Reviews of HOTEL EMIT UENO

The hotel is very close to Ueno Station, which was super convenient as I stayed there specifically to catch a show at Asakusa Rockza. There's also a Yoshinoya nearby downstairs, open 24 hours, so food was easy to come by – I just love their beef bowls! The hotel itself is small but has everything you need. Tokyo's budget hotels are all pretty much the same size anyway, so a good price is what matters.

The room was a bit small and didn't have a bathtub, but the location was great. It's just a short walk to Ueno Station, and there are plenty of shops and attractions nearby. The breakfast was decent, and it's close to various tourist spots.

Very good location near the train station ueno. The room is clean, new but small in Japanese style. There is a separate bathroom and toilet. And the sink is outside the room. It is considered a very well designed. There are facilities to be picked up at the reception counter. The receptionist is kind. There is also a luggage storage service. But the hotel door will close at midnight. If you return late at night, you have to enter the side of the building. If you come back late at night, you have to go to the side of the building. If I come to Tokyo, I will come back to stay again.10/10

Every thing is okay , room little small cannot open my suitcase properly , breakfast is okay only 1 dish not buffet . Service is good.

The room was indeed very, very small, with a 1.4-meter bed. It was a squeeze for two people, especially since we arrived late on the first day and had an early train on the second. Staying two nights might have been unbearable, but its saving grace is the excellent location, just a five-minute walk from Ueno Station.

The staff provided good service. However, the room was not as clean as it should have been, especially the carpet on the floor. The furniture layout was not very well organized, leaving almost no room to walk.

Hotel prices in Tokyo are quite high right now, so this place offers great value for money. It's not far from Ueno Station, a decent walk away, and shopping nearby is super convenient, letting you browse around a bit longer into the evening.

The location is decent; both the Yamanote Line and Ginza Line are about a 5-minute walk away. There are many convenience stores downstairs, and it's quite close to Sensoji Temple and Akihabara. Room cleaning only involves simple trash disposal, but the worst part is there's no bathtub! This is very unusual for Japan, and quite inconvenient for travelers who like to relax in a bath. The room is a bit small, which is typical for this price point.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I stayed at Hotel Emit Ueno — the room was comfortable and the staff were very nice and helpful. I found the separate doors for the toilet and shower a bit confusing at first, but overall it was a pleasant stay.

Just a few minutes' walk from Ueno Station, the location is very convenient. The room, like those in other Japanese business hotels, is small, but its unusual and irregular shape makes it feel even smaller. It's an acceptable hotel for a layover.

Close to Inaricho Station and walkable to/from the Keisei Ueno station, it's near a fire station though.

The place was very clean. The room was small, but not ridiculously tiny. It's right next to a main road, so it was a bit noisy, but I had brought earplugs, so it wasn't an issue. It's about a 10-minute walk from Ueno Station, but I'd suggest taking the Ginza Line one more stop to Inaricho; the walk from there is considerably shorter.

Hotel is v near to inaricho and ueno station 👍🏻 also near to various restaurants and konbini. It's cheap, clean and nice for quick solo trip.

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