Hotel Marutani Reviews

The room look kinda old and dirty, but fortunately the area is full of restaurant which is nice

Room are bigger compared to others hotel. Twin sharing come with 2 single bed. Room a bit old in deco but still functional. Plus point is the in-house bath onsen for male & ladies. Hotel near to Keisei station & Ueno JR station. The only hotel offer 2pm check in & 12pm check out.

Actually good hotel. A little bit old building. But clearness is good. When I stay here I can't use SAUNA. I hopely next time can use.

There are some disposable skin care products and massage oils that can be collected at the front desk of the hotel. There is also tea that you can drink by yourself. You need to hand over the key to the counter when you leave the hotel. You can ask the hotel to clean the room and add toiletries every day. The room was cold enough and quiet, and there was no smoke smell in 611 this time. The overall feeling was a bit dated, but acceptable. There are washing machines and dryers in b1, and there are drink vending machines inside and outside the lobby on the first floor. It is a convenient hotel that I will stay at again next time I go to Tokyo.

The room is not big, but the hygiene is good. There is free tea and coffee on the first floor. There was an old man at the front desk who mistook my birthplace for my name and said that I didn't make a reservation. 😂 It was only fixed later. There are many places to eat outside. There is a big supermarket near the station with a wide range of things. I didn't take too many pictures, so I put together two for climbing Mount Fuji the next day.

The facilities in the room are indeed old. The air conditioning switch on the bedside is a knob type, which is very old-fashioned. The cooling is strong, not over-regulated, and is very cold either off or on. There is a big gap between the bathroom floor and the room. If you have to step in, the bathroom light will not work the next morning. But the front desk service is very good, and you will be greeted politely when you walk in and out. The room is clean and has no smell. The toiletries are complete and the facial cleanser is DHC. The accommodation fee is relatively low in such a lively area. Check-out at 12 o'clock is very good, and you can still go shopping in the morning.

The hotel is located in Ameyoko Alley, about a 10-minute walk from Ueno, the capital, and the subway station is also convenient! The hotel is an old business hotel. You have to leave your keys when you go out, but the staff at the counter are very friendly. There are also many izakayas and restaurants nearby. I recommend this one!

There are many restaurants near the hotel and it’s very lively! There are many convenience stores nearby, and the hotel is about 10 minutes from the station. The transportation is very convenient!

There is a Starbucks downstairs, many delicious restaurants near Shijo, and Takashimaya and Kamogawa are within walking distance. The room is clean, well-equipped, and has plenty of room for three people. It is the best experience during the trip to Japan.

Although no one has commented yet, I think it's good after trying it. The small packs of facial cleansers downstairs are all DHC, and the shower gel is also a good brand. Located in Ueno, it is very convenient for travel. It also has its own hot spring, but it costs 1,000 yen to bathe, which is suitable for economical travel.

Good value for money, convenient transportation, and a bathhouse in Ueno Pedestrian Street

The location is convenient, about an 8-minute walk from Ueno Station, and Ameyoko Town is nearby

It was nice that it was close to Ueno Station and there was a bathhouse in the basement. It was good. The staff were friendly. However, it was an old hotel so it had a smell. It's a little louder

The room is old, but it is suitable for those who don't have high requirements for accommodation. At this price, you may only be able to stay in capsules, but at least you can have a private room here. The location is very good, 5-10 minutes walk from the subway, Ameyoko Street and Ueno Park are all within walking distance. There are izakayas around at night. It is very convenient to go to Saitama by subway in 40 minutes.