asked to make sure i have a qr code to scan. I got a limo bus from haneda to a disney hotel and the worker at the kiosk checked our qr code before the bus arrived.
Hii! I booked via expedia! The deluxe triple may be limited so i would suggest booking asap! The link's too long to paste here but type in on google "expedia sotetsu fresa toyocho tokyo" select your dates, and scroll through the room type. Deluxe triple should be towards the bottom. Good luck!
I just got back, and I stayed at nishitetsu Inn, shinjuku. Everything was close. There was a McDonald's across the street, a police station, restaurants, Family Mart, etc. The hotel had a locker in the lobby, so you were allowed to check in and store them if the room wasn't ready. I had a layer over on my way back in Honolulu so, I enjoyed the hell out of that and even added two days extra.
Can you do a vid on how to buy tickets for sporting events or concerts there? I might want to see a kpop concert in the future. Also I’m going there this May hoping to see a sports event. Thanks and just subscribed.
Thanks for subscribing! I havent personally bought tickets yet so i'm not sure how to. When i was going to see a kpop concert there i had to have a friend in japan help me get it because it required you get the tickets at a convenience store and you needed a japanese phone number
@inquisitvem6723 it's not that cheap but it is cheaper than the other parks! I think its about $60-something. Which is still good considering Disneyland is $120-130
@@xtigerleelee my bad…I must have misread the link article. Did you pay cash or credit card while roaming around Tokyo going to attractions, buying souvenirs, and eating? Do most places use credit cards as payment? Would like to see a detailed vid on places you recommend from restaurants, shopping stores for souvenirs to apparel, etc. I heard their 7-11 and McDonalds are nothing like the ones from the states. A must try. ❤️
@inquisitvem6723 i paid cash mostly with a mix of card--but mostly cash. And sure! I can make a video on places i recommend. I'll be uploading an important video about reservations possibly tomorrow or the next day. Hopefully thats helpful as well
Hi. I’m going to be there in Tokyo alone for the first time ever in May for 10 days. I’m coming in from Haneda airport. So cheapest way to get from airport to this hotel is train, but bus seems less headache without transfer? Also what if I want to get around Tokyo ? Should I just get a train/rail pass like JR pass, buy individual pass for where I want to go specifically , or just walk? I don’t plan to take a day visit to another city since it’s my first time in Japan and likely need all 10 days to enjoy Tokyo, but if I do, should I buy it in advance for like Yokohama ? Thx.
Hi! To get around tokyo i would recommend train and walk. JR pass is not needed. But you will need a card to load up money (suica or pasmo) when you go in and out of the train station. I think they have an app option now if you dont want to hold a physical card. For Yokohama just the train and walk will suffice. No JR pass needed. Have fun!
It was the Ookini Hotel Dotonbori thats a block away from dotonbori bjt when i was about to make the video a few days ago i noticed it's no longer up on expedia or their site. So i think they closed it up during covid :(
The airport limousine bus was such a short distance to walk and the ride costs only 1100 yen. I will say that I should’ve reserved a seat because it was kinda full and that you get a guaranteed seat if you reserve it in advance. Lucky me.
Thanks so much for the video. We are coming from Narita Airport. Which train station is the hotel in? Also for the limousine bus is there one to Narita?
Hi! Thank you SO MUCH for watching! The station right underneath the hotel is the Toyocho station. I just checked and it looks like the limousine bus in Toyocho only goes to Haneda (please correct me if I'm wrong). I would probably check the next closest limousine bus stop and see if you can get on/off that one. If you decide to stay at a different hotel, definitely keep the limousine bus in mind in case there's one close by! Happy and safe travels!
Hi there 👋🏻 I came across your vlog as I'm searching for a real budget place to stay since I'm heading there next week. You've mentioned the limo bus, is it totally free or is there a substantial fee one has to pay to reach the hotel? Is it only for that stipulated hotel you're staying or practically for all? Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏻
@joycetan4684 thank you for watching! It is not free. You would have to buy a ticket. Please find their route online since one can go to haneda and one goes to narita!
Hi! It's located in Tokyo but i think the area/neighborhood would be considered Toyo? Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. The train station would be Toyocho station if that helps!
