This is the perfect budget hotel. The price is very reasonable (especially through rakuten), and it includes free breakfast and in-room wifi internet (a rarity in Tokyo). The breakfast selection was limited, but what they did have tasted good. The service was excellent (and the staff I encountered spoke English well), the room was new, clean and quiet, and it was built with modern expectations in mind (for example there was a cell phone shelf with a power outlet for the charger right beside the bed). I got the room with the "extra wide" bed, which was very comfortable, and there was still plenty of floor area left over to open my suitcase and move around comfortably (also a rarity in Tokyo).

When I made the reservation I was a bit concerned about the location, but the hotel turned out to be really close to both the Kanda and the Akihabara stations, and even the Tokyo station could be comfortably reached on foot. Kanda had a good assortment of restaurants catering to the price-sensitive office worker crowd (there was a bento shop right next door, for example), which was a nice bonus.

I doubt there are much better deals to be had in the Tokyo area...

I visit Tokyo every year and have stayed at the Kanda Comfort Hotel five times. In my opinion it is excellent value for money and a real 'find'. Rooms have always been very clean, hotel staff very polite and helpful (although their English is limited they will go out of their way to assist),location is secluded but good, a short walk to the Yamanote Kanda Station and a 15 minute walk from Tokyo Station, the free breakfast is plentiful and caters for Asian and Western tastes, free coffee from 15:00 to 24:00, self service laundry facilities, and free wireless in rooms and free internet use on hotel computer.

I have always enjoyed staying here, and think it is a perfect place to stay in Tokyo. However, it is very typically in the category of a Japanese 'business' hotel: the rooms and bathrooms are small and compact; you will need to purchase a television card to access English speaking channels, the lobby is in effect the breakfast area so there are only utilitarian tables and chairs for meetings or for sitting in during the day.

If you want luxury , a restaurant serving meals apart from breakfast, and lots of space you will not be happy here. If you want cleanliness, convenience, comfort and a very competitive price,Kanda Comfort is the place for you

Excellent hotel with excellent staff. The free daily breakfast is tasty and sufficient. Kanda is a quieter location than Shinjuku or Roppongi. But this is the reason I chose this hotel. Kanda features nice quiet neighborhoods and this hotel's location exudes a distinctively Japanese feel. In particular, Kanda has several restaurants frequented by local businessmen and one really gets to see how locals behave and interact with each other. The food these restaurants offer is delicious and cheap, making dining experiences even more pleasant. Obviously, those who want the Shinjuku, Shibuya or Ginza experience would not like Kanda or this hotel. However, for those who want to catch an authentic glimpse of Japanese life and enjoy the food and company of the locals, Kanda is the ideal place. And Comfort Hotel Kanda is the ideal place to stay. I definitely will return to Kanda and Comfort Hotel Kanda.

My partner and I stayed two nights in the Comfort Hotel Kanda , Initially we had a bit of a problem finding it, but once there it was quite easy to find our way around. The room (a twin) was roomy enough with tow good sized beds . The staff were helpful, and communication with most was easy . It is a very clean hotel , with good eateries around the area. Also Kanda being just one station away from JR Tokyo Station, it was no problem getting to other ares of Tokyo. A good ,comfortable Hotel at a reasonable price .