Namegata Holidays from AU$2,110

Comfortable rooms, close to the temple… but you’ll need almost an expedition to get there from the metro or train. I misplaced my room key: verdict? $7 to replace it. Yes, seven dollars. In a country where you can eat for four. I guess my key must have been made of solid gold… Efficient front desk, sure, but with policies like this, my advice: keep your keys—and your money.

Quiet area, ideal for family with children. Walking distance to Ueno station. Lawsons and 7-Eleven and few restaurants nearby. Room and facilities were great and staff were excellent and very welcoming. Great base to explore Tokyo. Loved our stay. Thank you very much.

Let me first saw I would stay here again - clean, comfortable and GREAT location for all things Akihabara. I would have given this hotel 5 stars but we had just stayed at the Nohga in Kyoto and well it was just nicer. This property was very nice and had a great restaurant albeit a bit on the expensive side. The rooms were very comfortable. Not a lot of extra room but you could get around. In the previous Nohga we had a large vanity area seperate from the bathroom which was very nice. Here the vanity was in the bathroom and there was really no space around the sink to put your stuff and for ladies this makes makeup and hair a balancing act. There was extra room underneath for storage and you could also close off the bathroom area from the main room with a sliding door so this was very nice allowing for privacy for getting dressed. The staff was very nice and always helpful. I missed having a small coffee shop in the hotel for getting a quick bite for breakfast or a coffee. You enter the hotel through the bar area of the restaurant and registration was on the 2nd floor. Overall a great stay.

Great place with the train line next to it. The staff were friendly and nice. They have luggage service

The Prince Gallery Hotel is modern luxe at its best. The room was spacious with spectacular view of Tokyo. It was outfitted with absolutely everything you can think of, from luxe cotton pjs and kimono robes, to every possible toiletry one might need. The staff was very helpful. The area around the hotel was safe and lovely with convenient access to the subway. The only caveat is that it’s not actually walking distance to many of the most interesting sights. That was okay with us. Taxis, Uber and subway is readily available and nothing was very far. The bar is chic and the Oasis restaurant serves a wonderful buffet breakfast.