Centurion Hotel & Spa Ueno Station

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I love the location. It is easy to get to the Station and Ameyoko is so fun. I always pick this place because of location and because they have a sauna, bath, and cold plunge.

Great location! It was wonderful to get back to the hotel at the end of the night with such a lively neighborhood full of delicious foods and cheerful people! The onsen was amazing , clean and so relaxing! Super plus for having smoking room and a coin laundry place in the same building! Will be coming back 😍

Great stay thanks

This is a unique property. This hotel is located in the heart of the bustling Ameyoko area of Ueno. So very conveniently positioned to major train stations and Ueno Park, food and shopping; for that it’s a gem! The staff interaction I had was only at check in and out, but they were very friendly, welcoming and enthusiastically pleasant. When I booked, I had no idea that there were two buildings, the main one and one directly across the walking street known as the annex. Unfortunately, we were in the annex which made us not want to make the trek across the public walking street to the main building to use the public bath, so we never did use or experience it, which was one of the amenities I’d hoped to make use of - same for the laundry facilities. I booked a 3-person room. It was a VERY tight space. Plus’s: Bathroom VERY clean, heated toilet seat with bidet, bright white fluffy towels, crisp white comfortable sheets and duvet, lots of free convenient amenities available in the lobby, large soap, body wash, shampoo and conditioner dispensers in the bathroom, very mini fridge, location, location, location! Minuses: cramped quarters with no place to put clothing (4 hangers on a small rail were provided) or have luggage open, carpet drapes and future are worn and dated, one bed was very firm (top bunk), one bed softer and dipped. If you’re looking for a well-priced, great location “travelers” style hotel, this is it! If you need more space and aesthetics, this may not be it.

The location of this hotel is great, it was dated and the bunkbed room for 4 was very very small. There are no closets, so keep that in mind if you have luggage. I loved the spa, read about onsens and etiquette in Japan before using it.

The room was quite expensive for what it was. Tiny. Very dark. Dirty carpets. Everything in the room was worn out and very dinghy. The bathroom was clean and the location was quite good. I would not, let me repeat, would not recommend this hotel to anyone. Ever.

It's centrally located in the Ameyoko Ueno market and everywhere you go you can find somewhere to eat or do something. And it's only a 3-4 minute walk to the JR Ueno or JR Okachimachi Station. The rooms are *small*. That's a given and for three people with luggage you have to be creative how to position everything so you don't stub your toes. The staff is very very helpful and friendly and they understand English well enough. The lobby and areas are dated like a scene from the 80's but it's accommodating. The only part I didn't get to enjoy was the onsen (I have tattoos and was under the impression it was tattoo friendly and they should mention it in their listings which is why I feel kind of cheated). Free coffee/matcha green tea for breakfast. And the one part I did love was they piped in Elvis tunes in the lobby 24/7. Not young Elvis but the sweaty jumpsuit karate Elvis era which was kind of niche. It was an okay place to stay for the price and location. But otherwise I'd opt for larger rooms.

This is my third time staying at this hotel. The location is excellent, the rooms are quite spacious for the area, all the staff are very friendly and speak excellent English, and the onsen (hot spring) is a great facility. I will definitely come back next time I'm in Tokyo.

It was a nice place and close to everything.

Staffs were very helpful and friendly. The rooms are small but I think all the rooms in Tokyo are small