Location was good walking distance to Ueno Park and station The lounge was a bonus as was the sake and ramen View was good Staff tried to be helpful and had information printed out for guests

The entrance to our room was often blocked by used linen and rubbish bags Not good having to step over rubbish to reach your room. Staff were sorting through rubbish outside our room. When I asked about this they said we could move but it would cost more This was unpleasant and Spoilt our stay Room was expensive and really the linen and rubbish should be handled better not outside guest rooms

1. Hotel is in a pretty great location. It is right next to Naka-Okachimachi station (Hibiya or Oedo Line) so getting to DisneySea was very quick and easy. It is 5-ish minutes from Okachimachi station (Yamanote or Keihin-Tohoku Line). It's also not too far (~10 minutes) from Ueno Station and Ueno-Hirokoji. It is across the street from 7-11 and just blocks from Ameyoko and Okachimachi eating and shopping areas. ~15 minutes from Ueno Park. The location made us really appreciate what Ueno has to offer. I had previously stayed in Inaricho, on the Ginza line, but found this location preferable. 2. We fit 3 adults in a Double Room with Extra Bed (it had 3 twins). Even though there was not a ton of space to open up all our luggage, we still fit 6 suitcases and 3 backpacks in the room, so it can accommodate more than you think. The hooks on the wall help and you can squeeze some narrower things under the bed. The twin beds were the perfect size and had outlet sockets next to them. We loved our 13th floor room because we had a wonderful view of Tokyo Skytree. In terms of noise, I heard almost nothing from other rooms. Cannot say if it was because we were high up, but past Japan rooms I stayed in had a lot of street noise and this one was basically silent. 3. The bathroom has a toilet and sink anteroom and a separate inner room for shower/bath. It includes both a bathtub and and shower area so that room is like a wet room, but it's closed off from the toilet/sink. The sink area has storage underneath which was really helpful. We liked that they did not include tiny bottles of shampoo or soaps, but big pump bottles that they refilled. 4. Towels can be changed every day and they are large size, plushy towels. You also get robes. 5. The room does have air conditioning! It just took us awhile to locate the panel, so we had to open the window at first. 6. There are washer/dryers and an ice machine on 2F!

1 bottle of water per day is provided per guest if you choose eco cleaning. However, you need to request it from the front desk. It would have been nice if these were replaced during tidying, but I get why. The mini fridge is a bit small and did not get very cold. The rooms don't have phones to call the front desk. You can call if you have a Japanese number but usually we just went down to make requests. As is typical for Japanese hotels, check-in is not until 3:00pm and check-out is at 10:00am. Because of this strict window, there are always tons of bags being stored in the lobby. But it is nice that they are still willing to store your bags for a bit even after you check out.

Location is great- closest subway station just couple meters from the hotel. Breakfast has Japanese and western options as well. Restaurant is located on 14th floor so view is spectacular!

They forgot set up room for 3 people instead of 2, so fist night one of us slept without pillow and didn't have bath towel. Next night hotel stuff fixed it.

We stayed in the family room, it was very large for Tokyo standards. The cleanliness was perfect and the room had ample storage. Washing machines and driers were available in a common area, and it was handy to have a microwave in our room. The modern TV was excellent and you can cast to it from your phone, strong WiFi was also available. I really enjoyed the breakfast, the variety was decent and the quality was surprisingly good. Friendly, helpful, and welcoming staff.

You are only provided with 1 pillow each, which is not ideal, hardly a deal breaker though.

Very clean, enjoyed the evening saki and morning breakfast. Location was good.

Room was very small, beds are too hard.

We had a Prime Deluxe King Room. Very spacious by Tokyo standards. Clean and lots of hooks and a little closet to hang things on. Nice guest laundry. The staff was so helpful and friendly. Helped us find a shabu shabu place, to navigate the metro as well as what was walkable. The breakfast buffet had the best quality food and variety of foods of all the places we stayed in Japan. It was even beautifully displayed and kept well stocked by the friendly staff. The dinning room is on the top floor had lots of natural light and views of the city. The free Ramen they serve nightly in their dining room with a view is a nice touch. Great way to mingle with other guests. and enjoy their night, cityscape view. We got a nice pic of the Tokyo Tower all lit up there. Wonderful location in Ueno, relatively quiet by Tokyo standards, near Tokyo National Museum and other sites that share the park with it. Walking distance to Electric Town. Very close to a metro station with a direct line to Ginza, just a 20 minute metro ride to the quaint Yanaka district. And just one stop away from the larger Ueno Station for access to other trains, including shinkansen. However, we took a cab to Ueno Station for shinkansen to avoid hauling bags up MANY stairs to get from metro stop at Ueno to shinkansen.

Only thing that wasn't that comfy was the bed. The mattress it was VERY firm, almost no give at all. Pillows that came with the room were tiny and thin. The staff did give us some extra that were a bit plumper, which helped. Other thing that was weird is that the light switches and charging plug near one side of the bed were directly above the mattress so that you blocked them when sitting up in bed to read. This would be easy to remedy as it looks like the wall panel that contains this could easily be moved over one panel so it's not right over the bed.

Strategic location, very near to almost everything you need within few metres away to 2km - mall, eateries, train, groceries. Offer limited FREE Ramen at night which really a value added to the guests and the restaurant have a great view of the Tokyo City Centre. Very helpful staffs that always prepare to offer their assistant when needed. Overall a great experience staying here.

Nothing much on this, but there are a few family members complaint to have some skin rashes and itchiness during the stay which I suspect could be due to dustmite. Maybe will need a little bit more of in depth cleaning to the mattress and duvets. Cleanliness still have room of improvement as I still notice some stains on the wall in the room but is not affecting my overall experience.

Location, breakfast and welcome sake with ramen

Room size and limited drinking water (no complimentary bottles of water if full cleaning)

We booked a twin room. Absolutely awesome hotel. Incredibly friendly staff always greeted us as we got in and out of the lift. Great location that was near the Okachimachi station and had plenty of restaurants close by. Right in between ueno and akihabara made a short walk to each location. A spacious room and bathroom that had a seperate wet room. Best thing about this hotel was the bar on the 14th floor, what a view! Free sake and soba noodles and live traditional music on Saturday evening. A wonderful place!

Everything was perfect, if I was going to say one thing is that bed lamps would be nice. But really I can’t complain.

The staff were very lovely and could speak multiple languages. They offered free ramen, sake and tea every night on the top floor, with a gorgeous night view of Tokyo Tower. The room was comfortable and spacious. Location was superb! Literally right outside exit 1 of Naka-Okachimchi station, short walk to Okachimachi, Ueno and Akihabura. Also quite convenient to get to Tokyo National Museum and surrounding museums on foot and a pretty straight forward journey to Tokyo Disneyland/Disney Sea. A truly great location!