We stayed here one night on April 12, 2013. Location is very good. It near JR Okachimachi, JR Ueno, Ameyoko Market and Takeya Building. Room is small normally but there are accessories fully. Breakfast is little but good taste. Staffs are nice. Wifi is free at lobby. Many people smoke at hotel's cafe though No Smoking sign is shown. It... More

I stayed at the Hotel Sardonyx Ueno in mid-April 2013, as my preferred hotel of choice (a weekly mansion), was booked. Here's an interesting tidbit of information: April is the beginning of the fiscal year, so companies in Japan employ new hires and train them in Tokyo. Because of this, the other hotel I wanted to stay at was booked,... More

The room was satisfactory, a standard business size for Japan. The breakfast in the attached 'Tomato Cafe' was inadequate - it is a tiny room packed with guests by half-eight, with a choice of four options, some of which will have sold out with no replenishment. I took the pancakes and was finished in five minutes. Eggs and toast cost... More

We stayed for 5N during the cherry blossom festival. Hotel is walking distance from Keisei-Ueno line (direct line from Narita airport) and Ueno JR station which is very convenient for going around Tokyo. Ameyoko (for shopping and dining) is only a block away. Ueno park is also walking distance. We had free breakfast although that wasn't part of what we... More

The staff is very friendly and eager to please. The hotel is not the newest in the city but is clean and has all the important features. The room rates are incredibly low. The only serious drawback is the size of the room, which I measured at about 8 x 15 feet, including the bathroom, for a "Single A" room.... More

I go to Tokyo every year and always stay in the Ueno area. This is the 3rd hotel I stayed in and the first time. For the price paid, the value is very good. The room was clean and well appointed. It had everything I needed. This is the only other hotel I know that included breakfast and it was... More

We stayed here twice for a total of three nights; once at the beginning and once at the end of our trip. I would recommend it, but there were a few drawbacks. Pros: 1. Easy to reach Narita by public transit, so it was great at the beginning and end of our trip 2. Helpful, friendly, English-speaking staff 3. Great... More

This Hotel is owned and managed by Korean. Just 5 min walking distance from Train station and this is very important point after whole day walking outside! A lot of nice but cheap good restorants near to the hotel. Many convenience shops nearby as well. No compliant on the room - clean room with reasonable price in Tokyo.

We stayed for 3 nights in mid November 2012, and found the hotel comfortable. This was our first trip to Japan/Tokyo so had nothing to compare it with in that country. It's getting towards Premier Lodge level in the UK, but quite tight for space (although sufficient for my wife & me). The main advantages are: 1. Good price -... More