Great apartment - tiny, but fully functional. Our family of 5 (i.e. parents + 3 grown-up teenagers) stayed there for a week and it was a really pleasant stay. Yes, there's not a lot of room and you need to take turns e.g. to access the kitchenette, but that's what we expected based on the pictures of the apartment. The aparment has a nice view of Skytree from its window which looks fantastic at night. Beds were very comfy and suited us well. There is Aeon market around the corner (and a couple more within 5-10min walk), Don Quijote within 10min walk and Senji-Ji temple in less than 15mins walk. As for transport, we mostly used Inaricho station that is 10-12mins walk, less often Ueno station (the walking distance is more-less the same, but the station is far bigger hence it takes longer to navigate through it). The staff was super friendly and helpful, and easy to communicate both prior to arrival and at spot. The apartment gets a room service every couple of days if you want to (taking garbage out, replacing towels/pijamas (yes!)). Overall: great stay! I wish I'd had a chance to stay in Tokyo longer, sniff sniff ;)

The apartment wasn't particularily warm during cold and wet March days - there's a lot of chill coming from those tall, nice windows which makes the lower section of the aparment (the "living room") pretty cold and was not pleasant to sleep there the first night or two. Lucily, there's an extra electric heater (on top of the ceiling-mounted AC unit) which we started using later that helped addressing that problem.

Love the modern design and the view of the cosy tiny apartment. The room we stayed in has 4 bunk beds and a sofa bed, which makes a great hangout for a group of friends. Note the tight space though which is not uncommon for Tokyo accommodations. There were only 3 of us in the apartment so it was pretty comfortable for us. We also love the location being in a quaint neighbourhood and just a stroll away to the Akasuka main tourist area.

The nearest train station is about an 11 minute walk but it should not be an issue if you do not have too many luggages with you. The walk is mainly flat and pretty pleasant.

We love our stay here. It meets our expectations Our room for 5 has 4 single beds over 2 levels and a sofa bed. Though it's a bit cramp but is compactly designed to build in all the necessities. There's a washing machine and we dry our clothings in the bathroom over night. Hangers are provided. Though the kitchen area is small, it has a fridge, a kettle and a microwave with some cutleries. The front desk offered free corn soup and coffee. We can see Tokyo Skytree from our room. About 15 to 18 minutes walk from Ueno station and 10 minutes walk to Iriya station.

Nothing actually. It's a bit inconvenient to step up and down the wooden steps/stairs between the bedroom area and the sofa area. I would like to suggest to install more hanging hooks on the wall.

What a gem of a hotel! I booked this hotel as a special gift to myself for my birthday and loved every minute of it. The hotel staff were very kind and those that I did speak with were all fluent in English. I found the room to be spacious and comfortable and appreciated the information and guides on how to use things like the washing machine. It got beautiful light during the day and the split levels were fun. The location was in a residential neighborhood, but I enjoyed a relaxing walk to and from Sensoji temple a few times during my stay. There's convenience stores nearby, and a shopping street to look through! When coming home late at night I never felt unsafe walking the streets here.

Although the room was small, the facility was very clean and the staff went above & beyond to make sure that our stay was as comfortable as possible. They were extremely accommodating, & even offered assistance when transporting luggage to the next hotel as well as locating & speaking with a doctor when one of us believed to be injured. Over time, the room grew on us & created a memorable safe space for us. Thank you!

Their customer service was great and the staff were always very helpful and welcoming. It was a welcome change from the staff less hotels we stayed in throughout our trip. Since they were so responsive and had such helpful tips on how to enjoy the surrounding area, it made us feel more at ease during our stay. Asakusa and the JR Ueno station were both a comfortable walking distance away, which was extremely convenient and saved us a few train stops. Also, the view of Tokyo Skytree as we walked through the streets was beautiful!

It was very tight and cramped to get around the room, but doable. I just wouldn’t recommend squeezing too many people in one room, especially with big luggage. Our group of 4 fit fine in the room itself, but definitely had some traffic jams walking through the shared spaces. I couldn’t imagine having even 1 more person staying with us in the room.

We were 30minutes early, the staff was so sweet to let us check in early since our room was ready and helped the process. Everyday we were greeted by superbly friendly staff. The walk from Ueno station is about 10 minutes but we really enjoy seeing the neighbourhood. Aeon supermarket around the other corner and Lawson and few eateries along the way. Tower Skytree tower is visible from our room. The stay has been perfectly pleasant and my teenage boys enjoyed the unique concept.

Tends to be dusty so if floor wipes or vacuum cleaner provided we could have self-clean during our three nights stay

The clever use of space meant there was room to sleep and relax. Our room had a view of the Skytree was really lovely especially at night when it was lit up. The girls on reception were all very friendly and helpful. There were all the amenities we could need including pyjamas, toiletries, lots of towels and kitchen utensils that made making breaky easy before we headed out each day. There was a laundromat close by to help dry clothes. Family mart was an easy walk too. We loved our stay here and highly recommend as it was awesome value for money!

There wasn’t much we didn’t like. I would have loved a better clothes dryer, but as mentioned above there was a laundromat nice and close. If you have really robust kids I don’t suggest staying here as the layout of the place had my boys (not overly robust) jumping from top bunk down to ground and jumping down the stairs both of which caused a big thump on the floor. I was worried they would disturb other guests but they struggled to stop clunking around. The location was a bit of a walk from train stations, but we didn’t mind in the mornings and in the arvos we just paid for taxis from Ueno (AU$8-9).

This is a great little hotel if you are looking for something different in terms of layout. I picked it for the qwerky Japanese vibe, little kitchen, and the location. I didn't realise I was also getting a washing machine, pjs! and such easy access to lovely local shops . It's easy to walk to the Ueno Park or in the other direction, Senso-Ji. You can see the Sky Tree from the hotel (and in fact we walked there also but it is a bit longer). It's a quiet safe neighbourhood, with a very local vibe. Great to explore this area and not being in some chain hotel closer to the park. Great shower pressure. Lovely staff.

This was not a problem for me, because I was travelling with my kids and so they are not very tall but the beds are located under the loft living room. You need to be aware that an adult can not stand in that space. Entrance to room very narrow.

- location was great (somewhere in Ueno, quiet and residential, convenience stores + Inaricho and Ueno Station nearby) - staff was kind and attentive - modern appliances and interior

- ceilings are low (not suitable for tall people), but we knew that beforehand from looking at the pictures - general problem in Japan: we brought socket adaptors type B with us and the room only had sockets type A… from the POV of tourists it might be helpful to add that info for foreigners coming to visit, even though tourists should obviously educate themselves before coming to visit :-)