The hotel is next to a station, and 10 min walking from asakusa. The room was ok, it looked clean and the beds were comfortable. The staff was helpful

Our air conditioner was broken and was kept open with a folded napkin that didn't look so clean. The spaces where super small so it made it difficult to move in the room. The system to leave the baggage before check in and after check out was an organized caos, you leave them in the lobby and the staff keep them together with a cord but they get moved around constantly by the staff or other guests trying to get their baggage, that makes the space to move around in the lobby very limited around check out time.

Best place I stayed in while in Tokyo, have stayed here many times and will continue to stay here for future trips. Great location in Asakusa right before the Ginza line subway station. You can walk to Sensoji in about 10 to 15 mins but you can also take the subway one station to Asakusa station if you want to appear right in front of Sensoji. There is a pier near Sensoji where you can take a boat ride to odaiba and a few other locations if you want a boat ride down Sumida river. Tokyo tower can be seen around the area and can be accessed via a transfer at the Asakusa station or better you can take a direct bus right in front of the hotel (Google map will tell you what to do). Plenty of excellent eateries for all kinds of budget around the area, and shopping like Donki, Uniqlo etc. Room size isn't great but that's typical of all Japanese business hotels. The top level onsen was a twice daily visit for me. Staff was helpful whenever I had to mail my luggage to the next hotel.

There is a metro station very near the hotel. The train station is not so close. It was close enough of Asakusa without being to close to avoid the most touristy areas.

The room was awfully small and, unlike the APA we had in Kyoto, this does not feature higher bed that would allow us to put our bags underneath it, so it was a struggle to have everything tidy every time so we were able to move. The breakfast was a let down since we though it would be a buffet as in Kyoto, but it was ok for the price (900yen per person).

- Close Proximity to train station - Walking distance for shopping and restaurants - Value per night - Ability to stream videos from mobile phone - Plenty of towels, with complimentary soap, shampoo, men’s razors, etc. - Internal restaurant. Used it plenty of times for breakfast and occasionally for dinner. Great quality & value. - And of course - The Bidet!🚽

- The extremely tiny space of a room . Felt like a small dorm room - especially for 2 people - Lack of storage space for clothes, luggage & toiletries (drawers & closets) - If no available iron & ironing board, no clear instructions on how to use Trousers press. - Lack of a view from the room window. The glass was covered in a tinted shade (almost prison like)

Its directly at tawaramachi station, on foot really close to asakusa. You get fresh towels every day even if they don't clean your room.

Not enough elevators for so many guests. There was mold near the air condition They give you new bathrobes and everything along with the towels.. just clutters the tiny room even more. You can hear everything that happens in front of the room, even if its 8 doors down the hall. There is no "do not disturb sign". I dont want staff in my room when im gone..

Location is perfect, it's 50mts away from the subway and efficiently connected to everything, you can walk to lots of places as well. The room was small, think cabin on a boat kind of small, it will not fit 2 suitcases, nor any big hard case suitcase that needs double the space to open.

Size of the room, and that you couldn't open the window so the air was stuffy and smelled like dirty carpet all the time. Still, it's what you pay for, it's pretty cheap for that part of town. Oh and the pillows were straight out weird, you had 2 models of pillows and neither were soft enough. If you are on the larger size, the bathroom will be a problem. I'm 1.7 , 60kg and it was just big enough for me to move around.

Well located near the train station of the Ginza line, barely 2 mins walk away | 7-11 right across the road | Asakusa a 10 minute walk away The onsen was a bonus, especially after a long tiring day exploring the city The cleaning staff ensured to clean our room on a daily basis

The check-in procedure could be made simple, due to some glitch with the systems we ended up spending longer time. Had booked 2 rooms and requested for them to be beside each other since we were travelling with our kids, but since the system had automatically assigned our rooms, it wasn't possible.

Location is good near to subway and the service from the staff is very good. My kid left one of his toy during previous stay in this hotel and he can get it back in lost and found. He's very happy that he got his toys back.

We are traveling from overseas and also exploring attraction outside Tokyo but when we left Tokyo just for one day we cannot store the luggage in the hotel due to hotel policy. Actually there is coin locker near by the hotel that we can store the luggage. Would be better if the staff could advice us to store the luggage in the nearby coin locker if they cannot help store the luggage due to policy.

The hotel is centrally located, close to all amenities and transportation, with the metro just 50 meters away. While rooms are on the smaller side, typical for Japanese hotels, they are comfortable and exceptionally clean. The beds are super comfy, and each room includes a fridge and TV. The hotel also provides a comprehensive array of toiletries, including bath towels, body wash, shampoo, conditioner, toothbrushes and paste, combs, razors, shaving cream, personal towels, and a hairdryer. Parking is available, with the hotel's own space closing overnight and reopening at 7 AM. Additionally, free street parking is available from 7 PM to 9 AM, and a paid parking lot is conveniently located just behind the hotel. A 7-Eleven is directly opposite. Where this hotel truly excelled was in its customer service. The staff are incredibly polite and patient. I had a critical issue retrieving Shinkansen tickets I'd booked online before my trip. Even though I was under significant time pressure, the hotel staff, particularly Ms. Soeda, whole-heartedly helped me by speaking to the train company in Japanese. This took over 30 minutes, but at no point did she express any unhappiness; instead, she was incredibly reassuring. This exceptional assistance occurred nearly six hours after I checked out! This level of customer service truly makes a difference to a stay. As a frequent business traveler who has stayed in many 5-star hotels globally, I've never encountered such outstanding service. My family's holiday plans would have been completely ruined, not to mention the significant financial loss, if I had missed that train. The assurance of receiving service when you need it most is a top quality I seek in accommodations, and I can confidently say that APA Hotels is exceptional in this regard. Every staff member I interacted with was polite and patient. I will absolutely choose APA Hotels for my future visits

Hotels own parking lot closes at night and opens only at 7am.

room was as what i expected, a bed, a table, refrigerator, a private bathroom, and the usual amenities at APA. The hotel is literally a few steps away from Tawaramachi Station on the Ginza Line.

This location did not have beds with storage space underneath the beds. I have stayed at another APA Property that was just 1 station away from this one and the rooms had beds with storage space underneath the beds. This would have helped the room feel bigger as there would be a place to hide away my suitcase. Also, room was slightly dusty despite having had a room clean performed the same day, but otherwise was clean.