Great staff - very obliging. Fantastic location near Asakusa Station and Sensoji Temple. Family Mart conveniently located beside the entrance. Breakfast wasn't included with our room but was purchased for Y900 per adult and Y550 per child (toddlers free). Great variety of food providing the whole family with good start. Laundry was great (Y200 per wash). Family room was decent - 2 x double and 1 single. An older hotel but well run. Would happily return. Thanks for a wonderful stay!

its location is very convenient. as muslim couple, we find this hotel a convenient place to stay as it’s accessible to many halal reataurants nearby (5-20mins) walk to various restaurants. train station is 3mins away! sensoji temple is just like next door! don quijote is 2mins walk! they also have microwave available for use. laundromat. ice maker. so i u decide to just stay in the hotel, u can get packed rice and grilled salmon from Family Mart downstairs and reheat in the microwave. Yes! Family Mart the convenient store is just downstairs. Shopping malls 1-2mins walk. Starbucks, coffee shops. The location i’d say is 10/10.

the pillow needs a new one mine is too uncomfy.

Second time I stayed here. Excellent location. Quiet! Good value for money, mainly because rooms (I was in annex) are a bit larger than rooms in similarly priced (or even more expensive) hotels in the area. Wifi worked. On site coin laundry facilities covered the rest of my travel requirements. There are many comments about hotels in Tokyo being on the small side. Perhaps: it depends on your need for space and the size of your luggage. The hotels are clear and accurate about the room sizes in their descriptions and photos. If you need space you will need to pay for it.

The hotel is centrally located, just a few min walk from Asakusa station and Senso-ji temple which is a tourist attraction. Lots of restaurants along the street, and it's a really nice walk at night. Our room in the annex building was nice and clean, with a comfy bed. Staff was amazing. They accommodated my request to check in early due to my ankle injury. The bath house for men is a nice little bonus.

The bathroom in our room was a little too elevated- could be a falling hazard if you're not careful. Although the toilet had bidet, I wish it was the high tech kind like in other places where the seat's warm (no big deal though). Lastly, it would have been nice if there was a bath house for women too.

I have stayed here 3 times now. I think the location of the hotel is very convenient. This time I came from Narita Airport with Sky access, no transfers needed. (Overall it takes about the same amount of time as the Keisei Skyliner, but doesn't need to change the line.) Near Sensoji temple and near places to buy souvenirs, consumer goods like Don Quijote department stores. There are a lot of restaurant in hotel area. Hotel's public bath (Onsen) is really good and big. Nice staff.

The accommodation may not look modern, but it's clean. The bathroom smells a bit. As before, the onsen will open in the morning. But come this trip, it's closed in the morning.

Cafe breakfast was great! You’ll need to speak Japanese though. We had the bacon and eggs. Quite small compared to an Aussie breakfast but sufficient! I’d add in some English breakfast tea and some cold milk too. I had earl grey with teeny tiny milks. Room was clean and neat and in a brilliant location, close to Nakamise shopping and lots of food.

I would have enjoyed black tea and milk etc in the room as I’m a huge tea drinker but I finished off the matcha tea that was provided. I didn’t realise there was a tea facility in the lobby until check out. Bathroom very small but hey it’s Tokyo and it was clean and had everything we needed.

Frayed at the edges (in need of some modernisation) but still providing a very acceptable standard in a prime position in Asakusa. Well connected, near multiple stations on subway and main lines. Excellent value for money.

Shame only Male hot bath in the basement.

Location is superb only abt 2 mins walk away from Kaminarimon Gate and Ginza Line. About 5 mins walk from Asakusa Line which connects to the airport (i came from Haneda Airport). About 10 mins walk if u have alot of luggage and need access to lift to go down to the subway (another exit). its also very near to the riverfront where u can view Tokyo Skytree! Staff was good. They can speak English. They very helpful. Check out at 11am but you can store your luggage if you have later flight. They provide fresh pyjamas and fresh towels everyday! The room is clean and theres plenty of vending machines from hot drinks to beer. And Family Mart is just downstairs. They have hot water and bathroom is lovely too. Love this hotel so much!

The room is OK if you are solo traveller and only have 1 luggage. But nothing much to complaint abt. But the public bath is only for men 😐

The Keikyu Line train from Haneda Airport goes straight to Asakusa Station. The hotel is close to shopping, restaurants, and supermarkets.

It's a long walk from Asakusa Station to this hotel. The family room is quite spacious but cramped because there are 2 sofas, it should be replaced with a medium dining table with 4 chairs.

Great location in the heart of Asakusa. We think this was the best choice for a first time in Tokyo. All the facilities you need and a family mart next door. We stayed in the annex, the room was big, clean and quiet. We liked taking a bath after a day walking through tokyo.

The breakfast options are limited, the bed was a little bit hard, only 1 small-ish pillow per person.