Tokyo Taito Ward 2-star Hotels

The hotel is a bit old and there are so many options around. I should not live in the future. The hotel chain is older than the new Dongheng Club.

Good location , only 3 mins walk to JR Ueno station . Room is clean and bed was comfortable. Yes it’s tiny but it’s Tokyo n you technically just need the room for sleeping and showering . Last but not least , the room price is fairly reasonable. Highly recommended if you are looking for economical hotel with good standard .

After staying in Japan for two weeks, the hotel nicely arranged a larger end room for me (the staff opened the doors of other checked-out rooms when cleaning, and I saw that it was really small). Finally had a comfortable stay this week. Except for no hot water at all on the first night, there were no major problems overall. In addition, although the room I stayed in was on the fifth floor, the sounds from the street could still be clearly heard, especially since there was a small *** nearby, which was quite noisy at night and during the night. The room is a bit old and the smell is acceptable. After all, at this price, we really can't ask for more. On the contrary, the biggest concern is that the location of the hotel is really inconvenient. It is sandwiched between Minamisenju, Shimonoseki and Asakusa stations. It takes more than 15 minutes to walk from any station. In addition, there are many hotels near the hotel. It is a custom place. There are many people smoking and walking on the road. The ground is also covered with garbage. There are also child gangs gathering at night. Although the overall security is pretty good, girls should be careful when passing by here.

I think it is a good hotel if you don't care about the details because it is cheap. It was not far from Ueno station, but it was difficult to understand that the crosswalk was seen on the ground, so I used the underground exit 3. About 2 minutes walk from the exit to the hotel. Microwave microwave, coffee and tea service at the front desk. However, it is not possible to bring it to the room. I'm sorry that I can only drink at the front desk because coffee was not placed in the room. As mentioned above, only tea is available in the room. There is also one hot water. There is no one disposable slipper. It was rough, the bathtub is narrow and the type of water and water is adjusted by oneself. Some places thought cleaning was sweet. Use coin laundry (300 yen only for washing. 100 yen per 20 minutes for drying) The detergent was used as it was because there was no description of the sale, etc., but there is no detergent after washing? I thought it was unknown because I didn't confirm it. No outlet on the pillow. Be careful if you don't want to wake up with the sunlight because the pillow under the window becomes a pillow. Sunlight enters from the gap of the curtain. It is very helpful to be an individual air conditioner during this hot time.

The location is very good, the traffic is very convenient, go out is the Tsukuba Express Line Asakusa Station, walk 6-8 minutes is the subway station. The hotel is near the Sensoji Temple. Although it is a youth hostel, the Japanese-style room is also OK. The price is good! The front desk can print and also offers a complimentary breakfast, although only bread.

friendly service clean environment First time living in a shared bathroom I was worried about hygiene As soon as you step into the room bathroom toilet All clean and scary! ! Bed quilts have no smell There is an air purifier + dehumidifier in the room Comfortable without external windows Just happened to live with three people Open three large luggage and still have room to walk In Japan, most of the rooms are small enough space You can also simply eat on the first floor at night Five minutes walk from Kaminarimon easy to eat Ten o'clock check-out time is still early Luggage storage ¥200 I don't know if it's because the tenant discount is very cheap. You can also rent hair straighteners for free After 11:00 p.m., you need to enter through the small door on the side and press the code Those who need to smoke 🚬 are on the side of the smoking area, which is convenient!

One night at work. On a sudden business trip, the hotel I have stayed so far was not able to book and was almost a dive. It is a very small hotel with only about 5 rooms on one floor, but it is quiet and comfortable for that minute. It was not possible and it was clean and comfortable around the bed around the water. Simmons' bed was comfortable. There is also a convenience store nearby. Both check-in and check-out, the front desk was foreign, and there was a little Japanese, but there was no problem with communication.

For an inexpensive place to stay in Tokyo, I did not have my hopes up, but they were better than my expectations. There are both western and Japanese style rooms. Size is quite smallish but comfortable enough. Rooms each have AC, fridge, and desk light. One thing missing is a clock. Room cleaning was nonexistent of course, at this hotel rate. You have to go to the lobby to exchange your towel. The whole place has an old 80's apartment building feel to it, and has some unsightly things like AC ducts running across the hallway ceilings, plus just one elevator for the whole place, but nothing intolerable. There is a lobby area, plus a kitchen, as well as a small outdoor patio for the nicotine addicts. There are a lot of budget European travelers staying at the hotel. The lobby has 2 PCs you can use, though one seems to run Linux and is so old and slow it's unusable. There is also a large TV and many Japan travel books/pamphlets you can read. The lobby and each floor has a microwave, plus free green tea & instant coffee. The location has several good and not so good points. It's about a 10 minute walk south of Minami-Senju Station in the northwest part of Tokyo. Minami-Senju has both a subway line as well as JR, and there is both a McDonalds and Burger King there for some quick cheap food at the start or end of your day if you want. It's about 5-10 minutes by train or subway to Ueno Station. The walk down Rte 464 to the hotel also is crammed with other inexpensive hotels and hostels, so you really have a wide choice of places to stay (see google maps), but the Juyoh Hotel is the furthest away. It is next door to a convenience store though, and you pass 2 others on the way to the hotel from the station, so that is good. It is also across the street from a supermarket, so for the budget-conscious it is a major coup. The showers and toilet room are very clean. Bottom Line: Yes I would stay there again. Some tips: Ask for a room on the back side of the hotel - those facing the main street can get a lot of traffic noise. Since their electric furnishings take up nearly all the electric outlets, bringing your own extension cord and multi-plug adapter would help you a lot. You don't need to buy detergent if you wash your clothes (they provide it). Boarding a train before 7:30 AM on weekdays will save your sanity - or wait til after 9 AM to avoid the rush hour mayhem.

Service: Very good Environment: Right opposite Sensoji Temple Hygiene: clean and comfortable Facilities: The only thing is that the room is too small

There was a vacancy on the day before the stay and we were able to stay at a cheap price. It is located a few minutes from Taharamachi Station on the Ginza Line and within walking distance from Asakusa Senso Ji Temple. The hotel is not along the main street but in the alley, and it may be a bit difficult to understand, but if you turn the corner of seven eleven, you will find it soon. The room is small and simple but functional, but the desk is small and it may be a bit tough to work in the room with business use. The bath is also small. Because it was clean and clean, the hotel that only sleep was comfortable.