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Very nice, quiet, well appointed room. The staff was great. Good location, walkable to Ueno train station. Several good restaurants & 7-11 nearby. 6-digit code to use elevator was tedious though.

Very responsive staff. Lovely rooms. The gardens were amazing

Overall, this property worked well for our trip to Tokyo with our family of 5. But there are a couple of things I wish I would have known before going. Be sure to check the number of beds in the listing for your room- not the number of people it sleeps. The room we booked on Orbitz said it sleeps 6, however the room only had 4 twin beds. I assumed there would be a sofa bed or rollaway. When we arrived, we were told that those are not options and that two people were going to need to share a twin bed. We made it work with our kids but it would have been difficult if we had older kids or all adults in our group. We also had to pay for an additional towel set and pillow for the 5th person. The beds are also hard and not terribly comfortable. Since we were sharing beds, none of us slept very well. This is a basic amenities/no frills hotel- and as long as you know that's what you're getting, this is a great option. It's very clean, well maintained, and in a great location. For this trip, we just needed a place centrally located to sleep and this met our needs. Having a washing machine in the unit was a bonus, as well as a kitchenette and table. We were able to cook our own breakfast and not have to eat out every meal. It is a quick walk to the nearest subway stop and we were easily able to get around the city. The small grocery store across the street is also really great.

The hotel was modern and nice. The room was clean and comfy. The staff were kind and helpful. The area around the hotel had big city problems like noise and stench, but otherwise it was close to food, shopping, entertainment and the subway.

I’ve got to be honest…we stayed at four different hotels on our trip to Japan and this was the most disappointing. What may seem like a four star hotel, is actually very misleading. The hotel lobby and staff are wonderful, but that is where the four stars end. When you walk into your room your met with a 1990’s Radisson hotel feel. Everything is dated and is very “lived in”. The view you get of Tokyo tower is not enough to allow you to ignore how old this hotel actually is. No smart TV. The couch looks to be twenty years old. Beds were extremely uncomfortable. This is a three star business hotel at best.