Sutton Place Hotel Ueno is 5 min walk across the street from JR Ueno Sta. Iriya exit. It is small but modern, opened in 2007, 11000 yen for double (slightly above your budget !?) but they provide free continental breakfast. www.thehotel.co.jp

Ueno is one of the major transport hubs in Tokyo, it's on JR Yamanote line and has subway connection to other parts of the city. A couple of minutes walk from JR Ueno Sta. is Keisei Ueno Sta. with easy rail connection to Narita Airport.

The Ameyoko Market area in Ueno has shops selling comparatively cheaper goods, popular with locals and is very crowded. Ueno-koen Park used to attract a lot of street-side performances during weekends.

THank you for your suggestion. However, what about the likes of the above mentioned Toyoko Inns, esp the ones in Shinagawa and Shinjuku. I've heard so much positive reviews about their location, and how convenient they are to the popular attractions of Tokyo. I'm more concern about accessibility to the many tourist hotspots, rather than comfort of the rooms.

Sunlite or Washington in Shinjuku. There is nothing much interesting in Shinagawa. Sunlite is an older hotel but much closer to shopping. Washington is in the office/govt area of West Shinjuku. Toyoko Kabuicho is the closest to Shinjuku station among your choices. Shinjuku is a transportation hub, and entertainment centre for local officie workers.

Sorry but i don't quite get you. So basically given the places i wish to visit, which hotel should i stay that is near a JR station and within my budget?

Sunlite Shinjuku or Toyoko Kabikicho. I don't memorize hotel rates so I don't know if they are within your budget, but should be close.

try searching for Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku. Last time I check, Zuji was giving special rate.

Newly renovated & close to everything.

The area is lively until late in the evening.

I lived in Tokyo in a house but when I went back recently I stayed at Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza and it was awesome!! And there are nice cheap ramen houses there plus some really exy ones too. And close to subway & JR. But I do believe it's more than you're willing to spend...I may be wrong.

b roppongi is a relatively new hotel and is quite trendy but make sure if you book there, you request a room away from the main dori (road). The train line is right there and it's affordable.

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