Hotel Crown Hills Ueno Premier

The room was quite big. Comfortably can have a large suitcase opened at all times and it won't be in your way. It had a washing/drying machine in the room which made the stay much more convenient. Location was perfect 7-11 just downstairs and 3 different metro station within 8 min walk. Ueno station includes also the Skyliner so it's an easy way to get to and from Narita airport. Views of Tokyo from 20th floor - great.

Good location. Near to Ueno and Uenokoen station. From Narita airport, it can take direct Skyliner, then arrive hotel directly. There are lots of shops and restaurant near hotel. It is very convenient. Besides, the skytree view is excellent.

We had 18m² double rooms, city view (not Skytree view) was breathtaking, we had clear weather and saw Mt. Fuji the first morning! Clean rooms, enough space for 2 suitcases, comfortable beds, functional bathroom. We booked breakfast and were happy about it, lot of choice for Asian and European taste, great view from the room too. The hotel is very well positioned, quiet, but close to Ueno station and the lively street markets and Ueno park. Perfect hub for reaching anything in Tokyo and the airport. Elevator is slow, be patient. Staff spoke practically no English, but with very basic Japanese, hands, and Google translator we got along fine. There was also a microwave on our floor to heat up your own food, very practical.

The location is convenient and near to Ueno station. The breakfast is nice and has western and japanese choices, and price is also very reasonable. There are washing machines for washing clothes which us a huge plus. I could see Mt Fuji in the distance as well as Tokyo Skytree from the restaurant window/ washing area. The hotel is also a short walk from the Keisei Ueno Station if you are going to take the Skyliner to Narita Airport.

First and foremost, the view. I had a room with the Skytree view, and there are no buildings nearby that are as high as Crown Hills, so you have an unobstructed view. Also, it’s only about a five-minute walk to Ueno Station, and you can use the overhead pedestrian walkways so you don’t even have to cross traffic. The room seems a bit more spacious than most business hotels, and it’s well laid-out so you don’t feel cramped (although I was there alone). There was also a microwave on the floor by the elevator, so that’s very handy.