If you're on the hotel hunt, here's another video on what to look for before you book your hotels: Important things to look for before booking your hotel in Japan! Location, budget, websites, etc. ruclips.net/video/NYgioiZ2atM/видео.html
Might not be that low anymore but still relatively cheaper than most hotels around. Hopefully i can return soon and give an update with different hotels and post-pandemic prices
Thats what i paid. This video is based on my individual experience. Prices vary season to season and this video is a year old. Sotetsu is still cheaper comparatively to a handful of chain hotels.
Whatever you do don't stay in APA hotels unless you want a really horrible experience and the owners of APA are some of the most vile people in Japan. Unfortunately #onlyinjapan got paid to endorse them so I stopped watching his channel. I won't be supporting people who take money from vile people.
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Highly recommended beautiful hotel in Osaka (Candeo Hotels Osaka the Tower)
ruclips.net/video/E9cE31tg1bg/видео.html
PROs and CONs of Airbnb VS Hotels and a video tour of both is now up!
ruclips.net/video/uoqBY0vGLt4/видео.html
Glad I found your channel. I like how you explain from arriving, getting to hotel from airport, close to convenient places, activities, etc. I’m also budget conscious, but don’t want to skip out on things to do just because it might be too costly. You’re the efficient, common sense, and savings traveler! I need a gf like you😂
Me too, not like that money is a issue for me. But don’t wanna spend hundreds a night for hotels im 9/10 times not staying in, just to sleep and wake up next morning…It will also save a looooot of money to do other nice things
Tokyo look so fun trying to get in around November 2024 to see the beautiful leaves and Disney,hello kitty land,Mario land
Same
same here
I am going there too in November. I hope there will be autumn leaves already, but might get disappointed.
Where do you stay? Everything is so expensive now🙈 especially when travelling alone
@@hoteru1im still finding too! Traveling alone theres too many options
@@COZY__BOY i am staying cheap in Kyoto but it's a dormitory in a hostel. I am actually too old for that haha
omg this video is SO helpful, planning to go my second time at the end of this year and THIS just helps so much. Keep it up !!! This is amazing !!
Ahhhhh thank you so so much for watching and for the kind words! I went back a second time in april with a different group who opted for airbnb and honestly i think i would've preferred to come back to this hotel.
I forgot i also need to make a video for the hotel i stayed in osaka! It was also decently priced and about a block from dotonbori.
I hope you have so much fun!
@xtigerleelee ahh alright, It seems like this hotel you covered is super good then if you wanted to come back haha, I'll be waiting for your Osaka one as well! We are planning to visit there too because of Universal Studios!!
Thank you! And no problem you deserve it!! Wishing your channel all the best!!! 🙏💫
@@yangpakimchi5699 You're so kind!!! Thank you so much! I'm still very new to this creating space so I'm trying my best ^_^
Also, I was in the middle of making a video for the osaka one just to find out it's no longer in service. It was the Ookini Hotel Dotonbori but I think because of covid, they couldnt hold up. I couldnt find reservations anywhere now :(
Ahhh thanks for the heads up! Thought of staying a night in KIX coz Wana visit my bucket list - Fujisan! 🤭🗻🚅
Trying to book this hotel for March 2024 but the rate for the deluxe triple is at $124/night so that would be $1,736 for 2 weeks.
Oh wow! It may be due to March-April being peak visiting months! Thank you for letting me know!
Everyone and there mom had the same idea. That's what happens when such hotels get good exposure. Since I'm going solo, it makes me consider doing a capsule hotel 2 week trip during a month that is less busy sometime this year after summer. Either way 2024 is finally going to be my year of first solo travel.
@makotonarukami7468 capsule hotel for solo trip is a really good idea! Especially if you're not picky about where you sleep and the space. Solo travel sounds so fun! Be safe and have fun!!
U think the Capsule is advisable? I find it so claustrophobic in all the vlogs and leaving the luggage outside while you're asleep... 🤔🤔 What's your take? I'm heading there next week coz of the Sakura season!🙏🏻🌸
@joycetan4684 if you dont do too well with small spaces i would recommend skipping the capsule! I personally havent tried it yet! Have fun on your trip :)
This is helpful, and I am considering going to Japan next year October - November, particularly wanting to see autumn scenery in Kyoto.
