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"Great value for money in Tokyo! The facilities seemed quite new and it was very clean. The room and bathroom are relatively small but perfectly fine for the price. It's a bit noisy though. Well-located in a quiet side street, a few minutes' walk from the subway, convenience stores, and restaurants. The shrine is also just around the corner. There's a shared kitchen, washing machine, and dryer available. The entrance is a bit hidden, but the host sends detailed instructions before arrival. Due to the small size of the room, it gets a bit humid after showering. A dehumidifier would have been a nice addition."

"Everything was great. We booked a room for 5 people. The three kids slept on futons. The location is superb, right next to the Asakusa subway line (convenient for the airport, Yokohama, and Kamakura) and the Oedo loop line. A convenience store is nearby. It's a very quiet neighborhood. Coffee is available at reception in the morning. Spotlessly clean, just like everywhere else in Japan."

"I had a comfortable and safe stay all week! I'd definitely want to stay at this hotel again next time I'm in Tokyo for an extended period. It's also conveniently located near a subway station, making it easy to get to Ginza with just a short walk. It was a bit small for opening two large suitcases, but it was still great!"

"Loved the apartment! It had a stylish interior and was very clean. The kitchen had everything needed for cooking and dining. There was even a vacuum cleaner and an iron, which is rare. The beds and pillows were comfortable. It also had a balcony with a street view. We would gladly stay here again. Additionally, the staff were very attentive to my requests when booking; they provided an extra blanket and a room with a nice view, fulfilling all my wishes."

"Our stay at Section L Yushima-Ueno exceeded expectations from start to finish. The staff was consistently present, professional, and thorough in explaining house rules and procedures. They were fluent in English, genuinely friendly, and incredibly helpful with local recommendations, restaurant reservations, and general guidance. That level of support made traveling with a toddler much easier. One important note for guests is: trash must be sorted into combustible and non-combustible categories and brought downstairs when full. Once you understand the system, it’s straightforward and aligns with Japan’s overall cleanliness standards. The in-unit washer-dryer combo was invaluable, especially for a family trip. We packed light and washing clothes daily was a must after 12-15,000 steps a day. The appliance guide provided in the room made it easy to operate. Note that this model of washer/dryer can only take smaller loads compare to American models and you DO NOT want to interrupt the drying cycle as you can't unlock the door! This was my fourth trip to Japan and my first traveling with my child, and the added convenience made a noticeable difference in comfort. We stayed five nights (our plane arrived in the evening) during our Tokyo leg and used this as our base while visiting Asakusa, Odaiba, Tokyo DisneySea, Tokyo Disneyland, and teamLab Borderless sprinkled with a bit of shopping. The location proved to be extremely convenient. Multiple train lines are within a 5–10 minute walk, making daily transit smooth and efficient. I specifically chose this property because the unit size is larger than typical Japanese hotel rooms, and the bathtub is closer to American standards, which made oue evening wind-down time much more comfortable. There is a FamilyMart just around the corner, and the staff at Section L there even helped me prefill the form for Japan’s luggage forwarding service, allowing us to avoid navigating packed trains with multiple large suitcases. That alone reduced a major travel stress point. You’re also surrounded by izakayas, malls, 7-Elevens, and countless dining options. An Ippudo Ramen location is roughly a 10-minute walk away, along with many other great local spots. Overall, this property is an excellent balance between space, location, and family-friendly functionality. I would absolutely stay here again on a future Tokyo visit."

"For me the location is the biggest advantage of this apartment. I’ve stayed in this area several times, and this was by far the best-located place of them all. It’s close to the Yamanote Line, metro stations, parks, convenience stores, and everything else you might need. The balcony on the top floor was another standout feature, especially with its view of the top of Tokyo Tower, which was beautiful both during the day and at night. The apartment itself was also comfortable. The room was spacious enoug, the washing machine was very useful, and having a kitchen was a nice extra. Personally, with how cheap and good food is in Tokyo, I don’t see much reason to cook, but for anyone who wants that option, it’s there. The main downside was the service and amenities policy. Having to either clean the apartment yourself or pay a fairly high cleaning fee already felt inconvenient, but having to pay extra to change the towels made it feel even more unreasonable. Even though the towel fee is not very high, it still comes across as poor service. We also had to take the trash out ourselves, which added to the feeling that too much was expected from guests. Overall, this is a nice and well-located apartment, but the approach to cleaning and amenities takes away from the experience. Because of that, I don’t think I would choose it again over a hotel with daily housekeeping."

"This was my first time traveling to Tokyo just with my kids, so I was incredibly nervous. I spent a lot of time worrying about accommodation before the trip, but in the end, I was extremely satisfied. I don't usually use large public baths, so the absence of one wasn't an issue at all. In fact, the bathroom had a narrow, deep Japanese-style tub, so I filled it with water almost every day for a half-bath, which I actually preferred. Plus, there was a washing machine, so I could do laundry daily and always have fresh, dry clothes to wear. Room cleaning for my specific room cost 8,000 yen, so I opted to just use lint rollers every morning and evening, wiped the floor with the disposable towels I brought, and replaced the sink strainer with new ones I got. There were trash cans near the elevator on the first floor, so it was easy to dispose of sorted trash from my room periodically. (You can borrow a vacuum cleaner from reception on the first floor if you ask.) 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷 The most memorable and best part of this accommodation was that the staff were almost always present and greeted us brightly every time we left or returned. It felt like coming home after playing, not to an empty house, but to a cheerful welcome from a younger sibling! Haha. On the last day, after check-out, we asked them to book a taxi for us, and they were so kind. They came all the way out to help us communicate with the taxi driver and waved goodbye until our taxi drove off!! My child was so touched by that, saying they were the kindest people among all the hotels we've ever stayed at, and even mentioned wanting to become a hotelier later on.🩷 (This trip was to celebrate my eldest finishing an important exam, and they didn't forget the note I left, even giving us a handwritten letter and matcha chocolates as a gift! We had completely forgotten about it, so we were surprised and touched by their thoughtfulness! 😍) I'm terrible at Japanese and not very good at English, so this trip to Tokyo was a bit sudden, but thanks to the accommodation, I was able to end the trip with good memories until the very last moment. Thank you!! I highly recommend Section L Tsukiji!!"

"It's perfect for families, with a washing machine, dining table and chairs, and a very comfortable bed. It's a duplex, so while the kids sleep upstairs, the adults can relax downstairs and have a drink – everyone has their own space. There's a parking lot across the street; it's the cheapest of the nearby paid parking lots at ¥1200 per day, which is very reasonable."

"The accommodation is located about a 10-minute walk from both Ibiya Station and Line A, so while you do have to walk a little, it was a convenient distance to get around without taking a taxi. It was also great value for money; I was so satisfied that it is hard to find a room this good at this price in Tokyo. If I come to Tokyo again, I would definitely want to stay here. I had such a wonderful time during my 4-night stay!!!! In particular, I lost my phone and asked a staff member to call the store for me, and they helped me find it easily. Thank you so much💕"

"The room was spotless and the environment was great! It's conveniently located not far from Ryogoku Station. The owner clearly put a lot of thought into equipping the room with everything you could possibly need. Highly recommended!"