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We stayed one night while visiting the National Museum of Nature and Science and the zoo with our two children. The building is old, but it’s within walking distance of Ueno Station and Ameya-Yokocho, with plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. They can store your luggage, the Hotel staff were kind, there’s a large public bath, Child Sharing Existing Bedding is free, free drinks are available, and there’s an amenity bar. Our kids had a great time!

I used the facility for a day stay. Since the large public bath with an open-air bath was available from 3:00 PM, I used it. I was able to relax while soaking in the Shigaraki-ware ceramic bath. I will use it again.

Very close to Ueno Station. It was raining and I had a suitcase, so this distance was a huge help. The Room has been renovated, and both the toilet and bathtub were very clean. I would like to stay here again.

The Room is stylishly designed so it doesn’t feel too small. The Soup Stock Tokyo soup and bread were delicious, and I really enjoyed them at check-in when I was a bit hungry. I had a comfortable stay. It’s conveniently close to Ueno Station, and I was able to relax. Another highlight was the spacious shower booth, which made it even more enjoyable. I’d like to stay again.

The Room was more than sufficient for spending the night alone. The bed was spacious, and the mattress was supportive—not too soft or prone to sinking—so it was extremely comfortable. The bathtub is quite compact. For some reason, the elevator hall on the second floor has no ceiling and was exposed to the rain, so it was wet. It wasn’t an issue with light rain, but it could be difficult in heavy rain. Since the microwave is located in the breakfast service area, it had been put away by morning. They warmed up my convenience-store soup in the kitchen, but I was told not to eat it at the breakfast venue and to eat it in my Room instead. They also stored my luggage even before check-in, which I really appreciated because I didn’t have to carry a large bag around. Thank you very much.

While looking for an affordable Hotel in Ueno for a Saturday stay, I found this one and made a Reservation. It was close to the station, the staff were warm and friendly, and I was able to relax comfortably in a Room with a nostalgic atmosphere. I also appreciated being able to check in early when they told me my Room was ready. Ueno has so many places to see, so I would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

The location was great. There was a 7-Eleven nearby, which was convenient. The Hotel Facilities aren’t new, but there were no inconveniences at all during my stay. However, at night I could clearly hear the sound of the neighboring room’s shower head hitting the wall, and in the morning I could hear voices in the hallway and doors opening and closing quite loudly. Also, I stayed on the 4th floor and felt that the water pressure weakened when multiple people were bathing at the same time. Basic amenities were available in the lobby, so it wasn’t a problem. I relaxed until right before checkout time, and the housekeeping staff’s greeting and smiles were very nice. I’ll consider staying here again when I come to Ueno.

Close to both Ueno Station and the subway station, and within walking distance of anywhere in the Asakusa area. The location is excellent with many restaurants nearby, and the Room was clean and comfortable for staying overnight. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

I stayed here to coincide with my parents’ trip to Tokyo. I have a special attachment to Ueno Park, so I was hoping for a Room with a nice view, and I was truly happy that you arranged a top-floor Room with an excellent view. Thank you very much. Because I have trouble walking long distances and using stairs, it was a huge help that the Hotel is directly connected to Ueno Station, making getting around very easy. For anyone with mobility issues, I think this is the only choice among Hotels in the Ueno area. The Italian breakfast was also delicious, and I was surprised to be able to enjoy large mussels first thing in the morning. Since it’s next to an expressway, I wondered if the air quality might be poor, but inside the Hotel was clean and comfortable.

When I entered the Room and looked outside, the brilliantly shining Tokyo Skytree was right there—I don’t get to visit Tokyo often, so seeing it made me very happy. Thank you for this dreamlike stroke of luck.

The front desk staff made a great impression. The Room is old but clean, and the mini-kitchen and ample storage—making good use of its former studio layout—are very convenient. Also, the coin laundry on the first floor is inexpensive, and the gas dryers finish quickly; with plenty of machines available, it was really helpful.

I stayed for two nights in June and then returned for another two-night stay. Please note that the breakfast venue was closed at the end of June. However, there is a Sukiya as well as a 7-Eleven and FamilyMart very close by, so it wasn’t an issue. The towels and amenities were up to APA Hotel standards, so I was very satisfied. There is only one elevator, so it can get crowded depending on the time of day.

