Small street entrance and then down a corridor and take the lift up to reception. Staff were friendly and very helpful, but didn’t speak much English. The room was small but clean and had good facilities. Stayed 3 nights happily. Breakfast options (included in price) were limited and mostly sweet – it was a little inconvenient that it needed to be taken back to your room for eating as there was no common area space to sit down for breakfast. But location was excellent (and price good) being so close to Ueno station, Ameya-yokocho, general shopping and Ueno Park as well as being within walking distance of Kappabashi Street and Don Quixote. There were plenty of different restaurants nearby. Luggage storage was easy to arrange whilst sightseeing on the last day.

If you do not look very well you miss out on this hotel
Rooms are very small,bed is not comfortable,for the breakfast you have to go to the front desk pick up some bread and coffee and take it to your room,
I can’t call this a hotel ,just call it a place to sleep and not to expect to much

For Tokyo standards, this place offers decent accomodation at a fair price, in a very good location.
The rooms were clean, with good sound isolation, and were not too small. WiFi worked perfectly.
JR Ueno station is barely a minute away, which itself is the gateway to numerous Tokyo highlights such as Uneo Park, Tokyo Skytree, Yanaka District, Ameyoko market, to name but a few.
Some people might not appreciate the fact that the bathroom is only separated from the room by a sliding door.
We were particularly suprised by the nice view from our room and all the toiletries supplied.