MemberMarkTweed
MemberHI Morghan,
I recommend the Toyoko Inn Chain. Many of the hotels have a “Heartful Room” that is wheelchair accessible with shower/toilet. Very reasonable ((ABOUT 10,000 Yen) and as a bonus, they have a light breakfast buffet and washing machine / dryers in the lobby area. They are always close to a train station, so usually lots of…
Reply to Looking for Affordable Wheelchair-Accessible Hotels in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto
I recommend the Toyoko Inn Chain. Many of the hotels have a “Heartful Room” that is wheelchair accessible with shower/toilet. Very reasonable ((ABOUT 10,000 Yen) and as a bonus, they have a light breakfast buffet and washing machine / dryers in the lobby area. They are always close to a train station, so usually lots of restaurants…
I would recommend Toyoko Inn chain. They are reasonable, around 9000 yen, close to Train stations, frequently have a ‘Heartful Room’ for wheelchair accessibility, supply a light breakfast and have washers/Dryers in the lobby which is very convenient when traveling in Japan. Coin Laundries are not common and usually found in the ‘Pinky’ district…
Reply to 2 Weeks in Japan: When should I go?
We are planning a similar trip,, but we will go Tokyo then train down to Hiroshima for a couple of days (It’s famous for oysters, so I want to get a few meals under my belt ) then up to Osaka with day trips to Nara then Hakone for Onsen and back to Tokyo. We aren’t going to Kyoto because we’ve been several times before I switched to a…
Reply to Accessibility in Osaka
The Tempozan Ferris wheel near the Osaka Aquarium has a special wheelchair car. The oval shaped Ferris wheel is not accessible.
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