How would you go about travelling to Kyoto via Shinkansen? Do you reckon it is better to just book a hotel only in Tokyo, go to Kyoto in the morning and return to Tokyo in the evening/next days(spend a night)? Or just split the hotel stays, a few days in Tokyo then Kyoto and then Tokyo before returning home.
Thank you
We are planning our second visit to Tokyo. I am so happy to have found your video, Great job - sound advice. Thank you.
Thank you so much for watching and have a safe and fun trip!!
This was just the kind of advice I was looking for! I've been wracking my brain trying to find a place like this for 6 adults. Every date I've checked says fully booked. Are there any other, similar hotels you'd recommend as well?
Thank you so much for watching and for your wonderful comment!
I havent stayed at many hotels and the other I did stay at unfortunately closed during covid. I would probably recommend looking up the next closest Sotetsu Fresca since they're a chain. Hopefully the prices arent a lot more!
My recommendation is if you're looking for hotels to also pull up a map on google and see how far it is from the train station. It'll help out a lot and saves you so much time having to walk from your accommodation to the station!
Thank you, this is very helpful. Could you direct me to the video regarding the limousine bus please?
Thank you so much for watching! I didnt really deep dive into the limousine bus itself but i briefly compared the cost of limo bus + other transportation and mentioned the routes here:
ruclips.net/video/6nBAZDA2zEQ/видео.html
Hey, I just returned from Japan and I stayed at Toyocho Fresa Inn with your recommendation and it was great. I like the hotel and location. It was so close to the station. Also there is another entrance to the station besides the one you mentioned just past McDonald’s on the corner. I paid like $620 for 10 nights at Toyocho during golden week. I will see if there is another Sotetsu Fresa Inn in the middle of Tokyo next time. Maybe Shinjuku or Ginza area? I’m planning to return in September. Btw, the prices for hotels are going to be going up considerably this year as tourists are flooding the city. Take care!
Thank you so much for your comment!! I hope you had an amazing time! Yes, i totally forgot to mention the other entrance! I wonder if the prices also vary by location. Definitely helps if it's closer in the middle of tokyo. When i go back i'll probably look for another Sotetsu hotel as well since!
@@xtigerleelee take care! Japan is probably one of the top countries that people return time and time again along with Spain and France.
I plan to go there this summer how did you book it ? Via website? Could do with some ideas glad you enjoyed your time there
Thank you for watching! My friend actually booked it for us but i believe we used expedia. It was easy for us to navigate. I also used expedia for another hotel as well. Have fun!!
Im going to Japan in a month and a half. Where did you book your hotel through? I just want to make sure I don't get scammed
Clicked on video after I already paid for ticket and hotel, but correct I didn't want far walks to the station. I got an apa hotel about 10 minutes walking from Akihabara station. Nearly a straight shot from the station. I picked a popular time of the year so my hotel was around 100-110 usd a night.
So helpful!! Do you know if this has limo bus to Naritia? Or which one is near all the things you went to but has a limo stop for Narita? Thank you!
Looks good…I’m visiting Japan in October 2024, which day/week is the best an cheapest?
This was super helpful!! Which video is your OSAKA one you mentioned at the end of this video? Hard to tell just by thr titles
Thank you so much for watching! Unfortunately i just found out after publishing this video that the osaka hotel is no longer in service after covid :( so i didnt make a video on that
Ain't no way I stumble across this while planning a Japan trip and recognise your name from the grandpa San video
Hahah no wayyyyy!! What a coincidence 😅 happy planning and have fun on your trip!!
So do you buy the bus ticket at Haneda airport first telling them you need to get to your hotel and pay accordingly? Or just pay the bus driver? Also can you pay by credit card. I heard recently due to the value of U.S dollar being higher than Yen, it’s best to pay in Yen to get more value from your U.S dollar.
You can purchase the bus ticket online or pay as you get on the bus with cash. You can do currency exchange for japanese cash at your bank or at the airport when you land.
