Tokyo Arakawa Ward 3-star Hotels

Good location which is very near to Nippori JR station. 1st night I didn't know the Air Control should be off if don't want warm air. After learn from the front desk, I have a comfortable and good sleep night in 2nd day. Thanks

Spacious walk from Nikkori Station. New hotel, room is placed in a small location with high density. Overall new and clean. The room is not large, but the fixtures can be stored compactly and do not feel narrow. I saw the sky tree outside the window (according to the room). The sound insulation of the window and the light shielding curtain are perfect. It is suitable for people who want to sleep even if it is bright. You can hear the sound of the corridor. The bath is an artificial hot spring. There is no bathtub in the accommodation room. Breakfast is devised with a Tokyo-like menu. There is only one elevator in the annex and attention to congestion. Stairs are not available.

High praise for the hotel front desk staff. They are very enthusiastic and speak fluent English, so they can communicate smoothly. The disadvantage is that the hotel is too old and has not been renovated. The walls and floors are dirty, and the bathroom has an obvious smell. I bought a bottle of disinfectant to deal with it, and I can barely stay. Originally booked for three days, I started to have unexplained redness and itching on my legs on the first night. Since I am not allergic, I thought it was caused by the damp sheets. The above reasons lead to check out one day early. Very helpless. Finally, be sure of the response speed of Ctrip’s customer service staff and call to confirm after processing. The suggestion is to choose other hotels of the same price range, such as the nearby Nippori Art🏨.

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.

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.

The best experience ever! The perfect start to a trip to Tokyo! The facilities are complete, there is a public lounge where you can drink tea and chat, the sanitation is very clean, and there is a faint fragrance. The environment is very quiet, and the area and streets are very Japanese anime and movie. Nearby is Nippori Station. The transportation is very convenient. There are also many delicious foods nearby. You must go to the bakery. Gaga is delicious. The service of the hotel is very good. The owner is very nice. It can be said that he really feels at home. He can chat a little every day when he goes out and returns to the hotel. The owner recommended itineraries for me. Yokohama is really beautiful haha. Overall, 100 points! I wish the boss a prosperous business!

It's a spacious room with a cheap price. It's a bit out of the way so you have to take the train a lot, but I had fun without any inconveniences in getting around. There are places where I'm a little concerned about cleanliness. It smells like tatami mats and I'm not used to it, so it was a little unpleasant, but considering the low price, it seems like a good enough place to stay.

Stayed with family. The price was not cheap. I saw the photo and made a reservation. The location used Navi. The facilities were not easy to understand signboards, warm slides, etc. It was hard to understand. The room was large enough. Bed making is amateur level. The futon was not feather, so heating was necessary from evening to morning. The bath was large and amenities were available. The bath towel and face towel were consecutive nights, but I paid an additional fee because it was one piece. The place I could see was beautiful, but the back of the bath chair needs cleaning. Japanese people need a washing tub. There were tableware, pots and frying pans, but I was worried about whether I was washing properly, so I washed only what I used. I bought it at a nearby 100 yen shop because I had a feeling of using sponges. I couldn't clean it everywhere. The vacuum cleaner in the room was convenient to clean the hair, but the vacuum cleaner garbage pack remained dirty. I booked after seeing word of mouth but I doubted the score. We may be tough, but we stayed at a first-class hotel, but there was no breakfast and the price was high, so I expected a different service, but it was a pity. It was a good deal that the parking lot was 1500 yen a day.

With a stay at The Light Inn Tokyo Toneri, you'll be centrally located in Tokyo, within a 5-minute drive of Sensō-ji Temple and Ueno Park. This hotel is 3.3 mi (5.3 km) from Tokyo Dome and 3.7 mi (5.9 km) from Tokyo Skytree.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk.Stay in one of the guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include safes and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided on request.

Can the front desk speak Chinese ...? Although I don't seem to be able to meet, but the huge polite, giant Asaisi, unforgettable. The room is very spacious in Tokyo, the stay experience is good It is very close to the station, and the downstairs is Matsumoto Kiyoshi and 711, and there is a small restaurant, which is convenient for fat intestines. It takes about half an hour to go to Narita Airport, so comfortable More pleasantly surprised is that there are two medieval camera shops opposite, there is no place to step on the iron shoes, the needle does not poke!