Had umbrellas for free lending. Staff gave me 2 extra pillows. Smart TV in the room, could connect to my own netflix and youtube. Key storage by reception so no worries on lost keys. Sufficiently clean. Decent room space for single room, could open up my luggage fully and still have some space . Rare to see hotels that still offers daily sheet changes and cleaning. Close to 2 conbini and some food, short walk to Ameyoko drinking street.

Slightly old building, signs of wear on the cupboard and some fixtures. A decent walk with an overhead bridge to cross , until you find the correct elevator to exit at. Single room has shared bathroom as advertised, which is right outside the 2 single rooms. Some noise when other guest is using the toilet. Room was also right beside the cleaning storage. Difficult to sleep in when the cleaning staff comes to grab equipment in the morning Walls a bit thin so can hear other guest packing noisily deep into the night. Window opens up to the wall of the next building less than 2 meters away. Had a mysterious bug bite on my back after the first night, wore my windbreaker the rest of the nights to sleep

Excellent location, close to Ueno station. Restaurants and convenience stores nearby. Ameyoko market nearby. Room was spotless. Shower room was great. Staff were super friendly. Stayed in "Japanese-style" room with futon - very comfortable (they have Western-style rooms, too). WiFi worked well. I believe they have smoking rooms. I stayed in a non-smoking room, and it truly was smoke-free. Room was larger than at many business traveler hotels in Tokyo. Would stay there again.

Nothing I didn't like, but be prepared that's it's not a modern or contemporary-style hotel, which may be why their prices are quite reasonable. I wouldn't ask them to change a thing.

The Tokyo Ueno New Izu hotel was fabulous. Even with construction going on outside during part of each day, it was quiet, perfectly located so close to the metro/train station, the shops, the night life market area, even a local 7-eleven. Rooms were notably bigger than I’d expected. House keeping and air conditioning was excellent, staff were friendly and courteous, and price was great. This place comes highly commended by us.

Only the outside construction gong on - but truly, we saw this as just good upkeep of a building, and something that didn’t bother us at all.

The property is very no frills but priced accordingly. Amazing in terms of location - 2 blocks from Ueno station and walking distance to Kuramae, Asakusa, Kappabasha Dori. I’m also a sucker for the down-at-heel ‘Perfect Days’ vibe of this part of Ueno: it’s quiet, a hodgepodge of different lower-rise buildings but always a safe area to walk around. The front desk staff were pleasant about taking my luggage when I turned up from an early flight at 6am. Although my room was small and old, with a view of the wall of the next-door building, it was clean and the bed was comfortable. This is safe, clean, astonishingly cheap accommodation for Tokyo.

The bathroom smelled a little mouldy.

Value for multiple days stay. The room and bathroom sizes were small (per normal Japanese standards). AC worked well and kept us cool. It was definitely a proper stay for a nice and easy experience. Not luxurious, but clean and simple. They provided us room robes which was nice. Very close to the Ueno park area which we were able to walk to easily.

Sizes could have been better and hotel staff requested that I go to the nearby 7/11 for shipping my bags instead of shipping from the hotel. (Which is fine, just added some time to the schedule.) Staff was nice otherwise!

The room is clean and comfortable. Even though you need to leave your key at the front desk when going out, the fact that there's always someone at the desk, so you can immediately retrieve your key when you return, ensuring convenience at all times. The location is excellent, offering access to the Hibiya and Ginza lines at Ueno Station, and within walking distance to Shin-Okachimachi Station for the Oedo Line.

The room is a bit small. When a large suitcase is laid open, it can block both the room door and the bathroom door from opening.

The hotel was easy to find if you exit Ueno station from the 3rd Exit/Gate. There was another exit that had an elevator which was also useful if you have to lug your luggage around to the hotel. The trip to the hotel was mostly flat and there was a small plane into the lobby so it's pretty wheelchair-friendly. The receptionists, both in the morning and evening, were very helpful. I managed to get checked in earlier than expected (around 2.30pm) and the staff allowed me to keep my belongings there before checking in and after checking out of the hotel. Each time one leaves the hotel, it was required to leave the hotel key with them which is a great thing as I didn't have to worry about misplacing my hotel key while I'm outside exploring Tokyo. There was a lift to the guest rooms so one doesn't need to worry about lugging their belongings up, especially when feeling tired after a long trip. The size of the room was probably the most spacious amongst others with a comparable price range. Not only could I open my luggage flat, but there was even plenty of room for me to perform my prayers. The walls are thick enough for privacy although you may hear some noise occasionally if the sounds are loud enough. The bed was very comfortable and big for a single person to sleep in, and the comforters were warm. The room was equipped with a private bathroom, toilet bidet, shower head AND your own bathtub to soak in after a long day out. They provide a toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, hair conditioner and body shampoo so one doesn't need to bring much of their basic toiletries while staying there. The hotel will clean the room and leave fresh towels and sleeping yukata every single day so it was a nice feeling coming back to the hotel during my week-long stay. There is 7E nearby where it was convenient to get any necessities or konbini food. You can keep cold drinks or food too as the room is equipped with a small refrigerator.

The lift was small enough which may not fit a regular wheelchair.

The hotel is near the station with an easily accessible elevator to go up and down the subway which we definitely appreciated with all our luggage. It's also near a lot of convenience stores but still kept a quiet neighborhood. Our room was really spacious and there were three of us! Every time we left the room, we come back to it clean and with new towels and blankets. <3 Heater is also superb!

The elevator was a bit small but nothing unmanageable. Also, for a heads up, they use keys and not cards and they ask that you leave the key at the reception whenever you leave.

The hotel is a short (5-ish minutes) walk from Ueno Station and the Ameyoko area, giving you plenty of options for food and shopping. It is also extremely reasonably priced. I stayed in one of the Japanese rooms rather than the western style business hotel rooms, and it was very spacious, with a huge bathtub and plenty of space to stretch and relax. The wifi is also free, despite what the Booking.com page says.

The rooms do not have much of a view, due to being in a built up area. The windows are frosted so that this is less noticeable, though.

Close to Ueno station (Ginza line) (~5’ walking if you know the way) with have so many good options for eating out. We stayed in a Japanese style room which is perfect for 3 people. It has even luggage storage, Yukata for all of us and a traditional bathroom. Every staff is super polite and friendly. Even though it’s only 2 star hotel but we liked it much more than other fancier places we have stayed during our trip.

There is a strict rule that no guests are allowed in the room and you shall hand over the keys to the receptionist when going out. But it’s not a problem for us anyway.