Tucked in Bunkyo, APA Hotel Ochanomizu Ekikita has quietly become one of the more interesting mid-range hotel options in Tokyo. Bunkyo is doing some of the heavy lifting here: it's set away from the busiest corners of Tokyo, and that proximity does change the trip. Inside, the rooms are practical, and guests pick out…
Tucked in Bunkyo, APA Hotel Ochanomizu Ekikita has quietly become one of the more interesting mid-range hotel options in Tokyo. Bunkyo is doing some of the heavy lifting here: it's set away from the busiest corners of Tokyo, and that proximity does change the trip. Inside, the rooms are practical, and guests pick out an in-house restaurant and reliable wi-fi as the small things that add up over a stay. There's a particular atmosphere to the place, neither overdesigned nor neglected. With well over 2,500 reviews on the books and a broadly positive average, the reception from guests does most of the talking here. Reputation has held up across enough stays to mean something. Recent rates have been hovering around €35 a night, which lands as a strong-value option for the city. It's the kind of Tokyo property that rewards a careful comparison, the spec sheet doesn't quite capture what makes it tick.
We may earn a commission when you book through our partner links. This helps us keep the site free for travelers.