Less than 5 min walk from JR or the skyliner station. Very convenient from Narita airport as well as travelling to other parts of Tokyo on Yamanote line. If you’re travelling with large luggages, be sure to exit from the East exit from the station where the taxi sign is. That is the only exit with escalator, long flights of stairs involved in all other exits.

There is nothing that I do not like However, the onzen bath ( I can only speak for the female side) can be crowded at times and the bath and dressing areas tend to get a bit untidy then. Try to go early (i.e. before 9 pm) for a better experience.

Nice and clean. Friendly staff, good beds. Fabulous breakfast! Price is very reasonable for Tokyo. Nippori is a good base for visiting Tokyo (e.g. Ueno park and its museums), and has a direct connection to Narita airport.

I hated the aircondition. I couldn't figure out how to adjust the wind direction and ended up turning it off, while the outside temperature was above 30°C. (And yes, I can read Japanese, and I usually don't have problems operating these things.) I did not enjoy the stay in this room. Also, as usual in Tokyo, rooms are rather small.

Staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and kind. The included breakfast was great and offered tons of options. The location is not too far from the train station. There is enough to see in Nippori, but it out being too busy of an area. Rooms were small but comfortable. It was fine for us, we don't spend a ton of time in the hotel room. For the affordability in price, this hotel was hard to beat.

Unable to use the onsen due to tattoo rules, which was disappointing. Not the staffs fault, the hotel sets the rule, but it does seem like it's a bit of an outdated policy.

Convenient location near the Skyliner train to and from Narita airport. The bathroom is more spacious than your average Japanese unit bathroom and only has a shower and no bath tub. But it’s great that there’s the public bath area so you can still have a soak after a long day if you’d like.

It was a little bit more expensive compared to similar hotels but possibly worth it for the location and more spacious bathroom.

The location is great, very easy to get from the Nippori station with a 7-11 store just around the corner. Perfect for you at midnight craving or need a beer. I'm surprised how spacious the room was( two beds room), after fitting two comfortable armchairs I can still open my 30 inches suitcase on the ground. The hot spring was absolutely a bonus, you really need it after your intensive shopping.

Here is just a little suggestion, if you guys can have a luggage scale, it will be super helpful for packing my luggage. Thank you

Exceptionally friendly, welcoming Front Desk staff. Breakfast was amazing, the best I have ever enjoyed over many years of visiting Japan. And I appreciated the English descriptions of certain Edo-style foods. Proximity to Keisei Nippori Station’s Skyliner from Narita makes Almont an obvious choice for me.

I’d love more clarity please on exiting the Keisei Line. It is difficult to find the best exit that will have the elevator after passing through the ticket gate. Google maps refers to JR I think. No dislikes at all about the Hotel.

It’s in a convenient location near Nippori station (direct train to and from Narita airport), convenience stores and restaurants. It has a small but nice public bath area.

I would have liked if there was a ceiling light in the middle of the room above the bed. There is lighting at one side of the room and in the corridor but it doesn’t reach the center of the room much. There is a bedside light but it is small and not that bright. Under “facilities” it lists there is no Wifi so that made me a little anxious beforehand but there is actually Wifi in the rooms and the lobby. I sent a question about it via Booking.com but never received a reply.

The location was close to the Nippori fabric district, close to the train station and close to convenience stores and restaurants. The hotel was clean and comfortable. Air con was excellent and the room window was able to be opened. I particularly enjoyed the onsen which I used twice during my stay. I would stay here again when I want to be in Nippori.

Hotel rooms are quite small in size. The bathroom only has a shower not a bath, also no hooks to hang towels or clothes and not enough bench room to store my belongings.

Perfect location right next to Nippori station, which made travel back to Narita airport super easy as the skyliner goes from Nippori all the way to the airport. Facilities and room were super clean and comfy. I only stayed for one night so I only had one breakfast but it was superb, well worth the small fee to have it included.

I tried to check-in at 2pm however was asked to wait until 3pm, but that was also my own fault for not asking beforehand. So maybe a little more flexibility with the check-in times but it's only a very small issue, everything else was great.

Excellent location and quality, new, very good sized rooms for the price. It's a very heavily booked hotel so book early if you want a twin room. I was travelling with my adult son. There were no twins available the first night so we each had a double. The second night we shared a twin. Both room types were comfortably large by Tokyo standards. Two soft pillows each. Fittings and furniture in the room were new. Individually controllable air conditioning. Block out blind. Perfect sound insulation.Absolutely silent in the room. Scrupulously clean bathroom. (Sink on the small side.) Modest onsen quite nice. Two front loading combo washing and drying machines in the ladies onsen. Detergent is automatically dispensed. Staff helped to forward luggage and ensured room change was seamless. We were allowed in to our second room about. 10:30 am. Breakfast hygiene measures were first rate with masks, plastic gloves and perspex screens between diners. The range of food was extensive but disappointingly the "hot" food was lukewarm to cold. Nippori is an excellent location. Right next to "fabric town", on the useful Yamanote line, close to Akihabara and Ueno (for northbound shinkansen) , an interesting walk to Ueno Park and eady access on the Skyliner to Narita.

Nothing. Highly recommended.