Hotels near Oshiage Station, Tokyo

The environment is great and the service is excellent, especially since we had a lot of luggage to store. We dropped it off at the front desk in two batches, and they patiently helped us store it both times. There's also a scale in the lobby for weighing luggage. Our room had a view of the Tokyo Skytree, and the Skytree mall and Oshiage subway station are right outside, which is super convenient for direct access to both airports. The only downside was a faint, unpleasant odor in the room, possibly like foot odor, which was quite off-putting.

The staff's service was excellent and very friendly; they helped with every query. The dining area and kitchen at the entrance are very comfortable. The rooms and bathrooms are beautiful and clean. I would have preferred to be able to control the air conditioning in my room, but it was a central system. They allowed us to store our luggage and belongings downstairs because we had many bags, which was very much appreciated, as was their service for receiving deliveries. I would repeat my stay here in the future because of these positive aspects.

Overall I did enjoy my stay here. I think the hotel feels quite modern and has some amenities that make it quite appealing to travelers who may be on a budget. I'll start off with the Pros: 1. Location is pretty good - its close to the skytree and public transportation is easily accessible via that station. Depends on what you're looking to do but most places aren't that far to get to. Plus I like having a location that isn't too loud either which this spot does a good job at. Some konbini, super market, and food options around as well. 2. The lobby area is quite nice. You get free refreshments, bread, games, books, and a very nice area to sit in. If you just need to have a small breakfast or do some work or just chill with your friends with some games or even solo - it is a very nice area. 3. The hotel feels quite modern with it's design. 4. Lighting can be adjusted: I deeply appreciate rooms that allow you to adjust the lighting since certain rooms can be too bright at night or too bright when I have to use the bathroom in the middle of the night - here it's adjustable. 5. Some other things include that I thought the AC had good control, things were relatively clean. Of course the room is a bit small but it doesn't really bother me since I expect it and I'm just using the room to sleep basically. 6. Friendly staff 7. Windows can be opened - for some fresh air 8. Bed is long enough (I need a bed to be at least 1.95m) However, if you are sleeping with someone in the double bed, I would say its a bit too small for that. Width I didn't mesaure but standard double bed probably Cons: 1. No blackout shades is the biggest one. If you are sensitive to light in the morning and don't wanna wake up too early, you'll probably need an eye mask. I prefer not sleeping with an eyemask if possible but there's no blackout shades 2. I thought the bed was just ok, but I didn't particularly enjoy the pillows. Think they have a weird texture on the inside of it. Not terrible, but I would switch if possible. Overall I enjoyed it especially since this was one of the more affordable ones for my budget and I do recommend it!

Pros: The surrounding residential area is relatively quiet, and the room is spacious enough to fully open two 26-inch suitcases. Check-in was smooth, just entering the access codes for the building downstairs and the room door. Cons: The frustrating part was that room 503, which we were assigned, had no curtains. Later, we realized the entire curtain track was missing and had been removed and placed in a separate compartment (without screws or a screwdriver). We called customer service to discuss this (knowing English was really important, otherwise I wouldn't have known how to explain it). The customer service initially said they'd send someone to check, but then said the maintenance worker wasn't available and would only come tomorrow. I was like, 'Are we supposed to sleep with all the neighbors watching?' I immediately asked if we could switch rooms, and eventually, we moved to room 602, which had curtains. The whole ordeal took over an hour. Sometimes I feel it's better to be cautious when choosing Airbnb-style accommodations in a foreign country; it can be quite troublesome when you really need help.

The hotel is contactless. Please be prepared to receive an email 24 hours before check-in, asking for your passport information, after which you will be given key information. The hotel is in a five-story building with no elevator. There is a separate bathroom with a smart toilet. There is a kitchen with all the necessary cooking utensils. There is no WiFi. You must take your trash to your room on the ground floor. There is no smoking area; you should move away from the residential area. The area is very pleasant and quiet, and close to the center! The metro is a 5-minute walk away. 7/11 is right across the street 😄

It is a nice and convenient location with great accessibility of multiple train stations of different lines. It is within walking distance to Tokyo Skytree and an absolute value for money. In terms of the room- it is spacious, comes with complete kitchen utensils and dining set. Washing machine with liquid for anyone who prefer washing clothes and a room to dry the clothes within hours! As well as a foldable working table and chairs. This makes a complete home for a lovely Tokyo trip.

This hotel comes highly recommended! It's located right under the Tokyo Skytree and very close to the subway station, with a shopping mall directly across the street. It definitely exceeded my expectations. Both the service and the environment were excellent. The room was relatively spacious, and I could even open my 28-inch suitcase without a problem. Plus, I got to enjoy a beautiful sunset view!

Great location, near asakusa metro station, plenty of restaurant nearby, can do midnight shopping in donki nearby, cleanliness is alright, toilet available in every floor, photo taken is attraction nearby steps away. need to pay extra for towel and slippers, it doesnt have private shower, you have to be naked in bathhouse, which might be a cultural shock for some people. The another red flag was you cant store your luggage after checkout, which is a troublesome for me as i was planning to go to narita at night :/ and i have to find coin locker somewhere else They said checkout is 12pm, but they removed my stuff to common luggage area in dormitory at 11am :/ Its recommended to stay if you are on tight budget, otherwise you still have many other choice to consider.

The location is fantastic! The Hanzomon Line entrance is right in B2 of the same building, offering a direct train to Shibuya without any transfers. The bus stops for both Haneda and Narita airports are just a short walk, a couple hundred meters away. While the Narita bus has infrequent service, you can easily take a direct train from JR Kinshicho station. It takes a bit longer but it's super convenient and hassle-free. For shopping and entertainment, PARCO is right next door, along with a Toho cinema. Don Quijote is also within walking distance. The room is just about big enough to open a 26-inch suitcase (though it will block the way). For a hotel in Tokyo at this price point, the room size is actually pretty decent. Small bonuses: you can catch a glimpse of the Sky Tree from the window near the elevator, and a bit of Tokyo Tower from the room itself. The only slight downside is that they don't offer free luggage storage until the afternoon. Overall, it's highly recommended.

The hotel can see the Skytree, very new and very comfortable, clean, the lobby has a microwave oven and the water dispenser is very convenient, the front desk will communicate in multiple languages, the service attitude is very good, I will choose to stay next time.