Hotels near Arakawa Amusement Park

We stayed in a twin room, and both the hotel and the room were very clean. Despite the limited space, the room was fully equipped with amenities (including a desk, a two-seater sofa, and a kettle). The staff were all very friendly and happy to help. We would definitely consider staying here again in the future.

By far the best hotel i have booked. True that it is very near the JR Express so going around the metro was very convenient. Hotel is also new and the staff are very friendly. They speak good english too. Plus points on the hotel-provided amenities. transport access: just right across

We had a fantastic stay at Hotel Mystays Ueno Inaricho. The bed was incredibly comfy, and the staff kindly allowed us an early check-in. For two people, the room was spacious enough to fit our four pieces of luggage and hand-carry items.We loved the complimentary facial cleanser and conditioner. It’s ituated in a quiet neighborhood, and 5 -minute walk to the Inaricho Subway Station (Ginza Line) and about a 10-minute walk to the main JR Ueno Station. Note that they charge a cleaning fee, so we opted out of room cleaning for our 6-night stay, which still worked out perfectly.

beautiful room, great accommodations. the breakfast was a few doors down and had really good food. highly recommend for anyone traveling to Japan.

We stayed here for a week and had a wonderful experience! The room was definitely on the smaller side, but that's to be expected in Tokyo, and it had everything we needed. It was clean, modern, and beautifully maintained, making it a comfortable place to come back to after long days of exploring. The staff were incredibly kind and accommodating throughout our stay. They were always happy to help, and they even held our luggage for us on our last day, which made sightseeing before our flight so much easier. The location was another huge plus. There was a 7-Eleven directly across the street, and it was easy to get to nearby train stations and explore the city. Overall, we had a fantastic stay and would absolutely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Tokyo!

Excellent location with great proximity to popular department stores, chain stores as well as sports brands such as Montbell, Asics. Walking distance to both metro and JR train stations. Great variety of food choices.

This hotel is conveniently located near JR Uguisudani Station and Iriya Subway Station, with FamilyMart, Lawson, and Don Quijote nearby. Although the room is small, it's clean, bright, and doesn't feel cramped. The bathroom even has a bathtub for soaking. The hotel's design is modern and fresh, and you can see the Tokyo Skytree from the rooftop. I only stayed one night this time, but I really liked it and will consider choosing it again for my next trip.

This is a hybrid hotel with a cafe and accommodations. The front desk staff speak excellent English, and you can pick up amenities (toothbrush, razor, DHC toner, facial cleanser, cleansing oil, essential oil, pajamas, shower cap, etc.) yourself at the counter. Luggage storage is also available. The entire hotel feels very new, as if it just opened recently. It's located near Senso-ji Temple, about a 10-minute walk from the nearest Ginza Line station, which is a bit far but acceptable (or you can take the Toei Bus for two stops for ¥210). The room was a bit larger than expected (for Tokyo standards), and the facilities were almost all well-equipped. The tatami mattress was a bit firm, but the sofa bed was quite large and softer. They even let you choose your pillow type, which I thought was really cool. You can also borrow luggage scales or charging cables, among other things. On the first floor, there's a lounge area and a laundry room (only two washer-dryer units, so you might have to wait). Overall, I'm very satisfied and would choose this hotel again next time!

The hotel has a 7-Eleven downstairs, is a 5-minute walk to Ameyoko, and is surrounded by many restaurants, making its location excellent. Check-in is on the 20th floor, and rooms are located from the 21st floor to the top floor, with offices below. After 12 AM, you need to use your room card to enter the building, and there are no staff members from 2 AM to 5 AM. Housekeeping is done every three days (i.e., on the 4th and 7th day), and clean towels are hung outside the door. Breakfast is a buffet, costing 1500 yen per person; it's just standard fare, so don't expect anything extraordinary. Some rooms offer views of Asakusa, while others overlook Mount Fuji. The Asakusa view is beautiful. I would stay here again on my next visit.