Stayed at The Kitano Arms on two occasions, once in September 2005 and then December 2005 and have found it excellent both times. The connivence of having a kitchenette can't be underestimated. We were able to provide our own breakfast and evening meals using the fridge and microwave available. Its located close to two main Subway stations which make it... More

My business associates in Tokyo all asked how I found this hotel because it is frequented by those working with the neighboring government offices as well as long-term stayers. Thanks to Tripadvisor and my "imaginary" Internet friends! My husband and I were staying 6 nights in Tokyo, so I wanted something larger and more functional than our budget would allow... More

We were two people needing two beds. We received a very clean, quiet, one bedroom apartment, functionally furnished, utilitarian and not as attractive as the hotel's self-provided pictures would suggest, though we know that more stylish, renovated apartments exist in the building. The lobby is attractive, but smelled of smoke which lessened some of its appeal for us. The small... More

Kitano Arms is an excellent apartment hotel. The Type-B room has more than enough room for a couple and has a desk and couch. The view was to the backside of the hotel, but this was better than to the front which faces onto the expressway. The fittings and carpet are a bit older, but the rooms are clean and... More

I stayed In a Superior appartment for 14 nights in order to explore Tokyo and the surroundings as well as visiting some people. I had a roome to the backside yard, but this is recommended to the expressway at the front side. If you wish, there is a restaurant and a cafe, which are OK for western travellers. The location... More

Are you looking for a comfortable, fair price-valued accommodation in Tokyo with good traffic connection? Kitano Arms is a very good alternative. Even the room in standard category is really large enough and good equiped to have a comfortable stay of more than three days. Simply ask for a quite (facing to the back) and renovated room in upper levels... More

The Kitano Arms is an apartment building that rents out furnished rooms for moderate-length stays (5 to 7 days minimum). For about the price of a mid-level Tokyo hotel room (JPY13000 plus 5%tax "special introductory price" booked via Travelocity), my room at the Kitano was about twice as large, and included a kitchenette (burner, microwave, sink, fridge, a simple set... More