Toggle hotel Suidobashi TOKYO

"Neighborhood: SuidobashiPrice: From $104 per night Toggle is the operative word: Guests can customize their experience, moving between the hotel’s different moods and room setups. If you have a favorite color or a signature palette you're sticking to for your upcoming trip, this is the place for you. The yellow and black stripes will grab you as you zoom by on the commuter train. Inside, the swatch book of eye-popping hues continues as purples and blues coat the common spaces and rooms. Opt for the moody blue color for a calming, restful retreat, or avocado green for a dynamic pop. Hallways sliced down the middle by different shades of paint make for particularly fun Instagramming as you toe the line between two brash commitments to color. Toggle takes a chance with color and design: bold pastels meet beds lofted above couches—a particularly fun standout duo in the small hotel rooms." - Paris Wilson

"Toggle is the operative word: Guests can customize their experience, moving between the hotel’s different moods and room setups. It's a big design swing that hits—bold pastels, compelling branding, and lofted furniture enliven these small-budget hotel rooms. The yellow and black stripes will grab you as you zoom by on the commuter train. Inside, the swatch book of eye-popping hues continues as purples and blues coat the common spaces and rooms. (We’re partial to the avocado and millennial pinks.) Hallways sliced down the middle by different shades of paint make for particularly fun Instagramming as you toe the line between two brash commitments to color. It’s worth combing through the website to pick your palette pattern before you arrive as a full spectrum of colors means you could end up with lemon-wedge yellows or deep coats of sapphire in your bedroom. Beds lofted above couches are particularly fun, and try for a room facing away from the commuter traffic for maximum quiet." - Brandon Presser

"Why book? A big design swing, and it’s a hit—bold pastels, compelling branding, and lofted furniture enliven Tokyo’s famously small budget hotel rooms. Set the scene The yellow and black stripes will grab you as you zoom by on the commuter train; inside the swatch book of eye-popping hues continues—purples and blues coat the common spaces and rooms. We’re partial to the avocado and millennial pinks. Hallways sliced down the middle by different shades of paint make for particularly fun Instagramming as you toe the line between two brash commitments to color. The backstory Toggle is the operative word; guests can customize their experience, moving between the hotel’s different moods and room setups. Rooms It’s worth combing through the website to pick your palette pattern before you arrive as a full spectrum of colors means you could end up with lemon-wedge yellows or deep coats of sapphire in your bedroom. Beds lofted above couches are particularly fun, try for a room facing away from the commuter traffic for maximum quiet. Food & drink A cafe and bar gets the bicolor treatment as well, with zags of white and green, and dozens of potted ferns all over. Neighborhood Baseball enthusiasts will enjoy being close to the Tokyo Dome, but really the Iidabashi area makes for a convenient escape across town to Shinjuku or Ueno. It’s well worth walking around the cobblestone streets of Kagurazaka nearby, an old geisha district that’s now home to some of the city’s best restaurants." - Brandon Presser

"Toggle is the operative word: Guests can customize their experience, moving between the hotel’s different moods and room setups. It's a big design swing that hits—bold pastels, compelling branding, and lofted furniture enliven these small-budget hotel rooms. The yellow and black stripes will grab you as you zoom by on the commuter train. Inside, the swatch book of eye-popping hues continues as purples and blues coat the common spaces and rooms. (We’re partial to the avocado and millennial pinks.) Hallways sliced down the middle by different shades of paint make for particularly fun Instagramming as you toe the line between two brash commitments to color. It’s worth combing through the website to pick your palette pattern before you arrive as a full spectrum of colors means you could end up with lemon-wedge yellows or deep coats of sapphire in your bedroom. Beds lofted above couches are particularly fun, and try for a room facing away from the train tracks for maximum quiet. —Brandon Presser" - Jamie Spain