I’ve stayed here before—have the rooms been renovated? It felt like the bathrooms and other water areas were cleaner than last time, which made my stay very comfortable. I think the complimentary breakfast offers a satisfying amount and selection, especially for women. They also store luggage before check-in and after check-out, which is a huge help since the location near Ueno Station makes it easy to end up with lots of shopping bags. I’ll definitely stay here again when I’m in town.

This was my second stay. The location is excellent, and since I only needed a place to sleep after a live show, the discounted rate with a 10:00 PM check-in was exactly what I wanted. They also store your luggage before check-in, which is very helpful. Last time I stayed on Friday and this time on Saturday. The outside noise (drunk people shouting) wasn’t an issue before, but this time it was pretty bad—though it quieted down before midnight. As mentioned in other Reviews, it didn’t bother me last time, but this time I woke up to the voices of the delivery company across the street starting around just before 8:00 AM. I think this probably depends on whether your Room faces the street. That said, it’s very convenient overall, so I’ll stay again. Thank you.

This was my first stay. The street in front of the Hotel faces the Tokyo Skytree, and there is also a supermarket nearby. The front desk staff provided polite service with clear explanations, and I found the cute decor near the outdoor smoking area bench to be heartwarming. Room wear can be chosen before taking the elevator. Towels and basic amenities are available in the Room, along with bottled water in the refrigerator. There is also stick tea and coffee with a kettle provided. The Room layout is efficient, though the refrigerator is slightly small without a freezer compartment—so ice or frozen items might not work well here. Suitcases can fit under the bed for storage convenience. My Room had a simple stool as seating, which was sufficient for me. There are USB ports and power outlets by the bedside, as well as a safe for storing valuables when using facilities like an open-air bath or while sleeping at night for peace of mind. The rooftop open-air bath has high walls that block views but offers a refreshing experience overall! The baths alternate between men’s and women’s use; although I checked in late at night thinking I’d miss it, I was delighted to find morning hours allocated for women too! There are three washing stations available inside; however, only baskets are provided in changing areas instead of lockers—guests bring their towels from their Rooms using mesh bags provided by Hotel management during check-in procedures. I appreciated that there wasn’t any chlorine smell from bathing water itself either! A minor downside: my Room had an overly sweet scent lingering around initially (possibly air freshener?), plus slight odor issues noticed while operating toilet bidet functions—it seemed chlorine-based perhaps? This could vary depending on individual Rooms though. Overall impression remains highly positive—I’d love returning again someday soon! While exploring Kappabashi shopping street amidst summer heat proved challenging due limited time outdoors—it still felt like such vibrant neighborhood full exciting discoveries awaiting next visit ahead!

I chose this Hotel because it offered a great value Plan. Since it's new, the Room was spotless and very satisfying. There was a kettle and instant coffee provided, but while there were plastic cups, there were no paper cups suitable for hot coffee, which I found puzzling. The absence of a desk and only having a table seemed different from typical business hotels. Although I thought the noise from the first-floor okonomiyaki restaurant might be bothersome, my Room on the third floor was surprisingly quiet once I closed the door. However, the Hotel entrance is directly connected to the restaurant without any partition. If you enter or exit late at night or early in the morning when no staff is present at reception, you have to pass through what feels like an empty restaurant after hours. This made me worry about potential unauthorized access by someone with ill intentions—though perhaps this concern is unnecessary.

The Room was clean. The large public bath was well stocked, from cleansing oil to skincare products. The complimentary ice cream after the bath was refreshing and soothing, and the late-night soba service was perfect as a light dinner. I didn’t expect much since it’s free, but it had a rich broth flavor and was delicious. Breakfast also offered a variety of dishes in small bowls, and everything was tasty—from Japanese dishes I don’t usually get to eat, simmered items, plump fried shrimp, and even dessert. I stayed in the height of summer, and wind chimes were hung in the large public bath area, which felt charming and relaxing. I was a bit confused when a staff member suddenly spoke to me in English at the restaurant—I think I clearly look Japanese. Since I don’t know typical Business Hotel rates, I made the Reservation thinking it felt expensive; but with the large public bath, sauna, and various services included, maybe this price is reasonable—I’m not sure.

It was my first time staying at an APA Hotel. As expected in Tokyo, the Room was not very spacious, but it was clean, and the staff were very kind. I would love to stay here again.

The Facility is clean and well maintained, with thorough housekeeping. We did not order breakfast, but there is a 24-hour supermarket next door where you can buy breakfast.