nohga hotel ueno tokyo
NOHGA HOTEL cherishes
the fantastic experiences
created from each community.
It is about delivering memorable moments
that can only be experienced in the local area.
That's why we chose Ueno.
Ueno is the gateway to Tokyo, where Edo culture is still very much alive,
and one of deepest and richest cultural areas
gathering with Ueno Park, museums, local restaurants and traditional shops.
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rooms
Our rooms are ready to welcome any explorers. All rooms have refined Japanese features and also offer original items and artworks hand-crafted by our Neighbors, introducing you to the Ueno neighborhood.
restaurant
Recharge or unwind at Bistro NOHGA. Our contemporary menu is created using ingredients that come from producers whose faces we know, and local shops in our own neighborhood.
- BREAKFAST : 7:00am-10:00am
- LUNCH : 11:30am-2:00pm
- CAFE : 2:00pm-6:00pm
- DINNER : 6:00pm-10:30pm(L.O/COURSE 8:30pm、FOOD 9:30pm、DRINK 10:00pm)
- BREAKFAST : 7:00am-10:00am
- LUNCH : 11:30am-2:00pm
- CAFE : 2:00pm-6:00pm
- DINNER : 6:00pm-10:30pm(L.O/COURSE 8:30pm、FOOD 9:30pm、DRINK 10:00pm)
news
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2025.01.17news
[Bistro NOHGA] February,March 2025 Notice of changes in business closure times
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2024.12.27news
[Bistro NOHGA] Notice of changes in business hours and content in January 2025
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2024.01.30news
Notice of revision of Terms and Conditions of Accommodation Contract
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2023.05.01news
Regarding Covid-19 guideline on wearing masks from May 8
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2023.03.18news
【Bistro NOHGA】Semi-buffet-style breakfast will start from April 1
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2023.03.16news
About service charge for dinner at Bistro NOHGA from April 1st.
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2020.03.01news
Awarded the "Loved by Guests Award" by Hotels.com
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2020.02.04news
Our guests have evidenced us as "Booking.com Traveller Review Award Winner 2020"
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2020.01.16news
Notification of new branch opening and reservation at NOHGA HOTEL AKIHABARA TOKYO
neighborhood
But is still a place where you can discover something new.
In a city like Tokyo, where people from all over the world gather, Ueno is a rare place with its own unique style. From the Edo period, through the Meiji, Taisho, Showa, and Heisei periods, there is a culture here that has remained unchanged even to the present day. With respect for the culture and traditions that have been carefully preserved in the region, we would like to work together with the people who live here to increase the value of the area in any way we can.