Best Hotels near Arakawa-Nichome Station, Tokyo

Location was great, less than 10min walking to Ueno Station and lots and lots of places to eat and walk around until late if you wish, very safe, staff was great and very kind and friendly. I will definitely redone and would stay again at Tomariya. The bed looked and was clean, have 4 toilets in the women’s room and three showers with shampoo, body wash and conditioner. Toilets and shower very clean too. Hairdryer and cotton swabs in the bathroom (: They offer free water, have microwave and small fridge at the lobby in case you want to use it. Vending machine Laundry and dryer on site I didn’t use it but I believe you will have to pay for this service. Best hostal I’ve ever seen so far

The room is large, the decoration is modern, and the service is very considerate. Because I was feeling unwell, I stayed in the hotel for a longer time this time and overall I was very satisfied. The hotel has very convenient transportation. Opposite the Oshiage Subway Station, there is the Keisei Express that goes directly to Narita Airport. The whole journey takes about an hour. Opposite the hotel is the Skytree and the large shopping mall of Sky Tree. The scenery from the top of the Skytree is beautiful, and the shopping mall is very convenient for eating, shopping and entertainment. The only drawback is that it is a little far away from Shinjuku, Ginza and other places, but there is still a dormitory.

very accomodating staff clean and complete in our necessary needs like toiletries. i simply recommended this hotel,eventhough we rental the service going to mt. fuji,disneyland and disneysea i saw that ueno station was very near and the hotel place is very much accesible for everything you need like shopping,food and the road iis along the doorstep.

Tokyo | Can you believe it, this room has not been renovated in 16 years! Completely conquered by the elegance and foresight of The Peninsula Hotel! Staying at The Peninsula Tokyo, I was amazed twice in a short period of time. - After stepping into the lobby, the crystal lighting on the top and the front The ”eye” artwork echoes with the marble floor Projected into a good-looking symmetrical perspective, it is also often seen in hotels Photos on major social platforms, here is also afternoon tea And the restaurant where breakfast is served. Local designer Yukio Hashimoto chose earth tones, wood, and lacquerware Mixed with marble, the design is very forward-looking, and the maintenance of the guest rooms is outstanding. This year marks the sixteenth year the hotel has opened Years, but the guest rooms have been extensively renovated from the end, and only part of them have been done Hardware replacement and repair, such as the addition of wireless charging devices at the head of the bed. The hotel is currently still the second largest in the whole of Tokyo with basic rooms Luxury hotel (54 square meters). Although the equipment in the guest room such as TV and safe is old, the feeling of use is still comfortable, especially the bedding, which is not pure white linen, but beige is very soft, and the bedding is particularly well received.

The difference is intense (> _ <) I always use Nihonbashi Ningyo CHO, but this time I use this Iida Bashi Korakuen for the first time. A word of regret! Personally, Shinjuku was a big hazard, but this is hazard! We're not going to open up any more Viain chains! When checking in, the female staff is always talking about the membership system and the introduction campaign to the woman who is checking in, even though it is one person in front of oneself and one person in front of one person in the back 々 and extension 々 I wanted to see the situation around a little more! After a while, a male staff came out from the back of the front desk, but ... I used the accommodation discount ticket because I had a point this time. The name of the receipt is the same, and the receipt is not received, and the leaflet with the room number is handed over (-_-); There is no bathing agent or skin care set in Nihonbashi Ningyo Cho in the amenities Viking Only body towels and cotton swabs! Only instant coffee, tea and tea packs that are not dripping! Compared to Nihonbashi Ningyo town, too poor! ! The elevator is a security elevator that cannot be riding unless the card key is riding only when riding from the front lobby. You can go to any accommodation floor from the accommodation floor. When you open the door in front of the elevator 10F on the top floor, there is a vending machine, coin laundry, and ice making machine. Somehow the microwave oven is a little bit in the back from the 1F lobby. Why is the toilet in this place before diagonally? Is there a question of why there is an ice making machine and why did not install it in 10F? Because the layout of the room wanted to make a lot of rooms, the room without inward or view except for the room on the Mejiro Dori street side! The room I stayed this time is narrow and narrow, and the width of the table is shorter than anything else! Only half of Nihonbashi Ningyo Cho. TV is 40 inches made of SHARP. The installation place is opposite the desk. Maybe you assume that you see it from the bed! ? But there is no cushion on the headboard and you can look down and down! The outlet, USB port and LAN port are on the deskboard, and each light switch is on the headboard. There is a table light. There is a humid air cleaner made by SHARP. The window can be opened and closed. The view from the window is the opposite room that meets the emergency stairs! Breakfast is at 6:30 ～10F guest lounge. There is alcohol spray but no disposable gloves! After all, I take it with my bare hands, so I wonder if it is a countermeasure against infection?Some people eat while talking normally, and some cough (>_<) menu is several kinds of vegetable salad, macaroni salad, celery. It is not a Viking but a single packaging, so there are few potions! Recommended Fukagawa Meshi is also a lunch style and the amount is small. There are several kinds of small bread. I didn't swell my stomach because it was troublesome to go to pick it up many times. Well, it's free, so there's no way ... I will use Nihonbashi Ningyo CHO, which I think is personally atari in the future (-_-;)

