MANGA ART HOTEL, TOKYO
7.8
Very Good(198 reviews)
Japan, 〒101-0054 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Kanda Nishikicho, 1 Chome−14−13 LANDPOOL Kanda Terrace 5F
Hotel Description
Manga Art Hotel
MANGA ART HOTEL, TOKYO, located at Japan, 〒101-0054 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Kanda Nishikicho, 1 Chome−14−13 LANDPOOL Kanda Terrace 5F, offers an artistic retreat in the heart of one of Tokyo's most vibrant neighborhoods. Known for its proximity to Jimbocho, a district famous for its college bookshops and bustling bars, the hotel embodies the eclectic spirit of Tokyo. Nearby, visitors can explore the 8th-century Myojin Shrine, adding a historical touch to the lively atmosphere. The hotel’s design captures the essence of Tokyo’s modern yet traditional culture, with a focus on simplicity and comfort. The hotel’s central location offers easy access to popular attractions such as the Imperial Palace East National Gardens, located just a 14-minute walk away. The MANGA ART HOTEL is perfect for those who enjoy immersing themselves in local culture while staying in a stylish and well-connected area.
The rooms are designed for maximum comfort, offering a peaceful and restful ambiance. Each room is thoughtfully furnished to provide ample space and a relaxing environment, ideal for both short and extended stays. Guests will find that the rooms are equipped with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay.
The hotel offers several essential amenities, including high-speed Wi-Fi available throughout the property, ensuring that guests can stay connected. While there is no parking or pets allowed, the hotel’s accessibility to public transport makes it a convenient choice for travelers. The hotel provides an array of services such as a front desk, elevator, and credit card payments, though it is not accessible for guests with mobility issues. A smoke-free property, it also offers NFC mobile payments, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi in public areas.
For guests arriving by public transport, MANGA ART HOTEL is just a short walk from Kanda Station (11 minutes) and Ogawamachi Station (5 minutes), and it takes approximately 25 minutes by taxi to reach Haneda Airport. The hotel is also conveniently located near major tourist attractions like Akihabara Electric Town, Sensō-ji Temple, and the Tokyo Skytree.
As for dining, guests are spoiled for choice with nearby restaurants, including Trattoria Kantini, an Italian restaurant just 2 minutes away by taxi, Delicacy Collection Kanda Club, offering a Japanized western menu, and Song Kee Jee Fan, a popular Singaporean restaurant. A quick taxi ride will take guests to other excellent dining options like GARB pintino, a French restaurant offering refined cuisine.
With its prime location, comfortable accommodations, and access to Tokyo’s top sights, MANGA ART HOTEL, TOKYO is an ideal choice for those seeking a unique and convenient stay in Japan’s capital.
The rooms are designed for maximum comfort, offering a peaceful and restful ambiance. Each room is thoughtfully furnished to provide ample space and a relaxing environment, ideal for both short and extended stays. Guests will find that the rooms are equipped with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay.
The hotel offers several essential amenities, including high-speed Wi-Fi available throughout the property, ensuring that guests can stay connected. While there is no parking or pets allowed, the hotel’s accessibility to public transport makes it a convenient choice for travelers. The hotel provides an array of services such as a front desk, elevator, and credit card payments, though it is not accessible for guests with mobility issues. A smoke-free property, it also offers NFC mobile payments, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi in public areas.
For guests arriving by public transport, MANGA ART HOTEL is just a short walk from Kanda Station (11 minutes) and Ogawamachi Station (5 minutes), and it takes approximately 25 minutes by taxi to reach Haneda Airport. The hotel is also conveniently located near major tourist attractions like Akihabara Electric Town, Sensō-ji Temple, and the Tokyo Skytree.
As for dining, guests are spoiled for choice with nearby restaurants, including Trattoria Kantini, an Italian restaurant just 2 minutes away by taxi, Delicacy Collection Kanda Club, offering a Japanized western menu, and Song Kee Jee Fan, a popular Singaporean restaurant. A quick taxi ride will take guests to other excellent dining options like GARB pintino, a French restaurant offering refined cuisine.
