U-Hotel Takadanobaba Reviews

I saw that there were service and reservation issues because it was unmanned, but we didn't have any reservation issues and the password to enter was sent to our email. There were three of us, and although the room seemed small, it was okay. I used it like that because it was convenient to open the carrier and put it under the bed. There were also cooking utensils, so it was nice to be able to cook simple meals. The cleanliness was okay, and the location was a bit confusing at first, but it was close to the station and good. There is an overpass next to it, so it's pretty if you take pictures at night. I recommend it because it's good for taking pictures. There are many reviews that say it's noisy because it's next to the railroad, but I was okay with it. I wouldn't recommend it if you're sensitive to noise, but I'm someone who enjoys the noise of everyday life ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Oh, but the stairs and hallways were really narrow. When checking out, I had to drag my heavy carrier down, but it was so narrow that I just dragged it down, and one of the wheels flew off. Of course, this is my fault because I'm weak, not the hotel's fault. If you go, be careful... . Still, the price is cheap, the location is good, it's clean, there are a lot of outlets, and I'm very satisfied. I would like to go again next time I come to Tokyo.

The room is very small, but it has everything you need, and the price/performance ratio is quite high. It is close to the subway station, so be careful if you are afraid of noise when sleeping. There is no staff, and the check-in is completed by electronic registration, which is quite convenient.

The location is a bit hard to find, but otherwise it's pretty good

I gave the room password after three o'clock, and there was no place to store my luggage before. So I went early and couldn't store my luggage. Obtain the password after self-registration on the tablet. To open the gate, first press the button in the lower right corner, then press 0000, and then press the button in the lower left corner. I didn't understand how to press it at first, so I struggled for a long time. There are induction cookers, microwaves, pots, knives, shovels, and refrigerators in the room, so simple cooking is no problem. There is also dishwashing liquid and dishcloths. It is very convenient to have a washing machine, but there is no washing powder. Exit from Toyamaguchi at Takadanobaba Station. Beside the railroad. When you come out of the Waseda Exit, turn right, then turn right again, and go to the underpass that crosses the railway. After crossing the railway, turn right immediately.

The location was difficult to find. I think it would be a good idea to at least include the name and number of the exit.

It's right next to the subway station, only a 5-minute walk away. It's in a great location, with shopping and dining nearby. The interior is clean and tidy. If I'm really picky, it's too close to the subway track. You can hear the sound of trains passing by.

Pure self check-in. Not recommended if your English is not good. The hotel has no waiters, purely self-service check-in, and is near Takadanobaba.

Advantages : - Close to Takadanobaba Station. (Due to its location, it has excellent access to travel to Tokyo) -There is a 7-Eleven right next door. -Clean. -Good amenities such as fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine, simple tableware, plenty of towels, toothbrush, etc. - It is cost-effective. disadvantage : -Since it is an unmanned hotel, face-to-face inquiries are not possible. -No cleaning service. -In the event of an emergency (actually, check-in information email was not sent and about 6 hours were lost due to door password mismatch), you have to rely only on trip.com inquiries. - Issue with train sound in the morning.

Living with the MRT

The hotel responded quickly because you need to enter the gate code to get to the check-in place when checking into the hotel.

It is very inconvenient that there is no elevator