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"Pros: The surrounding residential area is relatively quiet, and the room is spacious enough to fully open two 26-inch suitcases. Check-in was smooth, just entering the access codes for the building downstairs and the room door. Cons: The frustrating part was that room 503, which we were assigned, had no curtains. Later, we realized the entire curtain track was missing and had been removed and placed in a separate compartment (without screws or a screwdriver). We called customer service to discuss this (knowing English was really important, otherwise I wouldn't have known how to explain it). The customer service initially said they'd send someone to check, but then said the maintenance worker wasn't available and would only come tomorrow. I was like, 'Are we supposed to sleep with all the neighbors watching?' I immediately asked if we could switch rooms, and eventually, we moved to room 602, which had curtains. The whole ordeal took over an hour. Sometimes I feel it's better to be cautious when choosing Airbnb-style accommodations in a foreign country; it can be quite troublesome when you really need help."

"Biggest strength of this hotel. • Located in Kabukichō, Shinjuku, right in the heart of the city. • 5–8 minutes walk to JR Shinjuku Station and nearby metro stations. • Surrounded by restaurants, cafés, convenience stores, nightlife, and shopping. • Very convenient if you plan to move around Tokyo a lot. ⚠️ Note: Kabukichō is an entertainment district. It’s lively and busy at night. Safe, but not quiet outside."

"It's small but has everything you need and is good."

"Nice location and room space are decent and have a living room and kitchen, parking outside also cheap."

"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."

"Very comfortable! There's a supermarket right across the street. The room is small but has everything you need, and you can even cook your own meals. There are many large supermarkets nearby to choose from, and it's super convenient to get to Disneyland. Highly recommend! 😎"

"I really enjoyed my stay at Stay Asakusa Art Deco Hotel. The room even had a microwave, which was super convenient. Right downstairs, there’s a ramen shop that’s delicious and very value-for-money. A supermarket is also less than a 5-minute walk away. The location is fantastic — there are about three train lines nearby, making it extremely convenient to get around. There are plenty of drugstores in the area too, perfect for shopping, and the nearby Rox malls have all the essential stores like GU and Uniqlo. The only drawback was the room size. We couldn’t leave our luggage open, so we had to keep packing and closing them every day."