With its prime location, comfortable accommodations, and access to Tokyo’s top sights, MANGA ART HOTEL, TOKYO is an ideal choice for those seeking a unique and convenient stay in Japan’s capital.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 14-minute walk to Imperial Palace East National Gardens
2. 5-minute walk to nearest public transit (Kanda Station)
3. High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
4. Smoke-free property with air conditioning
5. Easy access to Narita and Haneda airports
6. No pets allowed and no parking available
7. NFC mobile payments accepted
8. Walking distance to major Tokyo attractions
9. Elevator available for guest convenience
10. Nearby restaurants offering diverse cuisines
8.8 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Akihabara Electric Town
15 min
Sensō-ji13 min
Imperial Palace12 min
Tokyo Skytree18 min
Tokyo Tower15 min
Nearest locations
タンドール料理 RB'sひつじや 神田店
1 min
Trattoria Kantini 義大利料理2 min
Delicacy Collection Kanda Club3 min
Song Kee Jee Fan3 min
Hizuki3 min
GARB pintino4 min
LA COMODITA Ogawamachi4 min
La Testa Dura4 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 8.8 |
| Nearest airport | Haneda Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 25 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$50
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Location
Japan, 〒101-0054 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Kanda Nishikicho, 1 Chome−14−13 LANDPOOL Kanda Terrace 5F
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 57 min
Transit: 1 hr 17 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 25 min
Transit: 41 min
Transit:
Tokyo Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 24 min
Kanda Station
Walking: 11 min
Ogawamachi Sta.
Walking: 5 min
Ueno Station
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 42 min
Awajichō Sta.
Walking: 5 min
Nearby locations
8.8
Excellent Location
Kanda
Central neighborhood with college bookshops & bars in Jimbocho, plus 8th-century Myojin Shrine.
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
No parking
Pets
No pets
Services
Front desk
Elevator
Languages spoken
English
Accessibility
Not accessible
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
NFC mobile payments
Food & drink
No breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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5.8
9 reviews
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Francis Santos-Viola
5/5
I had a 14-hour overnight layover at Haneda so I decided to spend the night downtown. I picked this place because it was ~$20 for a night at time of booking.You have to check in with a tablet in front of the elevator using a skype call, thankfully available in English. If you want pajamas you can pay Y200 through a website (it's a trust system, but it's also Japan so you might as well.) The capsule hotel takes up two floors of a small office tower, one each for male and female guests.As the name and website suggest, all the capsules are lined with shelves of manga in both Japanese and English for your bedtime reading. Toilet and shower facilities are included, basic and clean with soap, shampoo and towels available. If you want to bring in food there's a small alcove with a couple of seats where you can eat/drink. Those were taken when I checked in fairly late at night but there was also a chair by the window at the end of the 'hallway'.If I have to nitpick one thing it's the provided safe. It's an AmazonBasics safe with 0000 as the default code. I know this because I accidentally locked my wallet inside without setting a code, I googled "default hotel safe code" and got the number, while my semi-panicked e-mail to hotel staff was responded to with the literal manual for an AmazonBasics safe.Other than that though I can say I came out satisfied with the few hours that I stayed there, and I wouldn't mind checking in there again if I visited Japan for a longer period of time.
Lifeisgood Liffe
1/5
‼️BEFORE YOU RESERVATION, You have to ReadI traveled around world a lot, and have stay many Guesthouse, capsule, hotel, It was one of the WORST.1. Room is Too Tight and Too small.- Im average 178cm man, i cannot even SEAT in the room. Worst of all you CANNOT SEAT OUTSIDE. There isnt the space to rest and seat. Only one chair inside hall of the floor. I dont understand how can i read the manga here.2. Too dirtyShower room have bad condition. And room too. Under the pillow there is the other guys hair and bad smell.3. Shit terrace.Booking.com photo was lie. There is the terrace with cannot even OPEN DOOR WELL.4. NO STAFFYOU CANNOT CONTACT with staff if you have some problem. It means NO ONE CARE if you have some problem.