What about language barrier? Is using google translating audio app good enough for translations or is there an image app to translate some Japanese signs into English. Also when ordering food, do you just point to pic of food in menu so they know? I heard language is a huge issue.
If you go to the cities and touristy area its not too much of a trouble! There's a lot of translated signs to point to but having google translate would be helpful just in case. But yes we mostly pointed to what we wanted and many folks in the cities know some english as well. Be sure to use "arigato gozaimasu" (polite ver) instead of just "arigato"
Are there any additional fees like holds, etc? I’m planning to travel to Japan alone for a week in March and my parents are concerned for anything like that.
Hmm i dont remember any additional fees! Good luck and have fun!!
Hope you do video too on how to use trains and subways bullet trains in Japan step by step. That's this concern of first timer in japan
That's such a great idea! I would love to do a walkthrough but i unfortunately dont have videos walking through the subway. I'll see what I can put together with the limited videos i have!
Hello from argentina! This is cheaper than a capsule hotel? For an adult and a 9 year old kid?
Greetings! I think a capsule hotel may be cheaper than this.
Hi, thanks for the tips what neighborhood is that at 2:17 is that close to the hotel?
Hi! That wasnt near the hotel, it was in Shibuya area :)
@@xtigerleelee thank you my wife and I plus 2 daughters are planning our trip to Tokyo my daughter is 17 my little one is 8. Considering booking the fresa inn since you recommended to be close to a subway station which makes sense
@gordoeastlos323 thank you so much for watching and considering that! It really was convenient for me. Please let me know if you have any questions and ill do my best to help! Have so much fun!
thank you so much for this reco, do you have a suggestion for Kyoto as well?
I did stay at a hotel i wanted to do a video on in Osaka since we did a day trip to Kyoto but unfortunately that hotel is no longer operating :(
@@xtigerleelee oh sorry to hear about that, will try my luck then
Which hotel in more of the central part of Tokyo do you recommend that is budget friendly? My return visit I want to stay in central Tokyo as much as possible.
I have yet to return to do another stay at a hotel so i dont have any tips yet. My recent trip we stayed at an airbnb in ikebukuro but if i return and do a hotel within central tokyo i'll def talk about it!
@@xtigerleelee cool beans
Helloo .. I’m planning to go to tokyo next year .. this is my first time visit so i don’t know much bout japan and i think i want to try this hotel .. what station near this hotel ? 🙏
How much did you spend for the train fares because looks like far
Thank you for this, how far is Disney Sea from it, is it close to Disneyland?
Hii! About an hour by train or 15 minutes via driving
Does the limo bus go to Narita? Thank you so much
It does! Be sure to check the route map to see where it stops :)
Hi. Can I ask what room type is that? With the 2 beds? ☹️
Hi! My room was actually 3 beds. It was deluxe triple. If you go on their website they have many different rooms and pictures with 2 beds too!
Thank you. Very good information.
Thank you so much!! Enjoy your trip!
its a shared toilet that is why cheap and i just checked, it is sgd118 per night now
Which hotel should I book to be closest to Tokyo disney?
thank u so much, im goin to be 18 when i go to japan and i was wondering if you know if it will be trouble to check into a hotel? whats the age requirement
Hi! Sorry i cant help with that but i'll pin your comment and hope someone can give the correct answer! Hope you have a lot fun!!
I didn't have trouble when I was in Japan at 18. They changed the law recently so that when you're 18, you're officially an adult, but some years ago when I was 18, I was considered a minor in japan(an adult at that time was 20). But even though I was 18, I could still book a hotel and everything. So you'll be fine!
Hey! My reservation email says "must be 18 to check in", so you should be good!
Hi there, i wondering if in the hotel, is it okay to bring children with 8 years old to sleep in the same room with parents?
Hi! Yes, i dont see why not :)
If I I am coming in from Narita airport terminal 1, and will take the bus to Fresa Inn Toyocho, where is the best drop off location? Ty!
Hi! There should only be one drop off station right down the street from the hotel!
@@xtigerleelee what is the name of the drop off station (coming in from narita aiport as well). , that you are mentioning, coming in 2nd week of may 2025 with family of 4. does the limo bus speak english?
