Location is great Reception always manned Additional amenities such as toothbrushes, body towels etc for free from ground floor Self service laundry available if needed

Beds quite hard Room a little small

The room is very spacious compared to standard tokyo Hotels and and the beds and pillows are superb. Plus they have a common area where you can eat your takeout food. You can also refill your tumbler so you dont need to buy water in the combini. And lastly, they were kind enough to grant my birthday request for a room with a view of the tokyo tower plus a sweet treat upon our arrival.

Definitely, great location and a 5-minute walk to the nearest train station. Near donki, near malls, near asakusa and many combinis around the area.

Upper floors have very good views- I could see the Skytree and even part of Sensoji temple! The bed was comfortable and there was a good mix of indirect and direct lighting. Excellent location an easy walk to anywhere in Asakusa.

The window didn't open at all. At the end I realized the clean air intake in the wall had been closed. The breakfast location is a bit of a walk from the hotel and don't think it's worth it for the price. There are morning breakfasts elsewhere in Asakusa that are a better value.

1. Good location it was very convenient. Walking distance to the shops - 3 min walk to 7 eleven, Lawson and Don Quijote. Close to station, it was 5 min walk to train station. We stayed for 2 weeks and daily housekeeping was provided such as changing towels and bins. 2. Front desk staff was very helpful and speaks English very well. Very quick to communicate if you have any questions. 10/10 service. Definitely recommend!

Only 2 washing machines in the hotel. Wish there were more machines to use.

The location was amazing - few minutes walk from the Senso-Ji Temple which is very beautiful. I like the area of Asakusa - it’s nice to walk around with the temple area and has a good vibe but it’s not in a really mad noisy area of Tokyo. I love those areas too but it’s nice to get away! Staff were very friendly. Free coffee & hot drinks in the reception area. I had an amazing view of the Skytree which was great. Very close to Tawaramachi and Asakusa subway stations and lots of shops very close by, like 7/11 and bakeries etc. I really liked it and wished I had booked more nights here and was sad to leave.

The room was relatively small but I’ve come to realise that’s quite normal in Japan, so it’s best to get used to that! I could still open a large suitcase if I moved the desk chair. I didn’t love the breakfast at the time, which is in a restaurant very close by. The western breakfast was an omelette, a small frankfurter sausage, some bacon and some other bits. And lots of thick white bread you could toast and have with butter and strawberry jam. I thought that was quite odd and not that great but it was my first breakfast in Japan and I was comparing it to a classic British hotel breakfast buffet. In hindsight, I think it was quite a normal decent breakfast for Japan. The thick white toast with strawberry jam is definitely a thing here!

The breakfast at both of the restaurants was okay. The location of the hotel was good - close to shopping malls and within walking distance of other attractions

I was disappointed to find that we had to walk to breakfast, and even more disappointed to find that when we booked the extra two nights there was no breakfast voucher included as it was for the nights booked through Trip-a-Deal. Perhaps I misunderstood when I booked the extra two nights, but we were disappointed to find that there was no shuttle service to the airport available. We would have been happy to pay a reasonable price (not taxi prices) if we could have avoided walking to the station in the rain and trying to find our way around the rail system.

The hotel and staff were wonderful. The beds and pillows were comfortable, the space under the bed was sufficient for our medium sized suitcases (but any bigger and they wouldn't have fit, taking them in and out was a little twisty but fine). Nice lounge, working washing machine and dryer plus s coffee station. Functional kettle and proper cups in the room. Good connection to multiple subway lines. Sumida river and skytree in easy walking distance. Nice restaurants (even vegan and gluten-free options) and a supermarket pretty much next door.

The door to the bathroom was a little too transparent and the room had too many mirrors that all showed that door. The chair for the desk was too big for the space and always in the way. It couldn't be pushed all the way in (falling hazard) or due to the narrow space pulled out far enough to (comfortably) sit on, never mind moving it somewhere else.

Very nice hotel, walking distance to two metro stations, lots of cafes and shops nearby. The room itself is clean, very nice view of the TV tower!!! Staff are very friendly, on the first floor there is a dining area with tables, there is a cooler and vending machines. There is also a laundry room, but there are only two washing machines, they were always busy in the evening, but I managed to catch a free one early in the morning. Overall I recommend this hotel !

Nice hotel in vibrant Asakusa. Close to many things and relatively close to the subway station (7 mins). I found the bed very comfortable - I know many people don’t appreciate a firm mattress but for mec it was perfect!

Not a critic because we knew it would be the case - but very small room. Also it could do with a bit of a renovation - some scuffs on walls, dust under bed.

The hotel was in a great location in Asakusa. It was really close to Senso-ji Temple, and a couple train stops to Tokyo Skytree. The staff was professional and polite, spoke English so check-in was a breeze. There was free coffee/drinks in the lobby, as well as a quiet room to relax with different vending machines. The hotel was a little smaller than anticipated, but still roomy enough. We got a room with 2 twin beds. There was a long desk which was nice and the beds were on stands so we were able to store our suitcases underneath without it taking up more space in the room. The bathroom was smaller than I thought it was going to be. It was like a cruise ship bathroom with shower only and space for a toilet and small sink. Just enough space.

The bathroom was a lot smaller than I thought. I know I fit in the shower, but a couple times I did bump into the walls because it was so snug. The had washing machines there which was nice, but it was a washer/dryer combo. I think this is normal in Japan or probably even Asia. It was just an adjustment to get my clothes washed and dried.