Hotels near Tokyo National Museum

"A nightly onsen was a lifesaver. Nicely sized room for Tokyo"

"The hotel in general is very nice. The hotel room we had was very dated, with visible signs of coming apart, overuse (such as bad water stains on shower head snd a lot of dust all over the lights) and stains on the comforters and all over the floor. We saw the higher level rooms which were much nicer but we paid the same amount. The restaurants are open later in the morning making it difficult to get breakfast before leaving. The location is excellent, near great restaurants and the shrine. Walkable with bus lines and stations nearby. "

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"Clean, staff was helpful, and it accommodated my family and I well. "

"I found a bug crawling in my bed. Reported to the front desk right away. They couldn’t change the room for me. I have asked to at least change all my bedsheets & duvet. They only gave me the bedsheet & asked me to do it myself. "

"The best thing about this hotel was it's location. It's closeness to Ueno Station, being very convenient. No breakfast option was a downside, but we solved that by walking to Starbucks at the station, for a morning coffee. Unlike, cafes in NZ and Australia, many don't open til later in the morning. "

"As with all APA hotels I stayed in this one was excellent. Helpful staff, clean rooms, 5 minute walk from Ueno station. "

"I booked the hotel 3 months early, that time my child is 12 years old, so I booked a room which allows 2 adults and 1 child to stay in. However, by the time we arrived at the hotel, my child just turned into 13 and the staff said the room was not suitable for us, but all other rooms were fully booked. We were disappointed with this system, this is too tricky because the child is actually 2-3 months difference on age, the figure and height stay the same, if a 12-year old child can fit in the room, why a 13-year-old not fit? I’d rather book a room with 3 adults, hope this can be fixed next time. "

"The hotel was brand new, with lovely wooden floors and decor. Check in was easy and welcoming and location is close to shops, restaurants and Ueno station. The room is a large open space (we had three people in the flower room). There was also a portable cooking hob if you need to do simple cooking. We thought it was great value for the busy season we were in Tokyo. There wasn’t much to fault, only one minor things which may have made the stay even better- another option for pillow (although this may have been available, and I just didn’t ask)."