@ciscowifiguy toyocho station is the stop. There's only one for toyocho. I'm not sure if there's a route from Narita so you'll have to check on that. It depends on the terminals and airports. You can go on their website, check for narita arrival and input your terminal number.
I didnt speak with my driver much. He only asked to make sure i have a qr code to scan.
I got a limo bus from haneda to a disney hotel and the worker at the kiosk checked our qr code before the bus arrived.
@@xtigerleelee thank you , your video is excellent, I booked the hotel.
@ciscowifiguy thank you so much! Have fun!
how did you book the deluxe triple? can you send the link pls
Hii! I booked via expedia! The deluxe triple may be limited so i would suggest booking asap!
The link's too long to paste here but type in on google "expedia sotetsu fresa toyocho tokyo" select your dates, and scroll through the room type. Deluxe triple should be towards the bottom. Good luck!
I'm staying in Tokyo for 1 week and Osaka for 7 weeks... I'm staying in Hostels as a solo traveler and it's only going to cost me about $900
Info pleaseeeeeeeee
booking this now. appreciate you
I just got back, and I stayed at nishitetsu Inn, shinjuku. Everything was close. There was a McDonald's across the street, a police station, restaurants, Family Mart, etc. The hotel had a locker in the lobby, so you were allowed to check in and store them if the room wasn't ready. I had a layer over on my way back in Honolulu so, I enjoyed the hell out of that and even added two days extra.
How convenient! I'll look into that for my next trip. Hope you had a lot of fun!! :)
Bet you paid more
Can you do a vid on how to buy tickets for sporting events or concerts there? I might want to see a kpop concert in the future. Also I’m going there this May hoping to see a sports event. Thanks and just subscribed.
Thanks for subscribing! I havent personally bought tickets yet so i'm not sure how to. When i was going to see a kpop concert there i had to have a friend in japan help me get it because it required you get the tickets at a convenience store and you needed a japanese phone number
@@xtigerleelee ok thx. I found out online that Disneyland is cheap there. Like $5. I hope it’s true.
@inquisitvem6723 it's not that cheap but it is cheaper than the other parks! I think its about $60-something. Which is still good considering Disneyland is $120-130
@@xtigerleelee my bad…I must have misread the link article. Did you pay cash or credit card while roaming around Tokyo going to attractions, buying souvenirs, and eating? Do most places use credit cards as payment? Would like to see a detailed vid on places you recommend from restaurants, shopping stores for souvenirs to apparel, etc. I heard their 7-11 and McDonalds are nothing like the ones from the states. A must try. ❤️
@inquisitvem6723 i paid cash mostly with a mix of card--but mostly cash. And sure! I can make a video on places i recommend. I'll be uploading an important video about reservations possibly tomorrow or the next day. Hopefully thats helpful as well
Hi is there another great hotel next to this hotel. Sotetsu is booked
Hi! I havent stayed at any other one that's similar to Sotetsu :( i hope someone can see this comment and help you!
@@xtigerleelee thank you
What is the name of the restaurant? I am staying here now
Matsuya! I cant wait to try it again soon. It's right around the corner :)
its now 125usd per night
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There is bus airport available near the hotel to Narita airport?
Unfortunately it's only available to Haneda for now
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Hi. I’m going to be there in Tokyo alone for the first time ever in May for 10 days. I’m coming in from Haneda airport. So cheapest way to get from airport to this hotel is train, but bus seems less headache without transfer? Also what if I want to get around Tokyo ? Should I just get a train/rail pass like JR pass, buy individual pass for where I want to go specifically , or just walk? I don’t plan to take a day visit to another city since it’s my first time in Japan and likely need all 10 days to enjoy Tokyo, but if I do, should I buy it in advance for like Yokohama ? Thx.
Hi! To get around tokyo i would recommend train and walk. JR pass is not needed. But you will need a card to load up money (suica or pasmo) when you go in and out of the train station. I think they have an app option now if you dont want to hold a physical card. For Yokohama just the train and walk will suffice. No JR pass needed. Have fun!
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hi, may i know if Fresa Inn Tokyo is near to Tokyo train station ?
Hello! It's about a 20 minute train ride to Tokyo Train Station :)
I assume they have toilet paper and not just a spray toilet right?
