Room was clean, new, spacious and made it an oasis away from the summer heat. We had to stay an extra night because of typhoon in Tokyo and the hotel was very accommodating in helping us check for cancellation of trains, giving us an earlier check in, letting us store our luggages and printing out our qr codes for the new shinkansen tickets. We would definitely stay here again in the future. Beds were very comfortable, 2 toilets, 2 shower areas made our stay for 5 very comfortable.

Rates extended to us on the last minute booking because of typhoon was very steep. There were other guests asking for a discount as well because it was an emergency but hotel refused to extend the same pre paid rate that we paid originally. We felt the hotel could have been more understanding as we were guests caught in a situation where we couldn't leave because of typhoon. It felt like they were also taking advantage of our situation as we had no choice if we didn't want to move hotels.

Nice quiet neighborhood, right down the street from Lawson's, staff were so polite and helpful. Vending machine literally right outside our door on the lobby level. 12 min walk to train station and the temple. Some great local restaurants and bars close by. Washer and dryer on lobby level as well.

If you are sensitive to cigarette smoke, there is a tiny smoking room next to the elevator, the door is always kept closed but you can smell it if someone has recently smoked in it. Didn't bother us but some people are bothered by smoke.

Great location. Very close to Asakusa temple and easy walking to the train station. Lovely little balcony, although it was small it was enough for two people to sit. The little kitchenette was a bonus, very compact with everything you needed. There were drinks in the fridge for two people, coke, beer, matcha tea, orange and water, all free. That was a very nice surprise. Reasonable sized room. The beds were not as comfortable as others I had stayed in during my visit to Japan, but they were certainly not uncomfortable.

One of the hall lights had a movement sensor, but kept flicking on during the night for no reason, so had to block the sensor with toilet paper. There were no individual bedside lights, just an overheard light that could be dimmed.

Very new hotel with modern facilities. Location is superb, very short walking distance to Senso-ji shrine and Asakusa station. Room was quite spacious and had a big bathroom (Japanese style shower/bathtub) that we liked a lot. Beds were very comfy and everything was clean and fresh. There was a balcony as well from which we could see Tokyo Skytree :) Very pleased with this hotel. We stayed with two kids aged 1 and 5 in a twin room and it was comfortable.

The rooms were larger than expected from the photos. Really enjoy the cleanliness and the roomy bathroom. Everything was beautiful and clean. I really enjoy the neighborhood having the local feel where there's restaurants and stores for people living there.

The major drawback is not being Central. The hotel is really close to one of the major sites but require a bit of travel everyday up to 45 minutes if you want to go to the other major site in Tokyo.

Location was very near to Senso-ji Temple and away from main traffic area so it was very peaceful. Very comfortable bed and clean room. We were lucky that the hotel allowed us to check-in earlier as our flight to Narita was in the morning.

Everything was great.

Location is good, a short walk from Asakusa station. The staff was very very nice and understanding and allowed us to check in early because of our huge luggages, we were grateful. The room also provided us with 4 types of drinks per person: green tea, water, orange juice and beer. There were also coffee sachet and a snack (nuts). The room was spacious and big, and probably the best room I have had for this whole trip. The shower was really very very nice and spacious. The bed had 2 pillows and a cushion, super super comfortable. We enjoyed our stay tremendously!

There was an opened bottle of water that the staff didn't notice and I almost didn't notice. Was a bit disturbed because it would have been a bit unhygienic had we drunk it, but thankfully we noticed and traded for a new one at the counter and the staff was very apologetic. There was also a contour powder thing left behind in the shower shelf too, which was strange.

We loved the location, just set back from the Sensoji temple. Booked a terrace twin room, which gave us lots of space (by japan standards) to sort luggage out before heading home. Very clean, which we had come to expect with Japan. The staff were excellent, and on our last morning the lady on reception went out of her way to not only book us a taxi to the station but to also make sure it arrived and helped us to the taxi in the pouring rain.

The rooms were built for people <5ft 7in tall. Any taller and you'll bang you head on the way out to the terrace, when you get out of bed (on that side of the room) and in the toilet as there are some low hanging wall outcrops. The toilet room is tiny - smallest we had in all of Japan - with the sink in the next room (or kitchen). Finally, having paid for a terrace suite, with a view of the Skytree, was disappointed to find us on the far end (room 401), with a view if we looked over the divider to the next room

The location was a bit far away from any metro stations but it is in a nice local quiet neighborhood thats very close to senso-ji temple and generally a good price per night for the stay. The staff were nice and accomodating. The room was clean and the A/C was easy to figure out with google translate.

The lobby smells like cigarettes, not a big deal

Outdoor Spa was great. Tatami mat room very comfortable. Good beds, nice kitchen. Lots of room for 6. Feels new and clean.

No toaster oven.