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Guests find the Rainbow Hotel to be a budget-friendly option, especially when other accommodations are unavailable. However, common complaints include issues with the air conditioning, the short duration of the button-operated showers in the public bath, and the general lack of amenities in the rooms. Some guests also noted unpleasant smells and overcrowding in the public bath area.

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4-chōme-15-6 Shinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0004, Japan
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03-3433-0006
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www.rainbowhotel.ne.jp
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Welcome to the Rainbow Hotel, a wonderfully inclusive and welcoming establishment located in the vibrant Shibuya-ku district of Tokyo, Japan. While not exclusively a gay venue, this hotel proudly opens its doors to the LGBTQ+ community, ensuring a comfortable and friendly atmosphere for all travelers. You can expect a straightforward and unpretentious lodging experience, perfect for those who prioritize comfort and convenience during their explorations of this dynamic city. The Rainbow Hotel offers a range of accommodation options, including private rooms and capsule beds, catering to different preferences and budgets. After a day of sightseeing or immersing yourself in Tokyo's unique culture, unwind and relax in the hotel's amenities. Take a dip in the hot tubs to soothe your muscles or enjoy the communal sauna for a truly rejuvenating experience. For those looking for a memento of their trip, a gift shop is also available on-site. Situated in Tokyo, a city renowned for its blend of ancient traditions and cutting-edge modernity, the Rainbow Hotel provides a solid base for discovering everything the capital has to offer. Its location in Shibuya-ku offers excellent access to the city's public transport network, making it easy to navigate to popular attractions, shopping districts, and entertainment hubs. The hotel's commitment to being LGBTQ+ friendly means you can feel secure and respected during your stay, allowing you to focus on enjoying your Japanese adventure.

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248 reviews

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V SUICA
V SUICA May 2026

I used this hotel because I couldn't find another hotel during Golden Week. I think it was around 5000 yen for a single room a week in advance. [Guest Room] As others have mentioned, there was only a bed and a TV. The air conditioning wasn't working, so I opened the window and a cool breeze came in, which was comfortable... but it started raining, and since the room had no roof, closing the window made it unbearably hot. The bed and pillows were clean, just like in a typical business hotel, but the bedspread on top of the sheets seemed dirty, perhaps because it hadn't been changed. [Public Bath] I only used the shower, but the water pressure was strong, giving it a Showa-era public bath feel, which was very comfortable. The shampoo and other amenities weren't the kind that would make your hair stiff, but rather the kind you'd find in a slightly upscale public bathhouse. It's an old building, so there are some rough spots, but I think it wouldn't bother someone who likes public baths. [Toilet] The toilet was well-cleaned, didn't smell, and was comfortable to use. However, there's a noticeable odor in the hallway leading to the toilet, possibly due to poor plumbing. Overall, my impression is that it's a reasonably priced inn, for better or for worse. It would be extremely tough for someone unfamiliar with budget accommodations, but reasonably comfortable for those who are. The location was a bit confusing at first, but once you've been there once, it's easy to remember and you won't get lost again. The only issue was the heat inside the room; it would probably be comfortable in winter. I would use this inn again if I have the opportunity.

高渕幸喜
高渕幸喜 Apr 2026
虎将
虎将 Apr 2026
197x male
197x male Apr 2026

I stayed there for day use. The bath mat in the large public bath was soaked. There was a cleaning sink in the changing room so I could wash my feet again later, but I wasn't too happy about it.

SHOGO KOMA (東京グルメ部)
SHOGO KOMA (東京グルメ部) Apr 2026
Binny Chiew
Binny Chiew Mar 2026

No idea how to get the double room Called the number speak no english.

三浦秋聖
三浦秋聖 Mar 2026

Overall, it's worth the price, and perfectly adequate if budget is your main concern. However, the showers in the bathhouse...they're the kind where you press a button and hot water comes out for a set amount of time, but it's way too short! You have to press it repeatedly to use it properly. Many reviews say the bathhouse is quite crowded, but it's empty around 9 PM. Maybe it's best to eat somewhere nearby before going?

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Last updated on 8 August 2026

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