Hotel Villa Fontaine Ueno
| 2-4-4 Kojima, Taito |
5 oranları
8.80/10.00 |
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+81 3-5833-5550 |
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T-Ray Saëbu (15.10.2017 16:22)
Awesome place! Rooms were nice and tidy (though a bit small but maybe it's because I'm 1.9m long) with all the extras you could possibly need (like toothbrushes or hair combs) The staff was really nice and breakfast was amazingly good. Location was also a 10 min walk from Ueno station with a street that was never boring. Perfect!
Awesome place! Rooms were nice and tidy (though a bit small but maybe it's because I'm 1.9m long) with all the extras you could possibly need (like toothbrushes or hair combs) The staff was really nice and breakfast was amazingly good. Location was also a 10 min walk from Ueno station with a street that was never boring. Perfect!
Mark Dix (22.09.2017 00:07)
My first time in Japan and I am glad I stayed here. The staff are impeccable, their attentiveness is brilliant and they did loads to help out, including posting my pocket WiFi unit back and writing "shojin ryon" in Japanese out for me (it means temple food, or diet, very helpful if you are vegan).
They also have a card with the address and a small map on it so if you get a cab you can just show the driver that.
The hotel itself is very nice, super clean and just 8 minutes walk from the yamemote (jr) line (this is the line that if you are visiting sights will be your beat friend) the hotel has Wi-Fi and both the standard 2 pin and 3 pin japan/usa plugs. Our room had a nice view and telly, phone, desk, safe, mini fridge, bath/shower and ethernet socket.
The complimentary breakfast was an unusual thing, as well as the European style pastries and cereal there was salad, soups and rice curry on offer. These are things I as a westerner didn't think of as a breakfast thing but they seemed very popular. The breakfast is a buffet affair and it gives you a chance to meet some of the other guests.
There are also vending machines just beside the main lobby area.
The things that stand out as the most memorable are the staff and their helpfulness, the blade runner esq roof (it has more than a passing nod at J F Sebastian's place) and the incredibly high professional standards they deliver.
I want to go back to Tokyo as soon as possible, and I'd stay at the Villa Fontaine Ueno without any hesitation.
My first time in Japan and I am glad I stayed here. The staff are impeccable, their attentiveness is brilliant and they did loads to help out, including posting my pocket WiFi unit back and writing "shojin ryon" in Japanese out for me (it means temple food, or diet, very helpful if you are vegan).
They also have a card with the address and a small map on it so if you get a cab you can just show the driver that.
The hotel itself is very nice, super clean and just 8 minutes walk from the yamemote (jr) line (this is the line that if you are visiting sights will be your beat friend) the hotel has Wi-Fi and both the standard 2 pin and 3 pin japan/usa plugs. Our room had a nice view and telly, phone, desk, safe, mini fridge, bath/shower and ethernet socket.
The complimentary breakfast was an unusual thing, as well as the European style pastries and cereal there was salad, soups and rice curry on offer. These are things I as a westerner didn't think of as a breakfast thing but they seemed very popular. The breakfast is a buffet affair and it gives you a chance to meet some of the other guests.
There are also vending machines just beside the main lobby area.
The things that stand out as the most memorable are the staff and their helpfulness, the blade runner esq roof (it has more than a passing nod at J F Sebastian's place) and the incredibly high professional standards they deliver.
I want to go back to Tokyo as soon as possible, and I'd stay at the Villa Fontaine Ueno without any hesitation.
Matthew Hale (13.09.2017 13:30)
The rooms are clean and well-apportioned, but typically small as most Japanese rooms are. The neighborhood is very quiet after 8pm, so do plan to take a train if you want to be out late.
The rooms are clean and well-apportioned, but typically small as most Japanese rooms are. The neighborhood is very quiet after 8pm, so do plan to take a train if you want to be out late.
Chris Chen (01.09.2017 13:01)
The hotel is very simple. The rooms are sparce but clean. It's not a fancy hotel, but for the price and location it's pretty great. The hotel staff was also polite and courteous.
The hotel is very simple. The rooms are sparce but clean. It's not a fancy hotel, but for the price and location it's pretty great. The hotel staff was also polite and courteous.
Tachi Koma (17.08.2017 13:31)
Great hotel, clean rooms, friendly staff, free breakfast and a short walk to a lot of good locations like Ueno park, akihabara, ameyoko market, sensoji, etc.
Great hotel, clean rooms, friendly staff, free breakfast and a short walk to a lot of good locations like Ueno park, akihabara, ameyoko market, sensoji, etc.
