Hotels near Taito, Tokyo

It has been a pleasant stay in this place. Location was quiet and calm , 10 mins walk from Inaricho station. Nearby is Sensoji temple and Asakusa. Room is clean and small BUT m i can open my large luggage + my small luggage altogether. It is located nearby the park so cherry blossom is easily found around the vicinity. Staff was really friendly and try their best to help their guests. Overall a pleasant stay, and safe plus quiet area if you do not like the crowd.

Walkable from Ueno JR station (about 10-15 mins). There are supermarkets and eateries around. Quiet area yet close by to the busy Ueno station. Hotel staff are helpful and friendly, room amenities are sufficient. Generally a really good stay at a good price point:)

I had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The rooms were clean, spacious, and well-maintained, providing a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere throughout my visit. The staff were courteous, professional, and always ready to assist, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The hotel’s location is very convenient, with easy access to nearby establishments and transportation. Amenities were complete and well-kept, and the overall environment was quiet and conducive to rest

The hotel is a bit far from the subway station, about 1km from Asakusa Station. It's a new hotel, and the rooms aren't small. On the first floor, they provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, combs, tea, toner, and lotion. Laundry is free, and drying costs 100 yen for half an hour. The breakfast area on the first floor also offers free tea and coffee from afternoon to evening. There's a smoking room on the second floor and a kitchen on the fourth. We bought seasoned beef to fry there for 4000 yen, which felt like enjoying a 30,000 yen restaurant meal.

The room was clean and quiet. I was pleasantly surprised to find a small balcony, even though there wasn't much of a view. The hotel staff were very professional, and they even prepared a diagram showing guests how to get from the hotel to the train station, and then by train to the airport, which was incredibly helpful for travelers.

It was great! It saved a lot of unnecessary communication. If there was a problem, I just pressed a button to call someone, and staff came quickly! Chinese communication was seamless. The room was a bit small, and all the bath amenities were POLA. Luggage storage is on the second floor, with both passcode and keycard options. The smoking room is also on the second floor of the building. Each floor by the elevator has a personal amenities station with things like cotton swabs, disposable towels, and pajamas. You can see the Tokyo Skytree from the top floor. The convenience store on the first floor offers luggage delivery service, but I was in a hurry in the morning and chose another self-pickup luggage service. Also, I originally wanted to do laundry, but after checking out the coin-operated washing machines on the 10th floor, I decided against it... I'd advise everyone not to bother even looking at them. There's a bakery next to the hotel that's been open for over 80 years. I went early and didn't have to queue, but they only had a few types left. I bought the smallest loaf of toast, and it was indeed wonderfully chewy and delicious!

The hotel is situated in the middle of Asakusa. There are plenty of restaurants and shops around. Also two metro stations are within walking distance. The room we lived in was too small for the three of us, but very clean, with all necessary amenities. But it was on the third floor; narrow staircase and there were no elevator. So raising up and moving down our baggage were an unforgettable action.

The standard twin room was surprisingly spacious, even bigger than I expected, with two small sofas and a round table. The bathroom was a bit cramped, but the room was cleaned thoroughly every day. The hotel's location is great, with a subway station just a short walk away and close proximity to Senso-ji Temple. It's also convenient to take the subway to the city center, making it an excellent choice for a trip to Tokyo.

Service was fantastic and the front of house staff were very friendly. The only downside being that the room smelt of cigarettes even though it was a non smoking room. Although that blame is on rude guests and not the great staff. They kept our luggage till we were ready to leave for the airport and it’s a short walk from Ueno station and the Narita express at Keisei. A nice place to base yourself in Ueno with lots of food and Konbini as well as a supermarket around.

I loved to stay here, the cost is so much affordable and the best thing is the staff so much helpful and very nice. The room is fit for 2 persons and cozy to stay here. Amenities provided as much as you need. I felt like I shouldn’t carry many staff from home since the hotel provided everything what people need. I recommend to stay here and definitely want come back.