Sakura Hotel

Frommer's Review

Popular with backpackers, this inexpensive property in central Tokyo offers dormitory beds and sparsely furnished tiny singles, doubles (with semi-double-size beds), and bunk beds. Although rooms are all designated nonsmoking, not everyone follows the rules, so you might want to inspect before signing on. The Sakura is best if you just need a place to crash for the night; for longer stays of a month or more, contact Sakura House (tel. 03/5330-5250; www.sakura-house.com) for inexpensive apartments and guesthouses.

Facilities:
24-hr. Internet cafe; coin-op washers and dryers; nonsmoking rooms

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