Excellent location. Modern, clean, just enough space (small by U.S. standards but well laid out with everything you need). I would definitely stay here again now that I know how to address the smell issue

We stayed in late February, the wind was blowing pretty strongly and there is a vent to the outside that rattles loudly all night. In addition, by the 3rd day we started getting a foul odor in the room after running the sink/shower. Since the front desk isn't staffed after 10pm, it was difficult to deal with. In the morning the front desk staff just told us to run the water in the "kitchen sink" (hidden in a cabinet) as water from previous use gets stuck and smells. It fixed it. If they cleaned every day, they could ensure this didn't happen to new guests coming in.

After a friendly welcome, we were delighted to find a very comfortable bed and pillows that didn't have buckwheat! The bathroom was large, and the shower had strong water pressure. There are some hidden kitchen facilities that would be handy, but we didn't realise you could ask for plates and equipment at reception so we didn't use them. The twin room was quiet and had a little more than average space for the price

The location is walking distance to lots of restaurants and the sites of Aksakusa. However, it's on the least useful train line... the Tsukuba Express line so you will need to walk further for Ginza or Toei line trains that are far more useful for visitors. For this reason, I would not stay in this location again.

The location was excellent. Very quiet even though it is clise to the main street. Central to train and metro stations, lots of restaurants and shops. Our room was well equipped but darn it was cold when we came in for the night. And it would take a long time to heat up once the power was restored to the room. Shower was great, plenty of hot water and spacious.

The room had a kitchenette but there was nowhere in the hotel that had sugar or coffee whitener, even though they provided complimentary coffee for the rooms. There was also no where to eliminate recycle goods such as pop bottles or cans. We ended up carrying them to a roadside selection of bins. Again, as the hotel provided drinks, we felt they should provide a recycle bin also.

- So good to have a separate bedroom (we stayed in the Family Room) - Kitchenette, and bathroom with a drying room feature (great when a few things got wet in the rain). - Separate bathroom and toilet. - So so close to Asakusa / Sensoji and the Kappanbashi kitchen/knife district. Just 5 minutes walk to see Sensoji and surrounds by night and in the morning before the crowds - also fun with the crowds when all the little shops open. - Only 8 minutes walk to Tawaramachi station on the Ginza line and 10 mins to Asakusa Station where you can travel to/from Narita Airport at half the price of the Keisei Skyliner. Or 1300 yen in a taxi from Ueno Station. - Fantastic ramen shop on the corner. - Kombinis within 3 - 5 min walk.

Nothing - this accommodation was great for our family of five (3 adults, 2 teens and one 11 year old). Just FYI - it’s 40 mins from Shinjuku/ Shibuya on the subway. If you think you’ll be in those areas a lot, perhaps don’t stay in Asakusa. We were very happy with Asakusa as a base.

We stayed in a doble bed room and it was extremely comfortable. We loved the bathroom, the water pressure was amazing and the hotel even provided regular size shampoo, conditioner and body wash. When we checked in Pablo was amazing, he explain everything to us in Spanish and he was super nice. Due to our long flight he let us do a early check in with no extra fee. The hotel is a 5 min walk from the metro station and it’s ok the G line (the same line to go to Shibuya and Ginza); a crossed the street we had a seven eleven and just a few minutes walk we had the Senso-ji temple.

Location was great - close to many restaurants, convenience stores (Lawson, 7Eleven, Family Mart), subway stations and also the Sensō-ji Temple (5 mins walk) which had lots of cafes and cute shops around it. The rooms were big and spacious for Japan. The beds were very spacious, bathroom was very clean and we appreciated the extra towels they provided. They also provided free snacks and drinks. Staff were very nice and friendly. I will definitely come back to this hotel when I’m back in Tokyo!

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Cute building, nicely appointed, very convenient to Asakusa and one of its four subway stations (Tsukuba Express line). A mile's walk to Tokyo National Museum to the west, and the restaurants and pedestrian malls and shrines and riverfront of Asakusa are right on hand to the east. Enjoyed our 10th floor view of SkyTree tower lights. Staff was helpful.

The family suite was smaller than pictures suggested. Floor space was tight. The living area includes one of the bedrooms. No breakfast, not a budget option, but a fair rate for a nicely appointed family suite in a good location.

We booked the two bedroom hotel room for my mother-in-law, husband, and me. This was SO spacious and comfortable! Highly recommend staying in the Asakusa district, even though it’s busy during the day, it’s so nice and quiet at night (but still close enough to all the restaurants and bars if you need them!). The room had great beds, a lounge area, kitchen (enough to cook if you wanted to), and a very roomy bathroom - we were not expecting that in Japan 🤭 The staff were always helpful and informative with any questions we had. Thanks for an awesome stay in Tōkyō!

Fantastic location. Close to many sights and a number of train stations. Very friendly and helpful staff. We could see the Sky Tree from our bedroom window on the 11th floor. We got some free drinks and snacks in the room when we arrived. Washing machines are located on level 1 near reception 300 Yen per wash. There were also dryers but we just dried our clothes in our room on the clothes rack.

Very small kitchen set up with only a coffee table to eat from and futon/sofa to sit on. But I can see why they did that if you had 6 people were staying in the room.

The location was great and had easy access to both train lines in Asakusa. Check in was easy and the laundry in reception area was very handy

The apartment was advertised as being two bedrooms but only one bedroom had a door any they other bed was fully exposed to the lounge/entry area. It offered no privacy to those in that area and the entry way sensor light was very disruptive if others went to the toilet overnight. A privacy screen for the second bedding area would make a big difference d