We spent 3 nights in this hotel, but it could'nt have been better !

The room is small, but very well furnished (airdryer, tv, tea, fridge, razors, toothbrush, kimono). The hotel situation is very intersting, only 5min walk from the metro and 10min walks from the Ueno Railway station which is connected directly to the Narita Airport.
There is a wifi, and free computers on the ground floor and you can borrow modem to connect freely from the room.
There is also a lot of usefull information about tokyo avaiable in the ground floor, and a kitchen with a microwave, and a loundry machine.

But the best point of the hotel is the staff. Very nice and very helpfull. We were there during Halloween, and they organised a party with Korean food and drinks. We had a very pleasant evening, and the next day, they had printed out some pictures as a gift.

So, if you want a cheap (for tokyo) hotel with a friendly staff and all you can need is furnished, don't hesitate, go there :)

We had a lovely stay in this hotel. Very cheap, in a perfect location, friendly staff and free wifi and computers - something we certainly took for granted as we found out this was a rare luxury on the rest of our travels!. The rooms are small - but that's Japan. They still have everything you need and the bed was very comfy. You even get slippers and a kimono syle dressing gown. I would recommend staying here if you are looking for somewhere cheap to stay, I really couldn't fault it!

Cheap and cheerful. I rated it ''very good'' because it is a great location for good price.

A bit old and the smallest room I have found in Japan. It was the first room where I could reach the bathroom door, the phone, the tv (no remote needed) and the mini bar while lying in bed. There is a small lobby where you can meet fellow travelers with wifi (a rare commodity in Japan) and public pc's, a micro wave and washing machine & dryer and soda and beer vending machines.

It's only 7 minute walk to Ueno station where you can hop on the JR circle line, high speed trains and several other metro lines. Also around the station there are great restaurants and bars, some night life and (decent) massage places.

If traveling solo and not in need for too much luxury this is a great bargain. Also try booking online as they seem to have better deals than when walking in.

Amazingly inexpensive for a hotel in Tokyo, very near Asakusa.

Hard to find, its off an alley. Bring a map.

Near subway, 100yen stores, 99 yen stores, McD's.

Basic rooms. Really tiny. Seriously tiny. If you choose a room with a bathroom ensuite, the bathroom rivals airline bathrooms for size, including the shower!

But for an inexpensive stay in this part of Tokyo, it is awesome.