The location was fantastic. Close to Toei Asakusa line and within walking distance to Ginza line and of course very very close to Sensoji and Skytree. In the morning we got compliments bread and drinks for each person which is good for us because we were always rushing to go to town. Another plus point is of course the view from rooftop which is superb!

The only downside is the room/toilet size. I feel like the room can be designed a bit better. But overall it is what is expected with that affordable price per room furthermore close to the train station and major attractions.

Location was very ideal. It was close to the subway and a lot of other conbini stores and cheap restaurants. It was also walking distance to the Sensoji Temple which was pleasant. Although the room was very small (which we were already aware beforehand), its very clean. Basic amenities like shampoo, body wash, and conditioner are provided and they also provide more like facial wash and earplugs. The room was very quiet and our sleep is uninterrupted.

The size but we were fully aware of that. We were aware that hotel rooms in Tokyo are very small so travellers, be warned!

Location was fantastic. 1 min walk from the Asakusa station (Akasaka subway line) and this same line connects directly to both Narita and Haneda airport terminals. Very compact rooms but well designed so there is a holding spot for everything. We had a twin sharing room where the beds were elevated on a wooden platform such that luggage’s n shoes can be easily stored below.

Bathroom was a tad too small for travellers like us who are tall and larger in body frames.

The rooftop terrace were a huge plus. Beautiful views of the Tokyo tower. Great for winding downwith a snack or drink after a long day. There is a softdrink vending machine on the terrace but they also sell beers at reception at decent price so no need to find a 7/11. The hotel is also very close to. Asakusa station so easy train access to both Narita and Haneda Airport. Coffee machine in the room does great coffee. Hotel staff is exceptionally helpful and trustworthy. I left my phone at the microwave, thought it was in my room and only after a full day out realized I actually forgot it at reception. They kept it the whole day without a fuss. There is also lots of items that you can borrow including iron, charge cables etc. Amenities at reception is also sufficient. I will definitely stay here again.

The complimentary pastry and drink (juice/chocolate milk, iced coffee) for breakfast is OK, but I'm not a pastry eater so would prefer a hot coffee and muffin/rusk/cookie alternative. However, it's complimentary so still not worthy of a complaint. Just be mindful as a westerner, the rooms are very small and bathroom even smaller. It's exactly what you need to have a sleep and go, but space is limited.

the location is great. from airport, just take direct limit access train to Asakusa station and exit A2B which has elevator and turn right, the hotel is just few step walk from there. near tourist attraction. the rooftop is breathtaking. the bed is nice, comfy. you can change the towel every day. there is a pack of bread and varity of drink for light breakfast every morning. Allow to keep the luggage before check in. But not allow after check out.

the room is small. lol we have to take turn for packing our luggage. coz the space is enough for only one luggage. The toliet is small for big person.

Fantastic location

Booked a room requesting 2 single beds but was given a room with 2 tatami mattresses side by side on a raised platform, bathroom was small. Not much space between the bathroom and bed.

Great location, only 120 m from Senso-ji Temple, right across a convenience store, there are two subway stations nearby: the Toei Line Asakusa Station that takes you straight to and from both Narita and Haneda airport is right next door, and the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line station is only about 100m away. The neighborhood is lively without being too crowded. View from the rooftop is superb, especially at night. Staff is helpful and friendly. Appreciated the complimentary bun and juice/milk box in the morning. Rooms are small but all the buttons to control lighting and temperature are reachable from where you lie in bed, very comfortable. Wifi was speedy.

The room was clean, but the carpet was just a tiny bit moldy in the corners.

The best part of the hotel was the roof top terrace - the view of the Skytree and Sumida River were so calming and lovely to have at the end of a busy day of touristing. Our room had a partial view of the river, which was fine. The location was also great. We loved staying in the Asakusa area, and the hotel was very close to the train station and lines A and G.

The room was very small, but we expected that. It was fine though because we didn't have very much luggage. I can't imagine having that room if we had more than 2 or 3 pieces of 'large' luggage.

I have stayed here before but as a solo traveller. This time, I stayed with my boyfriend and I booked the same type of room; the twin room with a view. I personally think this hotel has the best viewpoint of Tokyo Skytree and the city in general. Staring at the view both from the room and from the rooftop is such a great way to unwind after a long day from exploring Tokyo. They have free light breakfast which consisted of pastry and a juice but there is a Family Mart across the street if you want more variety and sustenance. The best part of this hotel is the location. It is right next to Exit A2b (the elevator) of Asakusa Station so it was easy to get around, and it merges with the Keisei line as well, which makes travelling to and from the airport so easy! No need for transfers. Housekeeping is only every 3 days but with such a small room, it's not really needed. You can have your trash picked up and replaced, and if you need fresh towels, they have a bag inside the room that you can put it in and leave outside to have it replaced as well.

I think it is okay for solo traveller, but the space is too small for two people. I also think for the price is on par with other hotels with bigger space. They also do not hold your luggage after checkout which really surprised me because this was not my experience with all other hotels I have stayed at, but thankfully, we didn't need have our luggage stored as we headed to the airport early.

It’s super close to Asakusa station, like literally a 30 second walk. The staff are SO helpful and kind. Very quiet at night, very clean, and fresh towels every day!

Listen, I don’t often care about TV’s and entertainment, but on our first night in Japan, we wanted an early night, so we decided to head to the hotel to watch a movie. Most hotels these days have casting abilities on TV’s so you can stream Netflix, Disney, etc. However, all we had was screen mirroring which didn’t work at all, basic Japanese channels, and then YouTube! It would be great if this was updated!