Wagokoro guesthouse was a very nice Japanese style hotel that was a new experience to me. my room had Japanese Futons and a low table with pillows to sit down. The hotel was super clean and the staff were very nice and helpful. The Nippori area where the hotel is located is also a nice and quieter neighborhood that to me was nice to return to after a busy day in Tokyo.

Pieter Netherlands

Very kind staff!! access to the kitchen was great / useful considering we had a 6 months old with us. Room was a little small but hey, its Japan! Nothing out of the ordinary... Location was great close to Nippori station and quiet neighborhood, there is a very good bakery close to the hotel. We would come back thank you!

Remi Canada

Very nice hotel where we spent only one night. Good facilities, the staff is absolutely great and helpful. The rooms are big for the Tokyo standards and very well appointed. The hotel is very close to Nippori Station, less than 10minutes walk. We would recommend the place

Helene Laos

The host is absolutely amazing. She helped us so much and made our stay incredible. My daughter is vegetarian and the suggested restaurants were the best we have eaten at. The location is fabulous you can walk to amazing sights we even saw a geisha.

Jane Australia

The rooms were very clean and the futons were very comfortable. Many amenities such as fridge, hot water and even coffee was provided. The rooms were cleaned and tidied everyday as well to come back to a pleasant room. The location of the hotel is also very convenient being very near Nippori Station as well as a very short walk to a 24 Hr coin laundry. The neighbourhood where the hotel is at is also very quiet and peaceful. The hotel also requires the key to enter after 11pm so there is no worries for safety. The staff were the nicest bunch of people ever and they were always providing help for me and my friends during our stay. They took initiative to see what we needed assistance with and also extending their courtesy beyond what was required. I highly recommend staying here!

Nvrlucky Singapore

This is the best hotel during our trip in Japan. Interior feels still new, all staff could speak English and exceptionally friendly and helpful (not just talk but action, they would get up from their post just to show me the lift which is actually very close, showed me how to use oven microwave, helped taking out the luggages). The most impressive service is they would bring our dropped luggages to the room directly when room is ready (the staff did the tagging and told us we could just leave for sightseeing) . Very convenient. The bakery nearby is indeed good, if on budget, the supermarket next to it offers 40% discounted meals at 9pm. We bought many snacks for souvenirs from that supermarket, cheaper and more uniques 😁.Distance is 8min or with many heavy luggages may take 13mins, so need to consider the timing well to catch up airport train. They offered limited free kimono to use around if helping them post review in socmed.

Lulu Indonesia

The staff were very friendly, spoke great English and were attentive to all the details. They assisted us in pretty much settling in and advising us about the area, where to buy electrical appliances, etc etc. The hotel location was so close to the Bakery, with amazing coffees and baked goods, along with a huge supermarket for all those essentials. The 24hr laundry was right across the road - how handy is that! Perffect! The kitchen facilities, although limited, was still useful for cooking and heating up food. Bottomless hot and cold coffee a bonus!

Diana Australia

The shared kitchen area, location to go to / from Narita airport.

Ekaterina Israel

Amazing little hotel with great atmosphere and in a lovely neighbourhood. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Berta United Kingdom

Cleanliness was above expectations. Location was within walking distance, at least a 15 minute walk to the Nippori train station a JR line. Best thing was having a receptionist at the entrance (someone very helpful that you could talk to. She made sure everyone respected the entrance rules of taking shoes off and having slippers handy for you. Shoes were kept in a small locker assigned to you by the reception desk. Another good thing was the access to the kitchen with cooking utensils, pots, and plenty of dishes. It was a walking distance to a bakery and a supermarket where we picked up our meals and warmed them up in the microwave. The dining area only had low tables with cushions on the floor plus a normal height bench to sit on.

Fernande Canada