Tokyo Hotel Guide - Yokoyama Taikan Memorial Hall hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"I really had a great time staying at the hotel. It was my first time in Japan and I wasn’t sure where to go, but I’m so glad that I stayed there. I look forward to staying there again in the future when I visit Tokyo. The staff was very helpful and respectful. I had no issues with them at all. It was very quiet, and if I ever needed anything, they were very quick to provide excellent service."

"Amazing place to stay the staff is super warm and welcoming really made us feel comfortable"

"The room at the Hotel Niwa was clean and beautifullly decorated in a manor that catered to traditional Japanese style and simplicity with western comforts also in mind. This was exactly what we had been looking for in a Japanese stay during our holiday. The staff were very helpful and we were delighted to learn about the manager's production of delicious local honey in the hotel. The gardens and internal courtyard were an authentic and restful touch that we could experience from the restaurant."

"Great location; across the street from Skyliner to Narita Airport. 3 minutes from busy street market"

"Great staff."

"The room is well furnished and the female checkin staff was quite helpful and her English was good. The place is quieter from the opposite side of the road which is nearer to the train station. Overall it was a good experience. We were given only two bottles of mineral water for the 7 day stay."

"Location was very convenient. Keisei Ueno station, Ueno station, and Okachimachi station were all within walking distance of less than 10min. Having direct access to Narita airport via skyliner means you do not have to lug ur luggage around when changing lines in the metro (metro transfers in japan are known to be long and mostly staircases). Plenty of dining options nearby near Ameyoko shopping street. If not, there’s a 7-11 and family mart within 100m for a quick fix. No issues at all with the room, clean and quiet as expected. "

"Great location. The staff were extremely nice. The hotel was very informational about Japan culture. The only downside was the Buffet restaurant, it wasn’t that great. But there were plenty of amazing restaurants walking distance. "

"A pleasant spot near Ueno Park and very walkable, the rooms were clean and staff helpful."