Everything❤️

This hotel is very well situated in a quiet area, close to Senso-ji and Asakusa. It was well fitted. There are markets close by for grocery shopping.

This isn’t negative at all but be prepared to walk a little to the hotel. The closest Tokyo metro station is Iriya on the Hibiya line (about 15 min walk) and the closest JR station is Uguisudani (about 20 min walk). Asakusa (on the Tsukuba Express line) and Ueno (JR and Keisei lines) are more than 20 min away.

The room is big, modern and very clean. the self check in process was quick and easy as well.

We stayed for 8 nights, a vacuum to clean the floor would be a nice addition to the room amenities.

The room is spacious, comes equipped with washing machine, microwave oven and even an electric cooker, plus all the cutleries for meals. The toilet bowl and the shower room are separate which increases efficiency during peak hour in the morning. There is a balcony in case you fancy sitting outside for a tea though admittedly there isn't much of a view. There is ample space to hang your coats and to place our big luggage. It is about 10-15 minutes from Iriiya Metro station which gets you to a lot of other places

The cleaning service is only once every 2 days, and that you have to placed a metal notice board outside your room on whether you want it or not. Otherwise, even your trashed don't get emptied. For someone on a holiday mood, this may not be as easy as one thought. 10-15 mins walk to the nearest metro station can be considered far if you have huge luggage or seniors who walked slower.

Quiet neighborhood that is an 8 minute walk to the Iriya subway station, 22 minute walk to Ueno station or 30 minutes to Asakusa in the other direction. The Hibiya line isn’t my favorite, but can’t complain about the convenience. Lots of small restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The apartment itself actually fit 3 people comfortably.

Had no issues to speak of. A sharp knife would have been nice with the utensils and an explanation of what garbage fits what category for disposal and recycling would be nice but this is all minor stuff that had no impact on our stay.

We liked the sliding doors that provided a bit of separation between living area and bedroom. Also good that shower was separate from toilet. By Tokyo standards it is a good sized room for three people with plenty of storage. Nice to have a little balcony and a door to open for fresh air. And a bonus.....a great neighborhood bakery close by!!

A bit of extra signage in English would be nice for example on the washing machine, toilet and light controls. I found the instruction manual for the room(and you do need it as much is 'automated') on the last day of our stay, so that was a bit frustrating. Couldn't get the fan in the bathroom to shut off. It might be a nice idea to switch out the wooden table for an arborite one as it looks as its seen better days but the rest of the place is great!

Hotel provided adequate towels for everyone for the duration of our stay as there was no daily cleaning. It was also located in a quiet part of tokyo and we did not hear much traffic even though our room was on the first floor. Location was walking distance to asakusa, where there were many shops and restaurants. There was alot of space to hang clothes and they provided more hangers than other accomadations. Hotel staff were responsive on booking.com messaging even though it was an unmanned hotel.

Hotel was around 9mins walking from the nearest metro station and there was not much shops along the way. The washing machine had a drying function but was unable to effectively dry clothes, so there was a need to go to the nearby coin laundry to dry the clothes after washing.

Spacious as it is like an apartment rather than hotel. The washing machine in each unit makes it convenient. However it has no dryer. Walkable to Asakusa Station

I booked 2 units and one unit will have short circuit each night. There will not be any staff manning after 10am. However, the hotel is in a residential area and seems safe.

Hotel Sails Asakusa is a great value for money self serviced apartment in the Asakusa area, contrary to Google Maps it is walking distance to Sensoji, Tokyo Skytree & Ueno. For Tokyo standards the apartments are super spacious with a balcony included. Having a laundry & balcony was also very handy and loved how it was in a local neighbourhood but still central. Even though there is no reception there are staff at Hotel Sails who are amazing & are more than happy to help out. The apartments are kept clean & are a great value options for families or groups of 3 or more.

The decor

I like the spacious room with our own beds, fresh linen and pillows with great support. There is a dining table even. Lots of fresh towels for our stay. The property pay a lot of attention to details like providing many poles and knobs to hang out coats and towels, as send even providing a shoe horn.

Washing machine no dryer functionality. Also there is a musty mouldy smell in the laundry roommate for