Hotel dekat Nippori Station, Tokyo

First of all, at this price, you should not expect too much from the hardware. The stairs are narrow, the steps are narrow and each step is slightly high. If you carry large and heavy luggage, you should think twice. Anyway, I was sweating when I moved it. The air freshener smell in the room is very strong. It depends on your feelings. Some people may find it unbearable. There is not much space after the shower curtain is drawn in the bathroom, and the room itself is also very small. The wall of the building next door is outside the window. However, other than these, everything else is very good. It is only two steps away from Nippori Station. It is very convenient to take a bus from Narita to stay here. There is no noise outside at night. There is no shortage of food and drink around, and there are many convenience stores and karaoke bars. During the National Day, in the environment where almost all single rooms in Tokyo start at 10,000 yen, there is still such a small hotel with all the internal organs. I think it is still very good.

I recently stayed at Art Hotel Lungwood in February and had an overall decent experience. The staff was very kind and welcoming, which made the stay pleasant. The price during this time was quite reasonable too. The amenities were okay, although I had to request children’s amenities as they were initially overlooked. The hotel’s location is a big plus—it’s just a short walk from Nippori Station, making it easy to get around Tokyo. There’s also a 7-Eleven conveniently located right in front of the hotel, which was super handy. Overall, it’s a solid option if you’re looking for convenience and good service at an affordable price.

This is the best capsule hotel I have ever stayed in, but it does have some shortcomings. Let’s talk about the advantages first. The room and the overall environment are very clean and carefully cleaned. There is a beverage machine in the public space on the first floor. The bed I slept on the last night yesterday was the best, and it was clean. There was also a free self-service beverage machine with about 6 to 7 kinds of drinks, including coffee, green tea, and sports drinks. You can choose hot or cold ones. There is also a large refrigerator on the first floor. You can use the last one, but you have to pay for the hot spring at your own expense. The hot spring is in the public bath next door to the accommodation building. It costs 550 yen per person. The disadvantage is that the location is a 10-minute walk from the Metro Nishi-Nippori Train Station (Chiba Line). It's really a bit far, but it's very close to JR Nippori Station. It takes about 3 minutes to walk. The area near Nippori Station is very lively and it's great for shopping. There are also drugstores, food and convenience stores. You can check in at 15:00 in the afternoon. , check out before 10:00 the next day. By the way, there is only one bathroom in the accommodation room. There are four toilets next to the corridor on the first floor, two for boys and two for girls. The most important thing is to take a shower in Take a shower before 10pm, otherwise there will be no hot water supply. There is shower gel and shampoo. You have to take off your shoes in the room. There is also a shoe cabinet. You have to change and take off your shoes when entering the room. No towels or bath towels are provided, and no toothbrush or toothpaste is provided. Except that it is far away from the tram station, the overall feeling of my stay is very good. By the way, the accommodation environment in the room is very quiet and it is easy to sleep. Another point is that the mattress is very thick and the quilt is also very thick. The pillows are also very soft~~~ I will still stay there next time I go to Tokyo

Stay in Nippori area for the first time, and Almont Hotel is one of the best there. If you arrive/depart from Narita, this is more efficient. Front desk staff helps to reserve seating at one of the most desirable restaurants in Uguisudani, which is just one sta away and can be reached by walking as well. There is also a very good tantanmen in the Nippori area. Both are amazing discoveries. Hotel looks and feels newish, room is OK and if just larger, would be perfect. Onsen in the hotel is also a nice touch for weary travelers. There are also good public sentos in the area, perfect for those arriving in Japan from Narita, and then have to continue by train/bus to next destinations. Breakfast definitely is quite a spread and it seems the hotel is proud of it. I like the tempura and also the dessert.

Good location, just a few blocks away from Nippori station (you can go directly to Narita Airport via Skyliner at this station). This area is near Ueno, so if you want to go to Ueno park, it’s just a station or two away. As for amenities, there are vending machines and coin laundry in the 1st floor of the hotel. The reception is also closed at certain hours, but you can still get in touch with staff should you have any concerns. The building itself looks a bit old, but is good enough for the price. The room is also on the small side, so it’s a bit challenging to open a large size luggage.

I chose it for the second time, highly recommended. The accommodation experience made me feel very comfortable. From the moment I stepped into the hotel lobby, I was attracted by its modern and elegant design. Thanks to Red from the concierge department for providing concierge service, which was very warm and considerate. Sisi and Xiaofang from the guest relations department always paid attention to my stay experience and provided me with thoughtful and warm service. Every corner of the hotel reveals refinement and taste, which made me feel real luxury. It is worth coming again!

Hentai is my favorite, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it! Hentai is my favorite, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it! I'm sorry. I'll be back in Tokyo again. The hotel looked a little old, so I honestly didn't have high expectations, but we were able to check in and out by machine, so it was easy for foreigners to do without any problems. The hotel staff were very kind, so that was nice. They kindly moved my heavy luggage to my room, which was very helpful. I'd like to use it again if I have the chance to come to Tokyo😊😊

Despite of the bad reviews on google, we still booked thru trip because we saw the review for a private room was not bad. And it was. The room was bigger compared to other hotels I stayed. Basic room, no tv, toothbrush, face towel… but for the price I paid it was good enough. The location is good just next to the train station. Many food stores and shops around. Recommended!

The hotel is located in a residential area. It takes about 1 hour from Narita International Airport by Keisei Railway. You need to transfer once (same platform) for about ¥1,000. It takes about 6 minutes to walk to Shin-Mikawajima Station. To reach popular areas such as Shinjuku and Ginza, you have to walk 13-15 minutes to Nishinoburi Station. The hotel facilities are like a Japanese-style room with all appliances. However, the space is not spacious, but two single-seat sofas are placed, making the passage narrow.

I recently stayed at your hotel, and I wanted to share some feedback. The location is great, especially being close to the station, but I was a bit disappointed with a few things. I didn’t expect the toilet and bathroom to be shared — it would have been better if that was made clearer before booking. The room with a “good view” was nice, but even in winter, the morning sunlight made the room really hot. I can imagine it would be even worse in summer. Also, the price felt quite high for what the room offered. For guests arriving late at night, it seems hard to contact the property, which might be inconvenient for night owls or those with late check-ins. Also, I heard that if outsiders are found, they would be fined ¥10,000. That seems a bit extreme. I hope this feedback helps improve the experience for future guests.