Yes :) there's toilet paper!
How did you book the hotel? online or when you arrived?
Hello! I booked it online
So are they like Toyoko -inn??
Hi how far is this to tokyo station please?
Hello! It's a 20 minute train ride to tokyo station :)
203 very interesting and informative video 👌 helpful sharing 💖💖💖
Hello so what’s the name of this hotel?
It says it's $127 per night now
thanks for the info 🙏🏼🥰
What place were you going to recommend for Osaka?
It was the Ookini Hotel Dotonbori thats a block away from dotonbori bjt when i was about to make the video a few days ago i noticed it's no longer up on expedia or their site. So i think they closed it up during covid :(
4 nights costs $ 689! When I checked.
Ohh that's so much! prices definitely range depending on time of year.
The airport limousine bus was such a short distance to walk and the ride costs only 1100 yen. I will say that I should’ve reserved a seat because it was kinda full and that you get a guaranteed seat if you reserve it in advance. Lucky me.
Hi there! Which airport were you coming from? Where did you book it? Thanks!
@@sdee8116 Expedia site is where I booked it. I flew in to Haneda from Texas direct flight United operated by ANA airlines
@@sdee8116 coming in from narita in 2nd week of may of 25 . which stop should i get off at for toyocho? and where is the route map listed at?
THANK YOU!!!!
Thank YOU for watching! 🥹 have fun!
@@xtigerleelee I definitely will, just booked a 10 night stay there for less than $700. Such a valuable video, subscribed as thanks ❤
@nevertellmethaoddz8581 THATS AMAZING!! I'm so so happy this video was valuable 🥹 thank you again for watching!
Nice sharing my dear
Thanks so much for the video. We are coming from Narita Airport. Which train station is the hotel in? Also for the limousine bus is there one to Narita?
Hi! Thank you SO MUCH for watching! The station right underneath the hotel is the Toyocho station. I just checked and it looks like the limousine bus in Toyocho only goes to Haneda (please correct me if I'm wrong).
I would probably check the next closest limousine bus stop and see if you can get on/off that one. If you decide to stay at a different hotel, definitely keep the limousine bus in mind in case there's one close by!
Happy and safe travels!
Hi there 👋🏻 I came across your vlog as I'm searching for a real budget place to stay since I'm heading there next week.
You've mentioned the limo bus, is it totally free or is there a substantial fee one has to pay to reach the hotel? Is it only for that stipulated hotel you're staying or practically for all? Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏻
@joycetan4684 thank you for watching! It is not free. You would have to buy a ticket. Please find their route online since one can go to haneda and one goes to narita!
@@xtigerleelee noted wt thanks 👍🏻
Can u please write the area name
Hi! It's located in Tokyo but i think the area/neighborhood would be considered Toyo? Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. The train station would be Toyocho station if that helps!
If you're on the hotel hunt, here's another video on what to look for before you book your hotels:
Important things to look for before booking your hotel in Japan! Location, budget, websites, etc.
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You wont get that now this video almost a year ago prices are way higher
Might not be that low anymore but still relatively cheaper than most hotels around. Hopefully i can return soon and give an update with different hotels and post-pandemic prices
Nelly
Split 3ways lol
I pay 18euro a night at a capsula hotel. Enough!
Look this I think is better
I Love to Save Money 👍🏽
That saved money = more to spend on food and gifts for yourself 😁
Definitely not 600 dollars.
Thats what i paid. This video is based on my individual experience. Prices vary season to season and this video is a year old. Sotetsu is still cheaper comparatively to a handful of chain hotels.
In Japan for 2 weeks and it only cost me $450 😂
That's amazing! Goals! 🤩
Whatever you do don't stay in APA hotels unless you want a really horrible experience and the owners of APA are some of the most vile people in Japan. Unfortunately #onlyinjapan got paid to endorse them so I stopped watching his channel. I won't be supporting people who take money from vile people.
I read up about that! When i was looking for hotels a lot of APA popped up and i was purposely trying to avoid it.
i spent $400 for a month
yo. perfect travelvlog- Xtigerleelee. =))
Thank you so much! :)