Location: walking distance to train stations, airport limousine bus pickup area and tourist spots with lot of eateries around. Shopping malls are nearby too with tax free exemption facilities. (purchase above Yen 5,000 are entitle for the tax-free exemption at the shop.) To Narita Airport: Airport Limousine Bus pickup area is nearby (station at a nearby hotel). You may need to check on the Airport Limousine Bus availability a day ahead of your travel date and make the earlier booking at the nearby hotel. Airport Limousine bus is serving both airports _Narita and Haneda Airport. There is also a direct train to Narita Airport which is available at Toei Asakusa Line (Toei Subway)/ Keisei Line from Asakusa (around Yen 1300++/pax). Toei Subway is around 1km away from the hotel, and it is nearby to Senso-ji temple. Walking with luggage to Toei Subway is a bit challenging, but doable. Recommendation: To take Airport Limousine Bus to Narita Airport or Haneda Airport which is the most convenience way although the journey may take longer compared to train. Room: Room is clean and with a reasonable size of bathroom. Facilities: with a luggage storage room which is safe and convenience. Coffee machine, hot water, cold water and ice maker are available at the lobby area. Pajamas is provided with disposable slippers and toiletries. Breakfast: a simple breakfast with instant soup and bread. The amount is sufficient for a simple breakfast.

Size of the room is small which is common in Japan. There is no dustbin around the town and will need to bring them back to hotel to throw.

The location of the hotel is superb!! Its very near to the airport limousine bus stop; there’s a Lawson and a supermarket nearby; its also near a 24hr Donki, a Uniqlo; near the train station; near Sensoji temple and the Sumida river (sakura area) and lots of restaurants around. The hotel staff were also very helpful with providing our needs like trash bags, pajamas and towels. The staff even helped my friend find a church and to book a taxi that will take her there and back to the hotel. They also give breads for breakfast and there’s always coffee available at the 2nd floor.

The rooms were very small, well typical I guess for Tokyo hotels. The beds were ok. The problem would be when you need to fix your luggages as there’s little floor space to move around.

The facilities were amazing and the hospitality by the wonderful staff was second to none. The cafe area at reception is a hive of activity but also very functional, with a self service cloakroom to store luggage and a very efficient, pocket friendly and quick laundry facility it just makes the stay very well catered for.

Pillows are a bit hard for my liking but I’m guessing that’s a standard everywhere in Japan 😁 I’m sure the staff would try and help if I brought this to their attention, but since I was so impressed with the overall stay there I didn’t want to bring it up.

The hotel is located near in the Asakusa region which is really beautiful and very vivid at day and night, also very near to the Senso-ji temple and the Nakamise street. There's also a kombini (Lawson) just next to the hotel entrance which is very handy. The nearest train station is the Tsukuba Express Line Asakusa Station (which is different from the Asakusa Station from Asakusa Line) and the nearest entrance is one where the bike parking lot is located - entrance A. Later we found that it was easier to walk a little more and go to the Tawaramachi Station, also from the Asakusa Line, that connects directly with other major stations. The hotel have a very cool theme with cool decoration and vibe. You could do your check-in and check-out directly at the self-service stations but the staff was there if you needed them and they were very kind and helpful. The lobby is located on the 2nd floor and it had lots of amenities for your room and also some free beverages like water and coffee, as well as some vending machines. The room is really small but you could fit your luggage under the bed which saved a lot of space. The bed is comfortable and it has USB ports on its back so you can charge your electronic devices just with a cable. The TV was big enough for the space and the air conditioning was working properly. The room has no fridge. It also has one foldable chair and one foldable small table. The bathroom was small but just the enough space needed. It has no bathtub but the shower area had a door and the space reserved for it was good.

