The upper-middle-range Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo is a big and bustling property that can be a good value for travelers seeking low rates but don't mind using the metro and trains to get around. Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo's rooms have either stunning skyline or Tokyo Skytree views, and the 383 units all come with air-conditioning, free Handy Phones, and mini-fridges. The style ranges from slightly dated to fresh and modern on the hotel's Deluxe Floor -- the rooms there are definitely worth the upgrade. There are three restaurants, including the Ren Skytree which has amazing Tokyo city views, plus a free shuttle to Tokyo Disney that's a great value for families. If you'd prefer something closer to Tokyo's trendier areas, check the Shinjuku Granbell Hotel, where rates are just slightly higher.  

A modern budget property, Hotel MyStays Asakusa is located in the Sumida neighborhood, a 10-minute walk to the Kuramae subway station. The 160 rooms come with air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and kitchenettes that include mini-fridges, electric burners, microwaves, and tea- and coffee-making facilities (cookware and cutlery can be rented). Rooms, however, are small and cramped, and the narrow double beds are a tight squeeze for two. There's no breakfast service, and daily housekeeping comes with a fee. Past guests have also complained about cleanliness and patchy Wi-Fi. Bikes can be rented at no extra charge, and there's a coin-operated laundry on-site. Travelers could also compare rates and amenities with the Andon Ryokan, near the Asakusa Public Hall, which has clean rooms and breakfast service.