Tokyo Taito Ward 3-star Hotels

Around 10-15mins walk from JR station. Easier to walk along the main road. It was raining when we arrived and the train station staff kindly advised us to walk underground and later come up to main road. It was a maze and we were lost. Walking distance to street walk.

- good location (between JR ueno, Metro Iriya, and JR Uguisudani) walking to hotel around 15 mins form each train station. - room cleaning service is good. you need to leave your room card before you left the hotel. - my room type is standard type. i think it OK, but not enough for packing big luggage. - 2 single bed is ok for couple. - few midnight restaurant around here. only kombini *** the hotel has store contain everything that recommend for tourist!!! and you can get tax free, too. (the price is cheaper than other store in tourist spot)

The location is around 2 minutes from Asakusa exit of Ueno station. At this exit has no elevator, it needs to carry luggages up-down stairs. The room is very nice and staffs are welcome.

Dormy Inn Ueno Tokyo – A Small but Well-Equipped Stay During my recent stay at Dormy Inn Ueno Tokyo, I found it to be a compact yet highly convenient hotel, especially for travelers who prioritize location and practical amenities over excessive space. It’s not a luxury hotel, but it does a great job of providing a comfortable stay with thoughtful touches. Location – Perfect for Travelers One of the best things about this hotel is its location. Just a short walk from Ueno Station, it offers easy access to the JR Yamanote Line, the Keisei Skyliner (for Narita Airport), and multiple metro lines, making it an excellent choice for those who plan to explore different parts of Tokyo. Additionally, the Ameya-Yokocho (Ameyoko) Market is just around the corner, where you’ll find everything from fresh seafood and street food to clothing and souvenirs. It’s a lively area that adds to the appeal of staying in Ueno. Room & Facilities – Compact but Functional As expected, the rooms are small, which is pretty standard in Tokyo, but they are well-designed with everything you need. The bed was comfortable, and the room included basic amenities like a TV, a small desk, and a fridge. Storage space is limited, but for a short stay, it was manageable. The bathroom was also compact, though the onsen (public bath) on-site makes up for it. Onsen – A Small but Relaxing Bath One of the highlights of staying at Dormy Inn hotels is their public bath (onsen), and this location has one, albeit on the smaller side. It’s not the biggest or most luxurious onsen, but it’s a nice way to unwind after a long day of walking around Tokyo. The water temperature was just right, and while the space was limited, it wasn’t overly crowded when I visited. Freebies & Unique Perks Dormy Inn is known for offering small but unique perks to its guests. This location provides free popsicles and yogurt drinks, which is a nice touch. However, they are only available during specific hours, so if you’re out sightseeing all day, you might miss out on them. They also supposedly offer free late-night soba, a Dormy Inn signature, but I never actually saw it happen and didn’t feel like asking about it. Maybe I just missed the time window. Free manga reading Housekeeping – No Room Cleaning, Just Fresh Towels One thing to note is that Dormy Inn follows a no-daily-cleaning policy. Instead of a full room service, they simply drop off fresh towels outside your door. This is fine if you’re staying just a few days, but if you prefer daily room cleaning, you might find it lacking. Staff & Service The staff at check-in were friendly and efficient, which I appreciated. They handled everything quickly and provided all the necessary information without any issues. While I didn’t interact with them much after check-in, the overall service felt professional and welcoming. Final Thoughts – A Solid Stay for Practical Travelers Overall, Dormy Inn Ueno Tokyo is a great choice if you’re looking for a convenient, budget-friendly, and functional stay in Tokyo. The location is excellent, the onsen is a nice touch, and the small perks like free drinks and late-night snacks add to the experience. Just keep in mind that the rooms are small, there’s no daily cleaning, and some of the free amenities have limited availability. If you’re okay with that, it’s a great place to stay in Ueno!

Good location, just few minutes walk from Okachimachi JR or Ueno Hirokoji subway stations. Lots of food choice around. Very clean environment, nice and helpful checkin service. You can choose between towel exchange only or full makeup room which is good. The room is facing the wall of the adjacent building so there is barely any light going into the room, not to say any street view. There is only a stool without the back, so it is not comfy enough if you have some work to do using notebook computer.

Great location, 5 mins walk from Ueno station and 8 mins walk from Keisei Ueno station which is perfect for moving within the city and also to Narita Airport. Convenience store downstairs and you can get everything from Ueno walking streets which are just across the street. Room is spacious and much bigger than regular Tokyo hotels. Stunning views if you picked the rooms with view. Quiet inside room and you can get all the amenities from the check in area if needed. There is no smell of cigarette on non smoking floor.

Hotel location is located at a very strategic location between ueno station and akihabara station. Walking distance to many eateries and shopping malls. There are several convenient shops such as Lawson, 7/11 just 5mins walk away. Love how they provide curated pillows (hard to soft options) for guest to choose and collect at the lobby at first come first serve basis. Room doesn’t required card to unlock, they provide a password slip to hotel guest. So u need to remember the password to unlock ur room which is quite unique. Checkout was super easy as u don’t need to return card, you can just leave directly. Room is exceptionally small, some constraints opening my 29 inch luggage but that’s fine. Room toliet uses a bathtub with shower option to save space, however the bathtub curtain has a strong stench of smell probably from bad ventilation. Room only has one window which can be a little claustrophobic but I guess most of the room there are as such. Rooms cleaning takes place before 10am and the cut off is 10am, so u need to wake up earlier to inform the staff that u require cleaning which is quite early. Which means u also need to leave ur room in order for them to clean up. Going up and down the hotel is abit slow as there is only 1 lift in the building, alternative is to use the stairs if you are rushing. There’s like a fast food restaurant that sells curry rice, udons etcs just a street in front of the hotel called Nakau, they are open 24 hrs where you can dine in or take away. Food there is really affordable and tasty!

Comfortably located between Akihabara and Ueno. Both areas are easy to reach by just having a pleasant walk. Some metro and JR stations nearby, but not right next to the hotel. Tiny rooms (better come with small luggage). Room cleaning is not being performed everyday. There is a coin washing machine room in front of the reception. One downside was being informed at check-in about a high fee for losing the room key card. I didn't lose it, but the fee felt excessive for a plastic card and added unnecessary stress during my 10-day stay in Tokyo.

It’s a very neat & convenient hotel. Easy to access around either to Shinjuku, Shibuya etc and semi direct (no change) train from Narita or Haneda airport from Asakusa line DO use the A2b exit with the elevator if you have luggage . Staff are super friendly especially Ms. Rizu Kawai she is extremely professional and helpful. She speaks very good English. Thank you for the warm hospitality. Highly recommend 👍👍👍👍👍

The hotel was spacious and clean for a Tokyo hotel. The bed was soft and comfortable, and the heater worked well. However, it was quite cold while I was sleeping due to the two small windows next to the bed. The location was a bit disappointing. The distance from the subway station was not bad, about 10 minutes on foot, but it was a bit difficult to get around, and the station location was ambiguous, so I had to transfer frequently or go through Tokyo Station. Also, the hotel was located in an alley, and the nearby convenience store was a bit far away, so it was disappointing in terms of convenience. The biggest drawback was the soundproofing issue. There were many guests, so the noise was severe, and in particular, the soundproofing was not good at all to the point that I could hear people talking. Overall, the comfort and cleanliness of the room were satisfactory, but the location and soundproofing were disappointing.