Top Hotels Near Akihabara Electric Town in Tokyo from NZ$79

"Clean room, comfortable bed, helpful staff , great location!"

"Spacious, clean room for 5 pax. Hotel looks new. Location is good, near Ueno station."

"Our stay at the hotel was wonderful. We originally booked for only part of our trip, however we extended twice during our stay due to the high quality of service. Very accomodating, kind and helpful staff. Housekeeping was excellent with high attention to detail. Rooms were quiet, comfortable beds. Close to - convenience stores, public transport, a short walk to ueno park, direct train to airport. We look forward to staying again on our return."

"very close from station, room is clean, nice public bath "

"Ambience. This place is an entire vibe. You want something low light and fits a certain feel, this is your place. Apart from that the rooms are okay. Bed is comfortable, but they don’t offer much else for their guests like other hotels would. I was a bit disappointed though because I’ve stood here 3 times. The first time the breakfast was a buffet and all you can eat. It was great, nice portions and I felt fancy. The last stay they reduced the amount of food they give for the buffet. This final stay they reduce the buffet to barely anything"

"Everything you need for a family stay. Amazing location. Lovely neighbourhood."

"clean room and well scheduled for cleaning and all the staffs were very polite, nice and helpful. Highly recommended. "

"Location was fantastic! Close to everything but a quieter area to rest at the end of the day. The hotel was very clean and the staff is great. I would highly recommend this hotel."

"The most entitled, unaware and rude guests accentuated by the lack of staff onsite! There is no staff onsite, no communication, and no enforcement of any rules. I contacted them multiple times during my stay and was ignored completely. People take phone calls in their beds, don’t use headphones, pack loudly late at night, and ignore any basic sense of shared-space etiquette. There are effectively no quiet hours. Ps. X 26 beds = 26 people talking and doing whatever they want when you are trying to rest. There’s no switch to turn lights on and off, stays on the whole time - Sleeping here is a struggle, even with earplugs. I’ve stayed in countless hostels in Europe, Central and South America and people are considerate and way more polite - after 10pm you enter the room using a flashlight and have to remain quiet. ALL REAL TRAVELERS KNOW THAT THIS IS NOT A HOTEL AND YOU MUST RESPECT OTHERS. Cleanliness and location are fine, but that’s where the positives end. Also worth noting: no kitchen, no water fountain, and fully self-service check-in/out with zero support. If you’re expecting a hostel experience with even minimal structure or consideration, look elsewhere."