Hotels near Ippin Tsubaya

"This was a great, budget-friendly place to stay on my first trip to Japan. I will definitely be staying again. Things I loved; close proximity to local transportation, Lawsons in the building, room size was just right and bathroom amenities were so helpful. What I did not like; extremely long waits at the elevator, there’s no microwave in the room and there was dust in the crevice of the headboard. None of my dislikes are deal breakers. I will absolutely be back."

"Wonderful! Beautiful view of tower and shrine from room. Comfy beds and linens, bathroom was individual “onsen”! Location close to everything. Highly recommend. "

"Rooms offered more space for our luggage and the view of Asakusa skyline was amazing! Location was conveniently located allowing for most of our daily excursions within walking distance. Staff was very warm, helpful and polite. Would definitely stay at this hotel again!"

"Filthy!! Mold growing in room. Smelled of mildew so bad we had to open windows and eventually leave. Visible black mold coming down through the ceiling above our beds. Multiple spots. Wish I could upload the pic so the place would go out of business. Offered another room and it was gross too. And the dust was an inch thick. They don’t clean for you. You clean your own room and leave garbage and towels outside. The staff is fine but the hotel was so filthy in our room. We were upgraded to “the nicest” option which had two small beds for a family of three. It was filthy. Literally. And averaged $300 per night. "

"Staff was very friendly and accommodating."

"The staff are very attentive to guests. Every time we walked near the reception, they noticed us immediately and were ready to assist. Even for simple questions, they were always willing to help. I was really impressed by their service. The location is also great — just outside the crowded area. Once you cross the road, you’ll find plenty of food options, shopping streets, and a metro station nearby."

"Property is aging but the room was enough for our one night stay "

"Both in Ueno and Kyoto Nohgo has a paciness that is in contrast to the measured precision of other accommodation we used on our trip to Japan. Check in was great and front desk team presented a positive vibe but the interface with the dining area needs working on. It’s as if it is run by a different franchise? The food however is excellent. Breakfast in particular on a different level to Nohga Kyoto. We left Ueno on a bit of a down note because we showed up excitedly for breakfast on a Sunday morning at 9-55 just 5 minutes before the 7-10 window closed and were advised Breakfast entry was closed. The advice on timing needs to be re-written if 10.00 means something else?? Most staff speak pretty good English but I suppose that lowers the cultural divide and made the rejection harder to take than if it had had a language barrier to cross? Having been told there was nowhere to simply have a drink without food we found a mezzanine above the restaurant but ordering a drink is not easy."

"Great food and everything you need to charge for the day "