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What can be done now in Japanese Hotels? How can we create a space where visitors can truly feel satisfied during their stay? It is not just about the act of staying overnight, but about offering experiences that can only be found in that specific region. We believe it is about delivering moments that will remain in the hearts of travelers. With this in mind, we have chosen Ueno as our location this time.Among the many areas in Tokyo that attract people from all over the world, Ueno is a rare neighborhood with its own unique style. From the Edo period, through Meiji, Taisho, and Showa, to the present Heisei era, the culture rooted in this area has remained unchanged. While respecting the culture and traditions that the community has cherished and preserved, we aim to work together with the people who live here to enhance the value of this region, even if just a little.With a curiosity to deeply understand this area, we strive to provide our guests with a stay that offers experiences unique to this location. And to build the future of this region together with its people. Always envisioning a town that connects to tomorrow, NOHGA Property begins its journey.

Just a 2-minute walk to Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Express Line and 5 minutes on foot to Senso-ji Temple, this Hotel boasts attentive service, a delicious breakfast, and spotless guest rooms. The interior reimagines “Taisho Roman” in a modern way, creating a nostalgic space where Japanese and Western styles blend beautifully. Throughout the Hotel, you’ll find refined touches inspired by Asakusa’s traditional beauty, craftsmanship, and lively atmosphere. As an ideal base for sightseeing, we offer a higher level of comfort for an exceptional stay you can only experience here.

Direct train access to Ikebukuro, Ueno, and Tokyo via the Yamanote Line! Just a 3-minute walk from Komagome Station North Exit! Perfect for travel, business trips, or exams. All rooms are non-smoking! A designated smoking area is available outside.

The third branch of the Japanese-style premium hotel brand "Onyado Nono," featuring tatami flooring throughout, will open in the Asakusa area on January 16, 2024. Conveniently located about a 4-minute walk from Tsukuba Express "Asakusa" Station A1 Exit (with elevator), it is just steps away from attractions like Senso-ji Temple and Hanayashiki, making it an ideal base for sightseeing. To meet tourism needs, we offer many family-friendly rooms. The large public bath features natural Onsen with smooth black hot spring water ("Kuroyu"), a high-temperature sauna (self-loyly), a cold plunge pool with a depth of 90 cm, and an outdoor relaxation space. Guests can also enjoy bathing while admiring Japanese paintings that evoke the feeling of traveling back to the Edo period. For breakfast, we serve approximately 50 varieties of Japanese and Western buffet dishes, including seasonal small plates and local specialties. For late-night snacks, guests can enjoy complimentary servings of Dormy Inn's signature light soy sauce ramen "Yonaki Soba."

A one-minute walk from Ueno Station. Nearby, you'll find Ueno Park with its numerous museums and the Skytree accessible by bus or subway, making it convenient for sightseeing. Additionally, we offer luggage storage services before check-in and after check-out, allowing you to enjoy traveling around the city unencumbered. Guest rooms include single and double rooms, and breakfast is served at the dining venue "Ueno Tei."

About a 5-minute walk from JR "Ueno" Station Iriya Exit. Ueno Station is one of Tokyo's major transportation hubs, serving 13 lines including the Shinkansen. Please use it as a base for your travels. Ueno, known as the gateway from the Tohoku region and famous for Ueno Zoo. A 3-minute walk from JR Yamanote Line "Ueno" Station Iriya Exit. It takes 46 minutes to Narita Airport via the Keisei Electric Railway Skyliner. Enjoy a restful stay in our soundproof-designed Room, and don't miss our daily breakfast buffet featuring organic salads and specially cultivated Koshihikari rice.