Hotels Near Nippori Station in Tokyo

I recently stayed at Art Hotel Lungwood in February and had an overall decent experience. The staff was very kind and welcoming, which made the stay pleasant. The price during this time was quite reasonable too. The amenities were okay, although I had to request children’s amenities as they were initially overlooked. The hotel’s location is a big plus—it’s just a short walk from Nippori Station, making it easy to get around Tokyo. There’s also a 7-Eleven conveniently located right in front of the hotel, which was super handy. Overall, it’s a solid option if you’re looking for convenience and good service at an affordable price.

Stay in Nippori area for the first time, and Almont Hotel is one of the best there. If you arrive/depart from Narita, this is more efficient. Front desk staff helps to reserve seating at one of the most desirable restaurants in Uguisudani, which is just one sta away and can be reached by walking as well. There is also a very good tantanmen in the Nippori area. Both are amazing discoveries. Hotel looks and feels newish, room is OK and if just larger, would be perfect. Onsen in the hotel is also a nice touch for weary travelers. There are also good public sentos in the area, perfect for those arriving in Japan from Narita, and then have to continue by train/bus to next destinations. Breakfast definitely is quite a spread and it seems the hotel is proud of it. I like the tempura and also the dessert.

Good location, just a few blocks away from Nippori station (you can go directly to Narita Airport via Skyliner at this station). This area is near Ueno, so if you want to go to Ueno park, it’s just a station or two away. As for amenities, there are vending machines and coin laundry in the 1st floor of the hotel. The reception is also closed at certain hours, but you can still get in touch with staff should you have any concerns. The building itself looks a bit old, but is good enough for the price. The room is also on the small side, so it’s a bit challenging to open a large size luggage.

I chose it for the second time, highly recommended. The accommodation experience made me feel very comfortable. From the moment I stepped into the hotel lobby, I was attracted by its modern and elegant design. Thanks to Red from the concierge department for providing concierge service, which was very warm and considerate. Sisi and Xiaofang from the guest relations department always paid attention to my stay experience and provided me with thoughtful and warm service. Every corner of the hotel reveals refinement and taste, which made me feel real luxury. It is worth coming again!

The hotel was in great location and easy access to the train station to NRT. The only downside was the breakfast that offered in the room price was only sliced bread , butter,jam,with choices of coffee or tea. I don’t think that this can be considered as breakfast,snack maybe more suitable to be called. The price was a little bit high for a hostel with shared bathroom. Near mister doughnut was great

A great little hotel run by three Chinese sisters. The other staff can speak Chinese, so communication is barrier-free. The service is very considerate and the decoration is very warm, making people feel at home even in a foreign country. The hotel is located in a residential area, very quiet, with supermarkets, convenience stores and self-service laundry rooms nearby, which are very convenient for life. It is only a few minutes' walk from JR Nippori Station, with convenient transportation, whether it is to and from the airport or to take the Yamanote Line to various popular attractions. The hotel room is moderate in size, slightly more spacious than the standard Japanese hotel, but the bedding is very comfortable, and the mattress is really the most comfortable I have ever slept on. I asked the boss, who said it was Nishikawa's mattress, and I must find a way to buy one and bring it back later. The hotel also has a public living room with floor heating and a dining table, providing various kitchen supplies. You can buy food from the supermarket and eat here, or cook simple meals yourself, which is something that ordinary hotels cannot do. In short, this is a hotel worth staying in repeatedly, especially for tourists with language barriers and unfamiliar with Japan, it is definitely the first choice.

Hentai is my favorite, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it! Hentai is my favorite, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it! I'm sorry. I'll be back in Tokyo again. The hotel looked a little old, so I honestly didn't have high expectations, but we were able to check in and out by machine, so it was easy for foreigners to do without any problems. The hotel staff were very kind, so that was nice. They kindly moved my heavy luggage to my room, which was very helpful. I'd like to use it again if I have the chance to come to Tokyo😊😊

I had a pleasant two-night stay at TOKYOENJOYINN-Higashinippori. The location is excellent—just a quick 2-minute walk from Mikawashima Station, which made getting around very convenient. The hotel was comfortable and had a nice ambiance. One thing to note is that guests need to bring their own toothbrushes, towels, and other toiletries. Also, outside shoes aren’t allowed inside, so be prepared to change footwear upon entering. Overall, a great stay, especially for its proximity to the station!

The building is new and clean, and the staff were kind and I had a comfortable stay. The toilets and bathrooms are separated for men and women, so I was able to use them with peace of mind. Amenities and towels are provided, but there are no hairdryers anywhere, so please remember to bring one if you need one. There is a bed and a refrigerator in the room. I think it would have been more comfortable if there was a desk or something.

Ccean and compact room for a solo traveller with affordable price... Take about 12 minutes walking to the Metro Station (Minami-Senju Station)