LANDABOUT TOKYO

Super quaint in an underrated part of Tokyo. This station is one stop away from Ueno. It’s incredibly convenient and also you can walk around easily for good izakaya spot Room wise, I would say it’s comfortable for solo traveler but for couple or travelling in pairs. Kindly get a bigger room. The amenities are amazing too. You can rent a couple of items. It’s a great stay for Tokyo with insanely good price point Coffee is soo good and amazing I skipped the breakfast because there’s a lot of 24 hours joint around I did my luggage forwarding with them, and it was incredibly seamless Would definitely come back again

If you are looking for clean, affordable lodging in Tokyo with convenient access to the city’s east-side neighborhoods, Narita Airport, and public transit, this hotel is a solid choice. We stayed here for one night as a family of four, and it met—and in several ways exceeded—our expectations. This is not a luxury hotel, but it is very clean, well run, and comfortable for a good night’s sleep.||The hotel attracts an international clientele, and the reception staff were consistently polite, welcoming, and helpful, making sure we had everything we needed during our stay.||Rooms are simple, compact, and efficiently designed with standard-sized single mattresses on the floor. The bathroom is tight but functional and includes all the essentials. Convenient power outlets are accessible from the nightstand and the room has a small refrigerator. If you are traveling with a pile of luggage, you will need to get creative with storage due to the limited space but you will be fine with a couple standard-sized bags.||For families, connecting rooms are available. Given the small room sizes, the connecting layout works well and feels like one shared space.||The location is a major plus. The hotel is about a 200-meter walk from the south exit of JR Uguisudani Station, making it very convenient for getting around Tokyo and especially for access to Narita Airport. You can take the JR line one stop north to Nippori and transfer to the Keisei Skyliner Airport Express, reaching Narita in under an hour from the hotel entrance. With light luggage, it is also possible to walk about one kilometer directly to Nippori Station and avoid a train transfer.||The surrounding neighborhood offers plenty of dining options, including good restaurants and local bars, some of which stay open late. Despite nearby nightlife, the hotel itself was very quiet, and we had no trouble sleeping.||The rooftop deck offers an east-facing view of the Tokyo skyline, which is a nice bonus.||Breakfast is served in the ground-floor restaurant and follows a simple, self-serve format. You turn in a breakfast ticket or pay at the register, receive a tray with either rice or toast, and then choose from fresh vegetables, homemade dressings, scrambled eggs, sausage, along with a yogurt and cereal bar. It felt fresh, straightforward, and satisfying.||The hotel also provides easy access to nearby neighborhoods such as Ueno, with its park and museums (< 1 km), and Asakusa (1.7 km), home to Senso-ji Temple and many shops. Kappabashi (Kitchen Town) is also close by (1 km) and easy to reach on foot or by a short bus ride.||Overall, this is a practical, well-located hotel that offers good value for travelers who prioritize cleanliness, convenience, and affordability over luxury.

My family and I loved our stay in Landabout! The connecting room types are super clean, affordable and perfect for families or large groups. The rooms are not that big, but that’s par for the course in Tokyo, so we didn’t mind. You’ll still be able to open your luggage etc with no issues. We appreciated small touches like the washing machines and rooftop zen garden (with a great view of the Skytree at night). The staff were also super friendly and helpful :) It’s just a short walk from the Uguisudani station and also within walking distance of the beautiful Ueno garden. There are quite a few cute shops in the area in the day, and izakaya places for supper and drinks in the night. We’d stay here again!

Such a cutesy boutique hotel! Perfectly located within walking distance to several convenience stores and cafes, making it super easy to grab whatever you need. The rooms are standard Tokyo size for this price range—compact but functional and well-designed. Breakfast was surprisingly good, with great variety and some really trendy dessert options (definitely Insta-worthy). The service was top-notch—staff were friendly, attentive, and genuinely warm. Overall, a lovely stay with great vibes and thoughtful touches throughout.

Hotel nicely situated close to the train, which is one of the reasons we chose to stay here. I see people commenting on the size of the rooms; for Tokyo the room has a decent size. Be aware the beds are on the floor, not an issue for us but might be for you. Some people were commenting on the walls being thin, I can’t deny that though it was not disturbing at all (maybe we were lucky with our neighbors). The rooftop has very nice views. I did not try the breakfast so I cannot comment on that, but we would go back for sure.

A hotel with a modern decor that somewhat sticks out along the road in uguisudani. Less than 5 minutes walk to the station for the yamanote line as well as its proximity to popular tourist spots like ueno or asakusa makes this hotel an excellent location to stay. The rooms are pretty small but comfortable, and the room cleaning service is really impeccable for a 3 star hotel. The staff being able to speak with a rather decent level of english was friendly and helpful. Last but not least, having a fusion style cafe on the first floor is really nice when you want some decent food without having to go out to the neighborhood nearby for them. A minor nitpick would be the hallways are small and its decor makes navigating for the lift a bit confusing at times, but overall the stay was still pretty enjoyable. Would highly recommend this hotel for the value it offers and come back again!

The room I had was super small considering the price. Everything was very clean and had a nice atmosphere. Staff were super nice and give a good service. The morning breakfast was good. Atmosphere was also good. A little too pricey compared to other places I went in Tokyo. Location is also good two metros lines are near the hotel.

Lovely hotel with good, fresh breakfast. Though the room is compact, it is very well designed and has enough space for us to open both suitcases. Near to the station (need walking up and down the stairs for those who have luggages) which is part of Yamamote line (circle line) which brings you to all key places within Tokyo. Staffs are generally nice and efficient. Highly recommended.