We stayed with our 5 month old baby and it was perfect. Loved the whole experience - the apartment was modern, very new and clean, with a minimalist design that felt homey, all the amenities were so stylish and thoughtful (the washer-dryer was super efficient and not too loud). good soundproofing in the bathrooms too so no issue about waking baby up. Super spacious, which was great - really felt like home for a week.
The staff were very responsive and reliable. Location was wonderful, off a...
We stayed with our 5 month old baby and it was perfect. Loved the whole experience - the apartment was modern, very new and clean, with a minimalist design that felt homey, all the amenities were so stylish and thoughtful (the washer-dryer was super efficient and not too loud). good soundproofing in the bathrooms too so no issue about waking baby up. Super spacious, which was great - really felt like home for a week.
The staff were very responsive and reliable. Location was wonderful, off a...
Rachel
Reviewed October 24, 2026Reviewed October 24, 2026
Family of four, including two children. The concierge staff was excellent, and we always feel so welcome every time we return to this hotel. We love having a washer and dryer in the room & easy to operate as well!
Highly recommended!
Family of four, including two children. The concierge staff was excellent, and we always feel so welcome every time we return to this hotel. We love having a washer and dryer in the room & easy to operate as well!
Highly recommended!
Away from the noise at Ueno station, but close enough to walk to many eateries. Great connectivity to the Narita Skyliner and main stops via multiple lines.
Away from the noise at Ueno station, but close enough to walk to many eateries. Great connectivity to the Narita Skyliner and main stops via multiple lines.
Great location, just a few mins walk to Ginza line station, 10 mins walk to Ueno station and park. Room is big and clean, staff were friendly and helpful. A very good experience.
Great location, just a few mins walk to Ginza line station, 10 mins walk to Ueno station and park. Room is big and clean, staff were friendly and helpful. A very good experience.
Jackie
Reviewed December 7, 2023Reviewed December 7, 2023
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel and truly appreciate the excellent service provided by the staff. The hotel team, especially the front desk staff, were consistently nice, friendly, and very helpful throughout our stay. They always greeted us with a smile and were quick to assist with any requests or questions we had.
A special thank you to the hotel for the lovely birthday decorations prepared in our room for our younger daughter. It was such a thoughtful gesture and made her birthday...
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel and truly appreciate the excellent service provided by the staff. The hotel team, especially the front desk staff, were consistently nice, friendly, and very helpful throughout our stay. They always greeted us with a smile and were quick to assist with any requests or questions we had.
A special thank you to the hotel for the lovely birthday decorations prepared in our room for our younger daughter. It was such a thoughtful gesture and made her birthday...
Chin Wee
Reviewed December 18, 2025Reviewed December 18, 2025
Love that it has laundry facilities in the room, and comes with liquid detergent, lint roller, iron and all! And the washer was so quiet! Even has a weighing scale, toaster, microwave, water filter, recycle bins. Most well equipped apartment ever stayed in. Will choose section L again!
Love that it has laundry facilities in the room, and comes with liquid detergent, lint roller, iron and all! And the washer was so quiet! Even has a weighing scale, toaster, microwave, water filter, recycle bins. Most well equipped apartment ever stayed in. Will choose section L again!
This is really a family-friendly hotel - the room we stayed in was huge (2 queen sized beds with a 2 bunk beds) and the hotel was really conveniently located. We could walk to Akihabara and it was literally only 4-5 stops from Ginza - or a 15-20 minute taxi ride (which cost about 2700 yen).
Ella was really superb too - I had booked a room which I originally thought was sufficient for my family of 3 adults and 1 baby but we quickly found out that the bed situation was not ideal for my pregnant...
This is really a family-friendly hotel - the room we stayed in was huge (2 queen sized beds with a 2 bunk beds) and the hotel was really conveniently located. We could walk to Akihabara and it was literally only 4-5 stops from Ginza - or a 15-20 minute taxi ride (which cost about 2700 yen).
Ella was really superb too - I had booked a room which I originally thought was sufficient for my family of 3 adults and 1 baby but we quickly found out that the bed situation was not ideal for my pregnant...
Staff at hotel were wonderful and friendly. Felt really at home with them and they were extremely helpful. One of them helped me to bring my bags to the roomand intriduced the amenities to me.
Staff at hotel were wonderful and friendly. Felt really at home with them and they were extremely helpful. One of them helped me to bring my bags to the roomand intriduced the amenities to me.
Lena
Reviewed September 5, 2026Reviewed September 5, 2026
The apartment hotel is family friendly and all staff are very helpful and friendly. There are several konbinis nearby and it’s a short walk away from the Ueno station. In summary, a very comfortable stay at a convenient location.
The apartment hotel is family friendly and all staff are very helpful and friendly. There are several konbinis nearby and it’s a short walk away from the Ueno station. In summary, a very comfortable stay at a convenient location.
The home of the lovely Ueno Park and plentiful cultural sights, Ueno is one of the best areas of Tokyo for visiting tourists to base themselves. These attractions combine with easy access. Keisei-Ueno Station is the end of the line for trains from Narita Airport. Ueno Station is a few hundred metres away and has trains to Ginza and other major Tokyo locations.
Don’t Miss
Ueno Park is an amazing place and the site of the National Museum of Western Art, the Nature and Science Museum, the Tokyo City Art Museum and the Ueno Royal Museum. The Western Art Museum covers 500 years of art and houses masterpieces by the likes of Rubens, Monet, Van Gogh and Jackson Pollock. The Science Museum traces Japanese history from pre-historic times with numerous interesting exhibits.
KiyomizuKannon-do Temple is at the south end of the park and dates from the 17th century. Its red walls and sweeping roof protect a statue of the goddess KosodateKannon. Legend has it that giving a doll to Kosodate will help women get pregnant. A walkway across the nearby Shinobazu Lake gives access to the Benten-do Temple.
Ueno Zoo is the other key tourism draw in the park. More than 2,000 animals call the zoo home. These includered and giant pandas, Barbary sheep and gorillas. Highlights in the bird section are owls and eagles. The zoo stands on the grounds of the former Kanei-ji Temple. The temple’s five-floor pagoda has been preserved. Ueno Park has a sizable collection of sakura cherry blossom trees and these are a wonderful sight every spring.
Restaurants and Bars
The bulk of the bar and dining options in this part of Tokyo are between UenoStation and the park. Diners can choose anything from special eel dishes and ramen noodles to tonkatsu pork and juicy US burgers. There are a couple of pubs on the station themed on British and Irish ones. Innsyouteiin the Park offersa premium dining experience.
Shopping
Ameya-YokochoMarket is a Ueno shopping highlight and is home to around 200 stalls. The collection of products covers second-hand clothing, watches, bags, fresh seafood and sweets. There are outlets of brand-names such as Crocs and Diesel Jeans in this area plus a Yodobashi appliance and IT product store.