Air con individual - each room has individual air con and its is not central aircon. hence temperature i can control Space - as with japanese budget hotels, twin room and toilets is just right for a mid size asian couple, if you are big size or european size, the room maybe too small for comfort, especially the toilet Water Bathing - water pressure is great, continuous hot water , and have a bath tub Room Cleaning system is great - room cleaning and make up is every day, but you can choose to just avoid room cleaning and just have towels changed, by placing card on door, great system, as the room is small, each time i decide to room clean i have to close luggage. Location - remember to get the metro pass for as many days u are in tokyo as you can, its useful when u make mistake in taking the metro and wanna change trains. Location has access to lifts, lift exits are about 5min walk from htoel entrance. Amenities- 1 coin washing machine and dryer (great, no one using, but i was there for 2 weeks), reception has all the hair bads, hair clips, toiletries, great. Surrounding - macdonalds is about 7min walk away. min stop convenience stall right outside 1 lift exit from subway, 1 supermarket across the road, 7 eleven, and lawson within walking distance. sukiya also around the area. My expectations - i was there for a sightseeing trip, aircon self control was a great plus( last i visited another hotel was central aircon, that i din like), although location is maybe about 25min to 35min extra time travel to central areas like shinjuku and shibuya, but its a direct access to narita and haneda airports. would stay again. Going to ginza and asakusa and ueno is easy as long as you have the metro pass.

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This hotel offers a fantastic location with easy access to public transport and a great selection of nearby cafes. The Asakusa Line provides a direct connection to Narita Airport, making travel convenient. After a busy day exploring the bustle of the city, the peaceful surroundings are a relaxing retreat to come back to. While the rooms are compact, as expected in Tokyo, they are clean and well-equipped with a TV and USB charging ports for added convenience.

Excellent location at a great value hotel. Staff were friendly and accommodating. They even provided us with a charger for the duration of our stay free of charge. The housekeeping was spot on. Beds were made each day as requested and fresh towels provided without having to ask. Footsteps away from transport and great eating options. Nice quiet neighbourhood right on the doorstep of many attractions. Also being able to open a window for fresh air and to hear the sounds of the neighbourhood was extra special.

For what we paid there are definitely no complaints! Excellent value. Felt safe and the locals were very friendly. Room was small, but the two of us managed and it's what you expect in Japan.

Conveniently located right next to the A3 exit of the Kuramae station, through which the Asakusa line passes. Quiet area

No closet. The double room would be crowded for 2 people but for 1 person its the perfect cozy size

The location was great. Close to metro stations and there are many places nearby to eat. Kuramae is dotted with unique small indie shops and fun to walk around the neighborhood. Very quiet and not crowded like other areas. Property is pretty new and very clean. Nice comfortable beds. Professional staff.

The room is very small and minimal. Not much space for luggage. Tiny bathroom and shower. Our room faced a wall of the building next door and didn’t have any views. We were out in the city all day and only there to sleep, and slept comfortably.

The view from my hotel room was great as this was right on the corner of an intersection so it was beautiful and I was grateful they provided this room. Also, the hotel is literally right beside an entry to Kuramae station so very handy if you're not wanting to stay in the Asakusa area for the day.

There was an outside balcony outside the window of my room allowing for the window to open. There were times one night were the guests in the room next to mine would try and go onto the balcony which then has easy access to my room. Thankfully, it was cold so I wasn't opening my window but that was quite surprising. No complaints about the hotel, just that one experience.

Most of the staff are very helpful and nice. One lady was especially very helpful because I left a bag in Taxi and she helped me handle the whole situation (she worked at afternoon/ night shift). She tried her best to communicate with me in English, and made phone call to find my bag. And also find different ways to show me how to go pick up.

The room it’s not very big, but that’s the common room size most of the time in Tokyo

There were only a few rooms on our floor, so when our group was housed next to each other it felt like we had a private floor. The staff was welcoming, the location was fantastic for transportation, and we were provided plenty of amenities.

As is expected, the rooms were smaller than the typical Western hotel's. Our 6ft guys had to stoop a bit in the shower, but were otherwise fine and enjoyed their stay!

Location of the hotel is perfect (literally next door to Kuramae for the Asakusa line) and Oedo line within a 10 min walk. Also a couple of other stations nearby (Tawaramachi for Ginza line) and convenience stores behind. It was the cleanest hotel I've stayed at in Tokyo so far and the double room is spacious for one person. Robe and slippers were provided and extra amenities were available in the reception area if needed. It was easy to check in/out and store my luggage afterwards.

Nothing. Would gladly stay again.

Good location with several train station entrances near by as well as multiple stores for anything you may need during your stay. Staff was very friendly and welcoming.

Room is a bit small but usable, keep that in mind if you bring multiple large suitcases like we did, that it can get a bit cramped.