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What I like most about this hotel is its location. It is right next to the Tokyo Sky Tree where one can get a grand view of it(especially at night) from the room window and the Tokyo Solamachi where the train and subway stations are located. While this hotel is not exactly close to the places of tourist interest and shopping districts (which is why I prefer this for be...What I like most about this hotel is its location. It is right next to the Tokyo Sky Tree where one can get a grand view of it(especially at night) from the room window and the Tokyo Solamachi where the train and subway stations are located. While this hotel is not exactly close to the places of tourist interest and shopping districts (which is why I prefer this for being more quiet), being next to the train station is really all I need. This hotel is among the medium-priced hotels I had to choose from in the vicinity and I was very comfortable resting in the elegantly-styled rooms after a whole day of moving about Tokyo. And the best part of this hotel is the free use of the Handy phone for the duration of your stay. This Handy phone is the ultimate companion when traveling around Japan. I will not think twice in staying in this hotel again.

the very first thing i would like to mention would be the attentiveness of the hotel staff. even though we did not indicated for an extra bed, but listed that 3 person would be staying, the staff prepared an extra bed in our twin room. the hotel is literally beside the biggest temple in tokyo, sensoji. it's very beautiful sight at night when the tourist are gone and te...the very first thing i would like to mention would be the attentiveness of the hotel staff. even though we did not indicated for an extra bed, but listed that 3 person would be staying, the staff prepared an extra bed in our twin room. the hotel is literally beside the biggest temple in tokyo, sensoji. it's very beautiful sight at night when the tourist are gone and temple beautifully lit up. the tokyo sky tree is also within walking distance from the hotel. if you do not know what to do in the area, you can visit asakusa's tourist information centre. the hotel is a 10 min walk from the asakusa tokyo metro station. for anime and manga enthusiast, this means you're only 3 stations away from akihabara. the only con would be that people with the jr pass would not benefit since it is not on the jr line.

It's pricey but the room tax charge by Japan govt is cheap for big rooms. Great view to see Tokyo sky tree! Very good service with smiles every time we enter the hotel plus they are responsive to our email enquirers. Great location near Asakusa shrine and loads of delicious street food. It's connected to a mall and has a 24hr Don Quijote beside and many shopping malls ...It's pricey but the room tax charge by Japan govt is cheap for big rooms. Great view to see Tokyo sky tree! Very good service with smiles every time we enter the hotel plus they are responsive to our email enquirers. Great location near Asakusa shrine and loads of delicious street food. It's connected to a mall and has a 24hr Don Quijote beside and many shopping malls beside. Highly recommended.

This hotel equipped with full facilities. The airport shuttle is park at the hotel, it make our journey easy with luggages. As the hotel name 'View' so, you can see the Mt. Fuji (if the weather is clear) and Tokyo sky tree in your room! The location is nearest TX express that to connect with the subway around Tokyo! Moreover, just cross the road and walk 2 minutes. You...This hotel equipped with full facilities. The airport shuttle is park at the hotel, it make our journey easy with luggages. As the hotel name 'View' so, you can see the Mt. Fuji (if the weather is clear) and Tokyo sky tree in your room! The location is nearest TX express that to connect with the subway around Tokyo! Moreover, just cross the road and walk 2 minutes. You will arrived at shopping area that connect to Sensoji (Asakusa Temple).

Stayed here for 6 nights. Good location right next to the elevator exit of Tawaramachi station, great to walk around the traditional neighborhood of Asakusa. Check-in process is a little bit weird with you having to enter your information on a touch screen. TINY room that barely allows you to put and keep your luggage on the floor all the time, with just a couple of h...Stayed here for 6 nights. Good location right next to the elevator exit of Tawaramachi station, great to walk around the traditional neighborhood of Asakusa. Check-in process is a little bit weird with you having to enter your information on a touch screen. TINY room that barely allows you to put and keep your luggage on the floor all the time, with just a couple of hangers on the wall and no wardrobe. Being so tiny and with a window that does not open, the air can get a bit stuffy. Bed is comfortable, and staff cleaned the room everyday providing new toiletries and clean yukatas, that you can wear to sleep or to go to the public baths on the 14th floor (the best part of the hotel!). They are separated by gender, with a few individual seating showers to clean yourself before soaking in the big common baths (a big one indoor, a smaller one outdoor, and two individual outdoor baths), where you can socialize with other naked people. They include free breakfast in the Komeda Café downstairs, with 3 set options to choose from (best one is the toast with red beans). It's very nice and filling, but can get a little repetitive if you are staying many days. After our 6 nights stay in this hotel, we went to stay in another area of Tokyo for 3 nights, and on the last day we had to pass nearby this hotel to take the train out of Tokyo. It was early, we had some things to do around there, and we had a lot of luggage that didn't fit in the public coin lockers in Tawaramachi station, so we asked if we could leave them in the hotel for a couple of hours. They refused because we were not "currently" staying there, which I can kind of understand (even though we had just stayed there 6 nights!), but it would have been a nice gesture and avoid us the hassle to go to Ueno station to find bigger coin lockers.