I originally planned to stay at the Ritz Carlton Tokyo however on the suggestion of a local friend I gave the Bulgari Tokyo a shot for one night. I booked a Deluxe Skyline view room as a Marriott gold member. Note that while you can book through Marriott, the Bulgari brand does not participate in Marriott Bonvoy and as such I did not expect to receive any benefits at all during the stay. I was very pleasantly surprised to see in the app that I was upgraded before arrival to a Premium Imperial Garden view room. On check in I was directly taken by staff from the entrance to my room with no break at a check in desk which is a great level of service I’ve come to anticipate from the top end of the 5 star market. I’d like to point out that the entrance may not be readily apparent and I had a taxi driver who was not sure how to approach the hotel. The hotel entrance on the ground floor occupies the southern and southeastern portions of the building. There is an outside pedestrian entrance, a pick up/drop off entrance, and an entrance from inside the mall through a small hall. The hotel has a premium location east right across the street from Tokyo Station. The room itself was frankly immaculate. It was not technically a suite but by Tokyo standards you could have convinced me it was a suite as it was extremely spacious with a breathtaking view facing west towards Tokyo Station, the Imperial Gardens, and on clear days you could even see Mt. Fuji. I really liked that the bed and seats are set so that the view is front and center. When you have a room with a great view many hotels do not do a good job of emphasizing this but the Bulgari Tokyo achieves this. In public areas there was always ample staff to provide service without a wait. I feel obligated to address price as this hotel is regularly one of the highest priced of the western affiliated brands in Tokyo. This hotel is very new, has a great location, and I believe has a target clientele in mind. If you are that target clientele with a need or desire for a high level of quality, personalized service with luxurious rooms then this is the hotel you’re looking for. If you’re more value-oriented or an independent traveler without a need for personal service like I typically am then I would gently suggest looking elsewhere.

A very nice hotel, the room view was amazing, with direct access to the monorail station, and connected with a small mall where you can find a Convenience store & other shops

Overall, reasonable hotel. I went to check in at 3pm but the actual check in time was 10pm, which was a bit strange. Bed is very comfortable. Clean environnement with good service. The rooms isn’t too small. But the bathroom just has a shower. The walls are very thin and it’s easy to hear those around you. The staff was friendly and allowed me to store my bags which I waited. Extra towels are provided and all cleaning necessities (shampoo, conditioner, body wash etc)

I expected that the hotel could provide better amenities at a price point of around 132usd a night for a room of around 11m2 with a super-single bed. I asked for rental of adapter and phone charger from the reception and was told that there was none, though this was not what was displayed on the brochure (refer to photo) found in the room. The staff also did not explain why there was none, and replied “no” to me despite me trying to tell her what i wanted. Would recommend choosing other hotels at this price point.

We were in the hotel for a week in March. The metro station is close to, the Ueno station (including direct connection to Narita Airport) 20 minutes walk. The rooms are small, there is no clothes box. However, the staff speaks English, breakfast is excellent (although pre-proportionate) and there are bath coats in the room. You should be better walking, for this is Akihabara and the Ueno Park with zoo and many temples to reach directly in 20-25 minutes walking.