もあ
3/5
Check-in is on the 5th floor. Use a tablet to talk to foreigners in Japanese and write documents. Be sure to take photos of dark place numbers. It's a capsule hotel, so it's quite small. There were so many foreign tourists that there was no place to open their suitcases, so they had no choice but to block the passage.The ladder at the top is too scary...The ladder in a semi-private room in a certain hotel in Hiroshima was vertical, but it wasn't that scary yet, but here you really feel like you're going to fall, so you should seriously avoid going on the top ladder.The cleaning inside the private room is not good. There was hair on the shelves and a lot of dust on the safe. The quality of the futon and pillows was good, and the sheets were clean.Personally, I didn't like the manga shelves in the rooms other than the private rooms, which were falling apart, the shower hooks that were rusty and falling off, and the moggy walls and ceilings.There are too few comics, and the concept is a bit weak. There were a few English versions of the manga. But for women, there aren't any boys' manga, so it's a shame. Also, the ceiling is too low, so I can't change my posture when reading manga. I didn't have any manga that I wanted to read anyway, so I was planning on staying until the last minute to check out, but I ended up leaving early.I stayed for 2 nights. There were sounds of coughing, hair dryers, doors, and curtains opening and closing, but luckily there were no snoring sounds and the night was quiet.This time I chose it because of its good location and low price, so I guess that's it.
むむみみ
3/5
I read in advance that the reception was a little unusual (you had to talk to a foreigner remotely), so I think I was able to check in fairly smoothly. If you go there without knowing anything, you might be confused.Our room was on the second floor, but it was quite difficult to climb up the ladder after walking a lot.I checked in late at night, but there were no restaurants nearby where I could eat, so I bought some food at a convenience store, but it wasn't a comfortable atmosphere to eat inside, so I ate it outside on the terrace. It's a good idea to finish your meals beforehand.I thought the shower room was clean, but the shower rack? was broken.Be careful when opening and closing the door as it will make a loud noise if you are not careful. It can be quite noisy if the room is near the entrance/exit.There are separate floors for men and women, which was a very nice point.
tomas
2/5
Weird place, weird people. Would not recommend at all.
Room 2
Service 2
Location4
Bony Dinoling
4/5
Foreigner friendly.Comfy. As long as you are not over 6’7 (feet/inches) or something.Most manga is in Japanese.They have all you need to clean and stay alive.Never found the “common food area” or whatever.Too bad the girls floor probably has different manga, can’t go there as a dude (loses a star for me)Great place for short term though would recommend.
hamagun
2/5
I'm giving it 2 points based on the concept alone, but it's possible that the type of person who often comes alone can meet a colleague... This may seem like a very positive idea, but from my subjective perspective after having been there, it is not good in many ways as the powder falling from the exposed concrete falls into the bedroom. Next, if it was a cartoon concept, dining, etc. should have been removed separately to create a space where people could talk or read comics, but since there was no such space in the first place, it could only be used for display purposes. The trend these days is to create unfavorable spaces for men and women, but I wonder if it's going too far and blocking communication with others. If this is the case, I wonder if they should have used a concept other than a manga cafe. The photo shows the 4th floor women's floor, the 5th floor men's floor, and the structure is divided into two shower rooms, two toilets, and a room other than a powder room. There is no other space.
SuikaMan
2/5
First of all, check-in is done via video call via iPad, and the operation starts from the customer's side, which is a pain.It seems like they outsource it to the Philippines or somewhere, and I feel stressed by the poor Japanese pronunciation and the low quality of the video calls.There is no lounge in the common space either, just a few seats that look like window seats in a small coffee shop, and one or two metal chairs in the corner of the room, and there are no comfortable sofas so you can read manga without worrying. Actually, there is no such atmosphere.There is something wrong with reading in your own room.The facility itself has created a stylish space by combining a bookshelf and a capsule hotel! However, the quality of the rooms was generally inferior to that of a typical capsule hotel, and when I was assigned to the 2nd floor, the space was small, making it difficult to climb up a ladder, and it was hot.It was not the middle of summer, so I was saved (JPY 3,580 on Friday, June 14th), but it is better to avoid it in the summer.The only thing I can praise is the mattress, it felt like they put in some good stuff.In summary, wouldn't it be fun to create a capsule hotel with lots of manga? If you put a good mattress in your room, you'll be satisfied! After that, you can make a profit by cramming the rooms into a small tenant, making the towels smaller, and outsourcing the staff to a foreign country! That's what it feels like.Check-in is from 4 p.m. and check-out is from 11 a.m., so if you're staying on the first floor in a bunk bed in the spring and fall, we recommend a schedule where you can read as much manga as you want during that time.
快樂油成
4/5
WiFi is stable and fast.The transportation is close to the subway and JR shuttle bus, and there are also many restaurants nearby.Toiletries and earplugs are provided free of charge.