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Hotel Sunny
3.7/59 Reviews

Hotel Sunny

Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku Tokyo|1.44km from JR Tabata Station
I picked this hotel purely because of the location and the price. Right next to the Nippori station. You'll have to find the right door and go to 3rd floor by elevator to reach the reception. Staff was nice and tried their best to communicate, even though their English was not good. I got to leave my luggage there supervised for a couple of hours, as I arrived before I could get to my room. I got a smoking room (I don't smoke inside but didn't have a choice about the room when booking via a third party) and the smell was horrible, but I knew beforehand that would be the case, and fortunately there was fabric freshening spray which really helped. I didn't expect best quality when I didn't pay a whole lot, and I think I got what I paid for. A safe, clean place to rest between exploring the city. The room had basic cleanliness, but clearly everything was somewhat old and a bit worn out. There were nice restaurants near this hotel, and the Yanaka Ginza street, old cemetary and Fabric town are just a couple of steps away. The best thing about this hotel is the location next to the station. The Yamanote line stops in Nippori and takes you for example to Ueno, Tokyo station, Shibuya and Harajuku quickly. Unfortunately the best thing about the hotel was also the worst. My room's window was facing the station (no view whatsoever, just a grey wall) and I could clearly hear all the noises. The trains don't bother me one bit, but all the other noise, such as announcements, jingles (yes... the trains have jingles) and warning tones were super loud and disruptive. It went on until 12 at night and started again at 5 am. I had ear plugs with me but didn't sleep too well with them, because I usually don't wear them at night. But to be able to get some sleep they were absolutely necessary. So bring them if you're staying in this hotel and I really mean it. Overall, not a stylish place, but functional. Wouldn't stay here again though, because of the station being so loud.

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TOKYO CITY VIEW HOTEL TABATA-STATION
4.3/5137 Reviews
Small room but nice and clean. Only take few minutes to Tabata station (South gate). Hotel has private onsen for male and female. It’s so much comfortable
Fav Tokyo Nishinippori
4.5/516 Reviews
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this room. The room was excellent with its cleanliness and the staff members were incredibly friendly. The location was also perfect, offering convenience and accessibility. However, we must mention that there was a minor issue with the hot water pot as it had a water leakage problem. Despite reporting the issue, it unfortunately remained unresolved. Nevertheless, apart from this small inconvenience, the overall experience was fantastic, thanks to the wonderful room and ideal location.
Base Inn Komagome Tokyo
3.5/52 Reviews
Hotel location is positive, the price is cheap, handsome guys and friends from all over the world come to live, very safe, The environment is very quiet, although there is a KTV, but the Japanese sing is relatively quiet. In addition, downstairs is Indian cuisine, convenience stores, and cheap prices. Charcoal meat is expensive but super delicious, Xianxian, In addition, the machine of this station of komagome can buy watermelon card directly, and it is convenient to recharge watermelon card. The traffic is also very good. It is not more than one hour to Tokyo. It’s so cool for 9 days.
AnYi Home Stay
4.2/520 Reviews
The location of the accommodation is very good, there are supermarkets, pharmacies and supermarkets nearby. It is very close to the subway and Jr and there is a laundromat opposite. But the hardware facilities are not very good. As soon as you enter the gate, there is an unmanned counter full of changing sheets and bath towels. The door leading to the garbage atrium is not equipped with a door lock, but it seems that it is not very safe to go directly to the outside. The elevator is small and old, and the door closes very fast. During the stay, it was caught several times. There is only a simple lock in the room, and there is no second floor anti-theft lock in the house. I feel that the cleanliness of the accommodation is not very careful, and there is even a pair of socks stuffed under the swivel chair. The toothpaste provided is used and almost empty (but toothpaste has basically been opened and I dare not use it) The frost in the refrigerator freezer is very thick and yellow. The sound insulation is very poor. On the third night of our stay, a group of girls stayed in the next room. It was after 11 o'clock in the middle of the night, probably because they were too excited to travel, they kept talking and singing, accompanied by the sound of the hair dryer (even the sound of the hair dryer switch can be heard clearly) The sound of opening and closing and the collision of luggage has been sounding at the head of our bed.
Hotel Tokyo Trip Ueno Nishi Nippori
4.3/570 Reviews
The location is very convenient. It takes less than 5 minutes to reach JR Nishi-Nippori Station and 10 minutes to Nippori Station. There is an Aeon supermarket, convenience stores, and many restaurants nearby. Staff service and attitude are very good. Close to the railway, but not noisy as expected. Instead, for several days in a row, the sound of some construction work would be heard from the street at about 8 a.m. every day, including the collision of drilling tools and iron. I live on the second floor, and the sound came from the exhaust fan. It was very loud, and it continued for several days. Everyone was woken up. I don’t know if there happened to be construction or if it was like this every day.

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