Taito-Ku, Higashiueno 5-5-13, Tokyo, Japan
Offering luggage storage and a laundromat, the 3-star Hotel Mystays Ueno Iriyaguchi Tokyo lies in Taito, which is a special ward located in Tokyo Metropolis, Japan, 2.5 km from Sumida Aquarium and approximately 25 minutes' walk from such cultural places of interest as the historical Edo-Tokyo Museum. A stone's throw from Kotobukiyu, this Tokyo hotel with 97 rooms features a vending machine and a coin launderette.
Located within a 1-km distance of the famous Tokyo National Museum, the hotel is also merely 650 metres from Shin-Okachimachi railway station. The Mystays Tokyo offers proximity to family venues such as the 19th-century Ueno Zoo (1.6 km) and LaQua Amusement Center (2.7 km). Visit Great fountain, around a 5-minute drive from the property, and feel complete harmony with the nature of Japan. The 1958-vintage Tokyo Tower lies about 7 km away, while Inaricho tube station is only steps away from the hotel.
The spacious rooms comprise a balcony and a terrace featuring free wired internet access and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with air conditioning. If you like cooking, there is an electric kettle and a refrigerator provided on site. Bathroom comforts include a hair dryer and dressing gowns, and such essentials as a bidet, a separate toilet, and shower/tub combinations.
While staying at Hotel Mystays Ueno Iriyaguchi, guests can choose from dining options nearby, such as Sital No. 2, located nearly a 5-minute walk away, or Taruguji Gissha at a 5-minute walking distance.
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Benjamin
2020-07-08
Hotel was situated so close to tourist destinations like National Museum of Western Art. We really enjoyed the service and location and exceptional rates...
Chris
2020-07-01
It's literally a few steps away from National Museum of Western Art. It was nestled not far from a metro station. It was attractive and competitive value for money;)))
Can’t fault anything about it.