The hotel have a policy where they just clean the room and change sheets only every 4 days, so it might be a problem for some people. They change towels and empty the trashcan every day, though. I found strands of hair many times when i came to the room for the first time and also after it was cleaned, probably from the cleaning staff, i didn't mind but i think it might bother some people. The fact that the room doesn't have a fridge was really a bad experience for us, but it was on me because we didn't check that before booking. The room was really small even for Japan standards, even if you manage your belongings very well you sometimes feel clustered around so little space to store them.

The most prime location in Asakusa I felt like I hit the jackpot with this hotel. The vibes were absolutely immaculate, I felt so secure and comfortable honestly it’s a nerds paradise!! So close to the hotspots of Asakusa so mornings and evenings are amazing. The staff are amazing and keep the place so clean. Shout out to the cleaner who helped me vacuum seal my clothes not many hotel staff are that accommodating to their guests. I have already decided that every visit to Tokyo I will be staying in this hotel. Don’t think just book!!!!!!

There nothing to hate!!

This hotel was so cool. The design was cute and the functionality was very good also. There is a convenience store directly next to the hotel and lots of restaurants in walking distance. It's right near the station and lots of taxi's nearby. I loved the shower. The staff were friendly and prompt. There was a free hot drink machine and you can bring your take-away food to eat in the lobby, where there are lots of places to sit and the ambiance is great. The laundry facility was good. The pillows were not great but the feather doona was luxurious! We loved it here so much we cancelled other hotels later in our holiday and came back to stay here again. The photos of the lobby, rooms and surroundings are quite accurate. The staff helped with coin change for the laundry and also received my luggage from the forwarding service and stored it free of charge.

Pillows were hard, and the ice machine in the lobby wasn't always working

Clean, okay price Beds are comfortable, rooms are designed spacious despite being relatively small You can shove your luggage under the bed with the open partitions they made which is a really nice touch, not taking up any space And even if you don't want to, there's a locker space on the second floor if you want to use that

You're kind of forced to eat and drink at the lobby area which can get incredibly crowded as it's quite a big hotel It would've been nice if rooms had at the very least a mini fridge of sorts so you're not forced to stay in the lobby area The elevators can also get super crowded, despite there being 3 elevators It can be frustrating being stuck on an elevator for 5 minutes As far as I know the lights are either on or off Some sort of way to slightly dim the lights would've been really nice!

Loved the location so much! It’s right in the heart of asakusa. You get free pyjamas, slippers, toothpaste, toothbrush, and shampoo/conditioner/body wash. As well as breakfast (pastries) and teas/coffee. Really easy and chill place to stay. Rooms are small but lovely big showers! Our room had a view over Tokyo sky tree which was beautiful!!

Lift was kind of annoying as it takes forever, and stops on the 2nd floor every time it goes up and down. The beds and pillows were not very comfortable, the pillows had hard beans in them and the duvet was really slippery and comes out the cover constantly. The room could be improved with clever storage. Hanging shelves or some other smart surfaces.

If you're a fan of manga you'll enjoy the comic panel aesthetic of the hotel. The staff all spoke English well. There are a few claw machines in the lobby if you fancy your chances, and some manga to read on the shelves. Storage is available in the lobby pre-check-in too. Every morning there are complimentary pastries as a light breakfast. The hotel is located in a great location, right near a shopping arcade and the Sensoji temple area.

In the coin laundry there are only 4 washing machines and 4 dryers in the hotel, so getting washing done can become a bit stressful. The washing machines do their job well enough, but the dryers are so ineffective and seem designed to extract as many 100 yen coins as possible. To the hotel's credit, you can check which machines are in use on your room's TV.

The staff were super friendly and spoke very well in English so it was very easy to communicate with them when we had an issue with a postage. The first floor was really cool and fun, we didn't get to use it much as we were so busy sightseeing in Tokyo. The location was fantastic for the price.

The hotel room was a bit small, however we really liked the use of the storage space under the beds that can be used for suitcases and there were USB plugs at the head of the bed so you can easily plug your phone in and charge it while sleeping and using the phone for an alarm.