Hotels near Horikirishōbuen Sta., Tokyo

I had a wonderful stay at Hotel MYSTAYS Ueon Iriyaguchi. The hotel is ideally located, with easy access to Ueno Station and nearby attractions like Ueno Park and the Tokyo National Museum. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and well-equipped with modern amenities. Staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant experience. The hotel also offers a variety of dining options, adding to its convenience. Overall, it’s a great choice for both leisure and business travelers, offering good value for money in a vibrant neighborhood. I’d definitely stay here again on my next visit to Tokyo.

Easy walking distance of around 10-15mins from Ueno station to hotel. When it rains, you can walk through the underpass but easy to get lost. Spacious room that comes with bath tub but it can flood the bathroom so water release has to be done very slowly. Easy walk to Ameya-yokocho street for shopping and food.

The room is very clean and quite, suitable for solo traveller like me. Walkable to Ueno train station. Surrounded by convenience shop. The best convenience shop beside is Lawson natural. Has a lot of nice food especially for vegetarian, it has vegan foods and it also work with famous vegan noodle shop tan tan's. I bought the cold noodle there.And Is about 30 minutes walk to Asakusa Temple. I would love to come back here in future.

Relatively new hotel with modern decor. Really liked the vibes/design of the hotel and room. We found the room pretty spacious for Tokyo, def enough space to open two luggage. Under 10 min walk from JR Ueno (plus no need to climb stairs) so that was good for us with the luggage. Hotel is on the less bustling side of Ueno, but still very convenient for us to access the busy Ameyoko side of Ueno. We didn’t dine there but we always saw lots of locals dining at the lobby bistro, so I would think it must be pretty good.

☆ Comprehensive evaluation Access is good and convenient for sightseeing. Above all, the restaurant Yanagi Feng in 1F is the best delicious! You can also rent a bicycle for 500 yen a day, so it is good to go to Asakusa and Skytree easily. ☆ Location 2 minutes walk from Asakusa Bashi Station on the JR Sobu Line of the Asakusa Line of the metropolitan Asakusa line. ☆ Room Stay in twin room. It was a room in front of the Kanda gawa River, so I could see a Yagata boat from the window and enjoy it. There was a bathtub but it was a unit bus. It was quiet and sleepy because there was a door in the bedroom. ☆ Breakfast Salad sliced bacon scrambled egg sliced fried sliced rice sliced miso soup had a considerable volume. ☆ Amenities There were a lot of toothbrushes and sponges to wash the body. ☆ Water pressure sulfurication sulfurication Wi-Fi can be used without problems. ☆ Corona countermeasures The entrance was of course disinfectant placed everywhere and the countermeasure was perfect. ☆ Other rooms on the 5th floor where I stayed were non-smoking, but somehow the smell of cigarettes was ... It is said that it is a smoking room until a little before I ask later. It seems that I cleaned, but I think that non-smokers feel the smell of cigarettes, so it is better to request a full non-smoking room below the fourth floor. The first recommendation to stay at this hotel is the meal at the steak house of Yanagi on the 1 floor. The dishes made by the chef in Ginza's French for many years were sticking to the ingredients and everything was the best. ※ The details of the restaurant are separately described in Yanagi Feng, so if you are interested, please check it out. ☆ Request to the hotel I'm glad that there is a deodorant spray like fabrics in the restaurant and room because it smells in the clothes after eating steak.

Despite the limited space, the room still felt spacious enough! Incredible bathroom as well. The service at the desk was good and would definitely stay here on our next trip to Tokyo!

Although breakfast is free, the ingredients are very good, broccoli, blueberries, etc. are served almost every day, and soup containing mushrooms of water-soluble dietary fiber, I also liked Japanese avocado and chicken. Carrots and seafood carpaccio were also delicious. I think it's included in the room rate, but it was a very healthy breakfast compared to the Richmond I used to use so far. As for the room, it's a business hotel, so can't it be helped? If you dare to say it, I would like you to light up the corridor and the elevator hall on the first floor every morning. The staff were also polite and nothing happened during my stay. If you have a large suitcase, it is easier to get to the hotel by using the elevator that is only on the Asakusa Line side of the metropolitan government. There is only a long staircase at the ４ exit next to the hotel, so it is difficult to go up the stairs with luggage. On rainy days, it is better to walk underground to the hotel. It was a terminal station that was easy to use because there was a ２ station on the JR Sobu Line to Tokyo Station and a ２ line on the Asakusa Line to Narita Airport.

Room amenities were good, staff were attentive. Great value for money. Location convenient between 4 stations taking you around Tokyo The drinks dispenser in the cafe was wonky. Room dusty. The walk to and fro from each station gets tiring as the trip goes on.

Very pleasantly surprised, the boss is very nice, friendly and easy to communicate with, the sanitary conditions are very good, there are many convenience stores nearby, it takes about 10 minutes to walk to the commercial area near the Akihabara subway station, and it takes about 10 minutes to take the tram to Ginza. The facilities in the house are complete, and you can buy things from the nearby supermarket and cook them yourself. The tatami is comfortable and the mattress is fragrant. Recommended.

Nice location. Took airport coach and got off at TCAT, Tokyo City Air Terminal, walked 8 minutes to hotel. Two nearby underground train stations nearby. There are many shops and restaurants nearby from the EDO period, including freshly-made udon which always has a queue, tempura, sushi shops and dessert shop from 1833! Worth visiting!