Hotels in Ueno/Asakusa, Tokyo

Here's a breakdown of my stay: **Pros:** 1. **Great Location:** It's about a 10-minute walk to Senso-ji Temple. 2. **Spacious Beds:** The beds were big enough for two adults and two children (ages 9 and 7) to sleep comfortably. Plus, there was no extra charge for the kids, which was a nice bonus. 3. **Delicious Breakfast:** We ordered breakfast for two, and the kids got to eat beef curry for free. It was surprisingly good! **Cons:** 1. **Poor Breakfast Service:** The staff at the first-floor restaurant had a pretty indifferent attitude, which really put a damper on the start of our day. 2. **Unclean Lobby Restroom:** The restroom in the lobby on the first floor was not clean at all, which is unacceptable. **Overall:** Despite the minor issues, the **value for money was quite good**, especially considering it was around Christmas and close to New Year's, and we paid about 1500 yen.

The facilities are pretty good, and the self check-in and self-service luggage storage were very convenient. It's a bit of a walk from the subway station, and while it's next to the Tsukuba Express (TX Line), you usually need to transfer to get anywhere. However, being right next to Senso-ji Temple is super convenient for exploring. I was surprised to find that even with the window only opening a tiny crack, you could still see the Tokyo Skytree!

Good choice. Nearby popular place. Friendly staff. I like the Tokyo Sky Tower view from my room. My daughter loves it

The location is great, with convenient access to Narita Airport and plenty of restaurants and bars in the area. We received a complimentary dessert upon arrival. However, the floor felt a bit sticky for some reason. The room was a decent size and had floor-to-ceiling windows offering a street view. It would have been even better if smoking rooms were available.

Nice and cozy room. Super clean. Facilities was great. Just opt for the larger room because the small room is really tight. Barely has enough space to put your bags. If you're travelling solo than it will be fine.

This hotel provides comprehensive amenities including complimentary air purifiers, free water, a small iron in the room, hair dryer, hair clips, and various toiletries in the bathroom - no need to bring your own supplies. Towels are replaced daily, pajamas are provided, and housekeeping service is available for guests staying 3 nights or longer. The location is excellent - close to JR station, subway, direct airport line, tourist attractions, and shopping areas. Overall, everything is fantastic. However, I have to deduct some points for the luggage storage policy after checkout. Bags can only be stored until noon, otherwise there's a 1,000 yen charge. When you provide such excellent service in every other aspect, it's disappointing to have this time restriction. It would be better to extend the storage time until 2-3 PM, because after checkout, most shops don't open until 11 AM, so allowing storage only until noon doesn't really help guests much.

I recently stayed at a hotel in Tokyo and had such a positive experience. From the moment I made the booking, the staff was incredibly helpful and welcoming, especially towards foreigners. They made the entire process smooth and easy, ensuring I had all the details I needed for my stay. The hospitality truly stood out — the staff were polite, patient, and always ready to answer my questions, whether it was about transportation, local attractions, or small requests during my stay. It really made me feel comfortable and taken care of in a new city. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Tokyo, especially international travelers. The location was convenient, the service was excellent, and the friendly approach of the staff made the experience memorable.

I stayed for 6 nights, and it was quite peaceful. Just a two-minute walk away (turn right then left from the exit), there's a supermarket. Every evening before heading back to the hotel, I'd pop in to buy some milk and breakfast items. The prices were very reasonable. My go-to was to grab things that were either a bit of a splurge or hard to come by back home – honestly, I bought so much I couldn't possibly eat it all, haha! Sometimes I'd even buy some beef to stir-fry back at the hotel or use it for noodles for breakfast. In the evenings, if I wasn't back too late, I'd treat myself to some tuna sashimi. Absolutely delightful! If you happen to stay here, I've got a can of beer in the fridge for you! It was only when I was about to leave that I realized how incredibly convenient the transportation was. Just a three-minute walk to the left from the exit, you'll find the Kikusui-bashi (菊屋橋) bus stop for lines 上46 and 草23, making it easy to get to Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon in Asakusa. Or, cross the street and take a bus in the opposite direction to Ueno. Ueno's biggest shopping complex, 'Panco Ya,' was great for browsing. HABIS, an internet-famous cake shop, had no queue, and there was a quiet matcha dessert place. I even bought some clothes as it was sale season, so prices were very friendly. The bus stop in Ueno is right next to the historic Matsuzakaya department store. From Ueno, you can also catch a bus to Narita Airport. It takes about 40 minutes, which is quick and comfortable, though it might be on the pricier side compared to other options, but it's very easy to find. Oh, and there's another supermarket just a few minutes' walk away – a local one, the kind where residents shop. You can buy matcha products there directly; I think they make great souvenirs. Also, Asakusa Rox is not far. I just quickly checked it out, but frankly, I didn't think it was particularly special. It felt like a very generic shopping mall with common stores like Daiso, 3Coins, and Muji. Not really worth a dedicated visit; worth only a quick peek if you're already in the area after visiting Senso-ji Temple.

A very comfortable and satisfying experience! The lady at the front desk was so warm and patient. It was cute how she spoke English, and she even tried to communicate with me in Chinese, afraid I wouldn't understand. She was really thoughtful! The bed was also very comfortable. I'm very satisfied and truly grateful to the beautiful and kind lady at the front desk. I'm so happy!

Highly recommended for families visiting Tokyo. The room was clean, comfortable and well kept throughout our stay. Location is perfect — right in Asakusa with lots of food, convenience stores and sightseeing spots within walking distance. The kids enjoyed the area so much because there were snacks everywhere! Service was excellent — staff were friendly, helpful and responsive. Overall, we had a very pleasant and comfortable experience at this hotel and would definitely stay again on our next trip.