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"Honestly speaking, the room is a bit small for a couple or family, but it’s perfectly fine for me as I was travelling by myself, everything is clean and all the amenities are working, stuff were polite and supportive when you need them, overall it’s a good place. "

"Easy to access, very clean, quiet and comfortable. Great value."

"Breakfast option not good - overpriced, medium quality (in a Sizzler?). Lounge drinks ver overpriced. Great otherwise. Interesting room layout, views great from upper floors but windows on the small side. Excellent staff and service. "

"Great stay. Very nice staff."

"This is an excellent boutique hotel conveniently located. "

"I do not have a single, possible complaint regarding Chinzanso hotel. The room was immaculate, the view was incredible, and the staff were always ready to help. My wife and I were made to feel like royalty. Regarding the location, the hotel is out of the way of the more touristy areas, allowing for peace and quiet. Yet, despite this, you are only a short walk away from the cherry blossoms along Kanda river, which are absolutely breathtaking. I would advise travelers to put some money aside for a taxi from Narita airport, as the hill climb to the hotel must be made from any metro station and is very difficult with luggage. Once settled, I recommend Edogawabashi station over Waseda for getting around the city."

"Super clean room, all staff is very attentive. Great amenities."

"Very convenient and central place to get around. Many restaurants nearby. The onsite breakfast buffet is great. Rooms are very nice and clean too. I stay here often!"

"A thoughtful long stay option, which had all the essentials for a comfortable stay. Ideal location being so close to Ueno Park, station(s), shops and restaurants. The hotel’s public baths with great views of the park was a standout, however could be cleaner at times. Also be mindful being long stay, rooms are not cleaned every day but trash is emptied and towels are refreshed daily, which was fine."