Ogi Packages (Flight + Hotel)

Really clean, amazing location, close to everything you’d want to visit in Tokyo and you’re literally a 3 minute walk away from being in the Sensō-ji!

Convenient location

Good service and clean room

Wonderful hotel with high quality restaurant. Rooms are large and well appointed. Staff are helpful and friendly. Be sure to have breakfast and meals in the hotel restaurant. The food is creatively prepared with quality ingredients. Hotel is short walk to Ueno station so convenient to many areas in Tokyo. This is one of the nicest hotels at which I’ve stayed in Tokyo.

We went to Tokyo for my wife's 50th birthday. She wanted a great view of the Tokyo Tower, and we received that. While the stay was great, it was not a 5-star experience. Breakfast was very good, but you pay extra for it. When we arrived , we were given a room that was the coorect room , but it was hot. The room would not get colder than 75 degrees farenheit. They sent people to check, and they offered me a portable upright A/C unit, but it was not enough, and I insisted they give me another room, which was much better. I was not pleased that no one verified the room A/C was working properly before we arrived, which showed the lack of quality control personnel. The hotel was dated but in good working order, althought I noticed that for a tourist destination , there would be more english speaking personnel , but we survived with hand gestures and pictures, as far as communication was concerned, when we could not understand each other. I am not a renowned world travel, but I have been to a few places and this was the first time that I have encountered that a paying guest who, has to pay xtra if they want to use the hotel's swimming pool. I did not pay to use the pool, and not for lack of having the money, but for the self respect thst a guest staying at an expensive hotel should have with regards to pool use that should be complimentary. Two of the hotel's restaurants were being renovated at the time of my stay, so I did not have the privelege to dine in those.