Ueno Cozy Loft Apt Free WiFi

The location was fantastic, close to several train lines and convenient stores around the corner. The loft room was fun and suited our 9 year old, both beds were comfy. Nice quiet area. Spacious for 3 people in Japanese standard.

While it wasn't an issue for us, the stairs going up to the accommodation could be difficult for some with luggage. Would've liked to have a clothes rack to dry clothes given there's a washing machine.

环境安静，出门1分钟就有便利店，非常方便，价格也实惠，卫生也做得挺好的，而且距离秋叶原只需要步行几分钟就能到，可以说是非常便利了。

床可能只有1.9～2m左右，身高太高的兄弟可能需要睡阁楼的床，还有阁楼收放阁楼的楼梯的时候动静有点大（），放下阁楼的楼梯的时候通行有点困难，不过都是些小事，总体来说还是很满意的。

I love that it is really close to 3 stations, you can walk 5mins to the station. It is also a 5 minute walk to Ueno Ameyoko which has many shops and a don quijote. Also walking distance to 2 hard offs which I really like, the room is also really clean especially the toilet and shower. It is also less than a minute walk to a Lawson store.

We did not use the attic because it is really hard to get there. The bottom floor is enough for the 3 of us though. Also the stairs going up is really steep and there is no elevator, carrying a 24kg suitcase requires 2 persons, but you only have to do that during arrival and checkout anyway. Other than that, the unit is perfect.

The position is frankly very good, near Ueno-Okachimachi, and the price was convenient The size is ok for one person, in two it might feel a bit small. This place is a good solution if you are a first-timer in Tokyo and use the apartment only at night to sleep. The first night at the bar downstairs they were a bit noisy but luckily this did not happen again. The owner was nice to provide a night lamp after signalling this problem.

The loft is at a second floor with a narrow, steep staircase and no lift, so keep that in mind if you have heavy luggage. There is a small yakitori bar right downstairs so it might get a little noisy at times. The other downsides of the apartment are the following: 1) no place to store your things other than a shoe rack at the entrance; 2) a super tiny table at the foot of the bed with a couple of stools, so no other place to sit down other than the bed; 3) window opening right on the hotel in front so to have privacy you need to keep curtains closed and artificial light. I did not use the stove but in case you need that it is not suitable for cooking much more than scrambled eggs. A little bit more of decorations and personal touch might soften the impression that this was simply a studio for salary men rented out for profit.