Tokyo Taito Ward Hotels

There are complete facilities for staying. There is a male-only bath, which is an onsen where you can see everyone taking off their clothes and bathing. The fourth floor is the center with a dining area, vending machines, a shower room, and a sofa for sitting and relaxing.

This hotel is really great, especially for female travelers. At first, I had doubts since it was my first time staying in a capsule shared-room hotel, but I was wrong! All my roommates were really nice, and no one disturbed me. The best thing is that the toilet is inside the room. The bed was very comfortable, and I slept really well. The hotel lounge is also great. I loved it! It has vending machines, a laundry area, a workspace, and a study area. The receptionist was also very helpful and friendly. The hotel is only about 8-10 minutes away from Ueno Station. I even walked from the station to my hotel with my luggage, and I survived! I had two suitcases, but it was manageable, so there was no need to pay for a taxi since the station was nearby. The neighborhood is also safe, and I felt comfortable walking alone at night. For the price, it's definitely worth it!

Average hotel in Japan about a 15 min walk to the main parts of Ueno. Wish the windows were not frosted because the room felt dark. The front of the hotel has a bunch of stairs, which made it difficult to access with heavy suitcases and there was no ramp and no staff offering to help. Also, despite signs of no smoking in front of the hotel, there were large number of smokers polluting the front and the hotel did not enforce their own regulations.

Best affordable place to stay in Tokyo! It feels like a hotel, the bathrooms are big and well equipped, everything is clean and very well thought. The common space on second floor offers water, coffee, tea, you can also store your food in a fridge. It's designed in a modern japanese style. The staff ia very polite, smiley and helpful. Definitely will come back when next time in Tokyo, also, I'd like to visit other locations of this hotel chain.

Good location near tourist attraction : sensoji temple, a lot of restaurants, supermarket and mini marts. Easy to find food anytime. 8 mins Walking distance to Tsukuba express line. Friendly hotel staffs and got free breakfast. They will clean the room every 3 days, but they will change towels and throw garbage every day. Overall We are satisfied staying there.

Even thought i'm 182cm tall the capsule is pretty spacious and comfortable. The staff is really really nice and kind. I had to ask several questions about the metro system and other stuff and everyone was really helpful. The Hostel is close to several restaurants, convenience stores, Don Qijote and a metro station where you can take the Ginza Line. There's also Sensoji Temple which is not so close but you can go there just by walking and is a place worth a visit. If i must say, try the Shawarma near the closest family mart. It's bomb!

Pleasant stay throughout my trip. Good accessibility with lift, no worries if you have big luggage(s). Access key is required for upper floors access so I feel safer to travel alone as well and I like that they have ladies-only floor. There’s a lock for luggage storage area below the bed, I guess it actually fits at least a medium sized luggage bag. Shower rooms and toilets are sufficient (I never had to wait during my stay). New towel, pyjamas, toothbrush are provided everyday (but they don’t make up your bed). There’s also coin laundry in some of the floors, 8th floor included. Near to station that connects with Narita airport. There are 3 CVS within 3 minutes walking distance. Sukiya that operates 23 hours a day and McDonald’s is literally 40 steps away from the hostel. The only down part is that it’s not recommended for light sleeper. You may hear people snoring during midnight and check out is at 10am so people would make noise packing at night or in the morning. Their concierge operates 24 hours and they also provide luggage storage service. Would definitely come back again if the price stays within my budget.

Pros: nice location, friendly staff and generous coffee/teas at the front desk (but water is from the room tap or you need to buy bottled water), pancakes are best but you can't eat ot every day (with only butter and maple syrup). Nice big TV but all the settings were disabled so brightness and volume can not be adjusted. Cons: The fridge is a joke, doesn't keep cold. It's tiny like toy. Smallest fridge I've ever seen! Breakfast selection is very limited. 5 types only. Orange juice is actually cordial. And lots of breakfast rules: You can not bring own food, you can not take out drinks even though you're doing take out food as the seating is limited especially during peak hours. If you want toppings on your hotdog sandwich you need to pay an extra 50 yen, the chili topping stated is actually just salsa. Wrong description. We stayed 5 days. We definitely will not stay longer ss the cons become a problem. We recommend 3 days max.

The hotel reception is very good ~ The location is pretty good, about 10 minutes away from the subway station, next to Sensoji Temple. It is very convenient to take photos at night, and there are also convenience stores nearby for midnight snacks. The only thing I hope is that there will be one more washing machine in the hotel

Nice hostel close to metro station. 10-15 minutes to Akihabara district. Stuff was really nice and helped with all the questions. Towels, adapters, etc are provided at the reception that is a great advantage. Many stores around. The disadvantage for someone is the trains outside goes quite often and are bit loud, but free earplugs were provided and at it night it doesnt bother you.