Find hotels near Shinobazu Pond, Tokyo from NT$1,469

"The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was clean but very small. We started the trip here and didn't have much luggage, but by the end, we had more, and it wouldn't have fit in that room. There are shared bathrooms and showers, so make sure you book the correct room. We booked a room with a private bathroom, and it’s small but comfortable. The machines wash and dry and only take 100 yen coins. You can only put a very small amount of clothes inside, and it will take about 2 hours. The hotel provides pj’s, bath towels, Q-tips, etc., so you don’t have to pack much."

"Staff are very helpful and would go beyond to help you out. The place is also very close to the station and about 8 mins from Ameyoko market. Overall we had a comfortable stay. I highly recommend the place if you stay in Ueno."

"Room was great, perfect for 1 person as I was solo traveling. Clean, staff was fantastic. Didn’t eat in the restaurant although the food looked great"

"Room was cleaned and restocked daily. Good location 2 min walk to Ueno station. Room was very small as expected. We asked staff to assist us with calling a restaurant to make a reservation but they refused to help us."

"It was a spacious hotel considering for Tokyo. Really enjoyed the amenities they provided. The laundry was helpful near by. But the dryer was not the greatest. The location is close to many convenience stores and metro lines and the zoo and park. However, the back of the hotel is along the entertainment district so it felt a little uneasy walking by with kids at 8-9pm. Daytime was fine."

"While the staff tried to be helpful and the location is very convenient, this experience was disappointing. Of all the times I have stayed there, I found it extremely loud with doors slammed all through the night and loud talking. "

"For a central relatively budget accomodation in Ueno this hotel is well run. I did not have breakfast."

"Perfect hotel. Perfect location."

"Helpful staff. Clean room. Nice area. 10/10 would stay again. "