Tokyo Hotels with Balcony

"Centurion Hotel Ueno was a complete disappointment, falling short of basic hospitality standards. The deception started right at check-in: the room was explicitly advertised and booked as a ”Casual Double Bed,” but what we actually received was a cramped single bed. This blatant misrepresentation immediately compromised the comfort of our stay. The lack of care extended into the bathroom, which was a major letdown. The sink and shower area were marred by very bad, visible marks that made the entire space feel neglected and unhygienic. For a hotel that positions itself in a convenient location like Ueno, the absolute disregard for accurate room descriptions and rigorous housekeeping is unacceptable."

"This is my second stay at Akihabara N+. It's quite convenient to get here from Narita Airport – just take the Skyliner to Ueno, then a quick JR train to Akihabara. Once you exit Akihabara JR, it's easy to find using navigation. Both the Central Gate and Showa-dori Exit are convenient to walk from, taking about ten minutes. After crossing the main road, the alley is relatively quiet but not too remote. The rooms are genuinely small, with only two rooms per floor, and no bathtub. However, it's really rare to find such a new hotel at such a low price in Akihabara! Plus, there are plenty of snack shops around Yodobashi, so you won't struggle to find food. There's a FamilyMart diagonally opposite the hotel downstairs, so you don't have to carry food and drinks too far when you come back at night. There's a small lounge area by the entrance on the first floor, offering free coffee, drinks, and tea. Toiletries, including basic toothbrushes and face wash, are also provided in the small lounge on the first floor when you check in."

"Stayed for 4 nights with my 9 year old daughter. We liked everything! The room has a mini fridge, mini bath. There is a table and a chair. The room is small, but comfortable. There is something to compare with). Tokyo Skytree was visible from the window. The room opens with a code - it is convenient. The room is cleaned every 4 days, but you can change the towels any day. There is no common recreation area in the hotel, but we did not need it. The nearest metro stations are Inarichi and Ueno. It is probably 10 minutes or a little more to Ueno."

"Pros: The surrounding residential area is relatively quiet, and the room is spacious enough to fully open two 26-inch suitcases. Check-in was smooth, just entering the access codes for the building downstairs and the room door. Cons: The frustrating part was that room 503, which we were assigned, had no curtains. Later, we realized the entire curtain track was missing and had been removed and placed in a separate compartment (without screws or a screwdriver). We called customer service to discuss this (knowing English was really important, otherwise I wouldn't have known how to explain it). The customer service initially said they'd send someone to check, but then said the maintenance worker wasn't available and would only come tomorrow. I was like, 'Are we supposed to sleep with all the neighbors watching?' I immediately asked if we could switch rooms, and eventually, we moved to room 602, which had curtains. The whole ordeal took over an hour. Sometimes I feel it's better to be cautious when choosing Airbnb-style accommodations in a foreign country; it can be quite troublesome when you really need help."

"The room is very good to find, the location is enough for 4 people, there are also eating nearby, very convenient, very quiet, very good"