Overview
With Tokyo Station on one side and Kyobashi Station on the other, Keio Presso Inn Tokyo Station Yaesu offers two distinct ways around the city. JR and Shinkansen services depart from Tokyo Station, while Kyobashi provides Ginza Line trains. On foot, the hotel is three minutes from the Yaesu Chuo Exit and two minutes from Kyobashi's Exit 8, with Yaesu shops and restaurants close by.
As of October 3, 2026, new reservations are temporarily suspended following a system outage, although existing bookings are being honored. Several check-in and in-room services are also affected, as detailed under Good to know.
Rooms
Comfort Single and Comfort Double rooms both measure 12 square meters and have a 140-centimeter-wide bed. The distinction is occupancy, not floor space. The single is intended for one guest, while the double accommodates two. If you're sharing with large suitcases, compare the twin category before booking.
Comfort Twin rooms provide 20 square meters and two 122-centimeter-wide beds. The Universal Twin measures 28 square meters and accommodates up to four guests when an extra bed and folding bed are added to its two regular beds. This four-person arrangement must be booked specifically and isn't available in a standard twin.
Facilities
Guest luggage lockers are free before check-in and after check-out. If none are available, the front desk can hold your bags. This can make arrival and departure days easier, leaving you free to spend a few more hours in Tokyo without carrying luggage through the station.
A coin laundry and shared microwave cover basic longer-stay needs. Full room cleaning takes place every three days; towels are replaced and waste is collected on the intervening days. Additional cleaning can be requested at reception by 10 a.m. the day before.
Dining
The paid breakfast buffet runs from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m., with last entry at 9:15. Japanese and Western choices include curry, rice dishes, bread, and smaller sides, although the selection varies by day. The early start helps before a morning train, but you'll still need to allow time to reach your platform.
Later in the day, the Yaesu streets and station shopping areas provide plenty of alternatives. You can eat near the hotel or pick up food for an onward journey without adding a separate trip across the city.
Location and transport
The hotel is on the Yaesu side of the Tokyo Station and Marunouchi area, east of the railway tracks. Follow signs for the Yaesu Chuo Exit when arriving through Tokyo Station. The stated three-minute walk begins at that exit, not at your platform, so build in extra time before a Shinkansen departure.
For local sightseeing, the Ginza Line from Kyobashi runs directly to Ginza, Ueno, and Asakusa. Using it can be simpler than returning to the much larger JR station. Takaracho Station on the Toei Asakusa Line is another option, about six minutes away from Exit A5.
Airport access
The Narita Express connects Narita Airport directly with Tokyo Station. After leaving the train, continue through the station toward the Yaesu side before walking to the hotel. The short exit-to-hotel distance doesn't include the route through the station itself.
From Haneda Airport, one rail option is to take Keikyu services to Shinagawa and change to the JR Yamanote Line toward Tokyo. Include the transfer and the walk from Tokyo Station in your journey time.
Why stay here
This location works well for early Shinkansen departures, late rail arrivals, or an itinerary built around subway sightseeing. Solo travelers may find the compact single sufficient, while two guests wanting more floor space should compare the twin. Luggage lockers also help free up arrival and departure days.
Nearby First Avenue Tokyo Station has character-merchandise shops along Tokyo Character Street and ramen restaurants on Tokyo Ramen Street. Yaesu Chikagai adds underground shopping and dining, giving you reasons to explore the area even when you aren't catching a train.
Good to know
The system outage announced in September 2026 has suspended Wi-Fi, smart-TV functions, and the self-check-in machines. Check-in and check-out are being handled at the front desk and may take longer than usual. Existing stays can proceed, but confirm the latest service status and whether new reservations have resumed before making travel plans.
3-minute walk