Thanks to the recent inbound tourism boom, many new hotels have been built around major sightseeing areas in Japan.
Even so, travelers often say it’s still challenging to secure accommodation. That’s why today I’d like to introduce some recommended love hotels in Tokyo.
Love hotels used to be walk-in only, but nowadays many of them can be reserved in advance, making them almost no different from regular hotels.
Recommended Love Hotels in Tokyo
1. HOTEL AROMA
Located near the station, HOTEL AROMA offers a calm atmosphere with five themed rooms, including an oriental design. Paid options such as flower baths and milk baths are also available.
The interiors are clean and stylish without being flashy, creating a relaxing space. We especially recommend the Japanese-style room.
A refrigerator for personal use is provided, which is convenient. This is a great choice for those who dislike the extravagant look often associated with love hotels.
📍 Address: 2-64-7 Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
💻 Official Website | Booking Page
💴 Price: Rest from ¥5,400 / Stay from ¥9,800
2. HOTEL APERTO
A stylish urban design hotel featuring world-renowned designer furniture. Each of the 52 rooms has a unique concept, with pieces by Le Corbusier and Charles & Ray Eames.
Facilities include large projectors, bathroom TVs, jet baths, and free high-speed Wi-Fi.
Conveniently located right by Ōtsuka Station, HOTEL APERTO also has a must-try VIP suite with an open-air deck and spa (advance booking required).
📍 Address: 1-16-7 Kita-Ōtsuka, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
💻 Official Website | Booking Page
💴 Price: Rest from ¥5,900 / Stay from ¥9,500
3. HOTEL KARUTA
A designer hotel in Akasaka with the concept of a “modern Japanese ryokan.”
Rooms include Japanese-modern interiors, open-air bath suites, and large suites with communal baths.
Guests can enjoy free VOD, brand amenities, cosplay rentals, and video game rentals. Popular with couples and groups of female travelers who want a Japanese-style experience.
📍 Address: 2-13-16 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
💻 Official Website | Booking Page
💴 Price: Rest from ¥9,800 / Stay from ¥15,800
4. HOTEL SAVOY
Just a 1-minute walk from Uguisudani Station and 8 minutes from Iriya Station, this hotel is also close to Ueno’s tourist attractions.
It features a selection of classical European-style rooms with Art Deco touches, plus a wide range of rental cosplay costumes.
An affordable and convenient choice for sightseeing stays.
📍 Address: 1-5-5 Negishi, Taitō-ku, Tokyo
💻 Official Website | Booking Page
💴 Price: Rest from ¥2,900 / Stay from ¥6,900
5. HOTEL SARA Kinshicho
The largest love hotel in the Kinshicho area, featuring unique concept rooms such as open-air bath party rooms, photo studios, medical-style rooms, and even a train-themed room.
As a modern designer hotel, it offers large LCD TVs, beauty items, VOD, and more. Perfectly located as a Tokyo sightseeing base, especially for couples wanting a unique stay.
📍 Address: 3-1-8 Kotobashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
💻 Official Website | Reservation by phone only: 03-3633-0044
💴 Price: Rest from ¥5,500 / Stay from ¥6,900
HOTEL ALPHA-IN
A truly unique love hotel catering to SM and fetish subculture fans. Opened in 1979, it has 26 private rooms designed for alternative play.
Combining fetish, fashion, and subculture, it offers a rare experience found almost nowhere else in the world.
Reservations are not accepted, but same-day availability can be checked by phone. Recommended for couples who want an extraordinary adventure.
📍 Address: 2-8-3 Higashi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
💻 Official Website | No reservations
☎️ Phone inquiries: 03-3583-3655
💴 Price: Rest from ¥13,000 / Stay from ¥18,000
Hotel BaliAn Resort (Shinjuku Main Hotel)
A Bali-themed resort-style hotel with tropical interiors and generous free amenities.
Rooms include canopy beds, group-friendly options for up to 8 guests, and entertainment such as karaoke, foot baths, darts, and billiards.
Perfect for girls’ parties, fandom gatherings, or group trips. As part of a nationwide chain, it offers both affordable rates and high quality.
📍 Address: 2-1-11 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
💻 Official Website | Booking Page
💴 Price: Rest from ¥7,800 / Stay from ¥14,800
💡 Note: Prices vary by day and time. Extra charges apply for more than two guests.
So, did you find a love hotel that interests you?
Keep in mind that unlike regular hotels, some love hotels may not allow consecutive nights, may lack windows, or may not offer luggage storage. Always confirm before booking.
I’ll introduce love hotels in Osaka, Kyoto and Fukuoka in future posts.
Wishing you a wonderful trip in Japan!
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