Great little hotel in Asakusa not far from Tokyo Sky Tree and close to the Sanja-sama shinto shrine. You feel good in here. The staff is very professional and friendly. The rooms are small, but everything is very clean and well organised. For a business traveller, you may chose the semi double room which is more comfortable. There are many convenience stores around and...Great little hotel in Asakusa not far from Tokyo Sky Tree and close to the Sanja-sama shinto shrine. You feel good in here. The staff is very professional and friendly. The rooms are small, but everything is very clean and well organised. For a business traveller, you may chose the semi double room which is more comfortable. There are many convenience stores around and it is easy to take a quick breakfast. The metro stations are at a short walking distance.

Pros - Direct train to/from Narita Airport - Near other stations on different line - Staffs speak sufficient English and really helpful and hospitable. I once asked the staff to make a reservation at a sushi restaurant and they just did it for you (thanks Sato-san). They also allow us to arrange time to make up the room and took the effort to call us even we have...Pros - Direct train to/from Narita Airport - Near other stations on different line - Staffs speak sufficient English and really helpful and hospitable. I once asked the staff to make a reservation at a sushi restaurant and they just did it for you (thanks Sato-san). They also allow us to arrange time to make up the room and took the effort to call us even we have put up the do not disturb sign and left us new towels by the door - There are good facilities... Hot bath, sauna, massages machines (I love the foot massager after a long walk) and ice machines, free of charge. There are also laundry rooms and - It's really clean. - The room is bigger than most rooms in Tokyo and there is a cupboard to hang your clothes - Near to Yen shops and other attractions such as Nakamise Street and Tokyo Sky Tree - Plenty of shops in the area such as family mart and ozeki supermarket as well as drug store Cons - Hotel a bit old/outdated and can be seen by the use of key door and the toilet bowl but I'm not fussy since it's really clean and comfy If I decided to stay in Asakusa in the future, I would definitely come back to this hotel again Tips - There's direct train from/to Narita Airport (Narita Sky Access train) to/from Asakusa Station Toei Line which is just around 5-7 minutes walk to the hotel - if you can't catch the direct train, fret not as it will require only 1 transfer on the same platform at the right station so you won't have to worry if you bring big heavy luggages. Just ask the staffs at the station and they will tell you the train you should take, whether to transfer and the time of arrival of the train - The Toei Asakusa Line has elevator exit. just follow A2b exit signage. Its really easy - The hotel is also nearby the other 3 stations which are ginza line (elevator also available), tobu sky tree line and tsukuba express line. Tawaramachi Station of Ginza Line is also around 5-10 minutes walk - Keep in mind though that Toei Asak

Convenient location, a couple minutes' walk from Asakusa and Ginza subway lines, easy to find. If you're a tourist visiting Tokyo for the first time, it's also quite close to at least two of the major sightseeing locations... 7 minutes' walk to Senso-ji Temple, 20 minutes to Tokyo Skytree, and 23 minutes to Edo Tokyo Museum. It's also two subway stops away from Ueno S...Convenient location, a couple minutes' walk from Asakusa and Ginza subway lines, easy to find. If you're a tourist visiting Tokyo for the first time, it's also quite close to at least two of the major sightseeing locations... 7 minutes' walk to Senso-ji Temple, 20 minutes to Tokyo Skytree, and 23 minutes to Edo Tokyo Museum. It's also two subway stops away from Ueno Station, which is a major rail hub in Tokyo, from which many local and bullet train lines depart. Hotel itself is typically Japanese, small rooms, bed takes up most of it. Nice big TV on the wall, very effective AC, and a clean (albeit tiny) bathroom (again, typical). Definitely worth the money, though, given the location.

I stayed in Dormy Inn Asakusa during my last trip to Tokyo. As many reviews have mentioned, the location of this hotel is simply excellent. It's very close to the Asakusa subway station and the Ginza line which runs from this station brings you to several of the popular tourist spots like Ueno, Ginza & Shibuya etc. The hotel is located along the Sumida River which o...I stayed in Dormy Inn Asakusa during my last trip to Tokyo. As many reviews have mentioned, the location of this hotel is simply excellent. It's very close to the Asakusa subway station and the Ginza line which runs from this station brings you to several of the popular tourist spots like Ueno, Ginza & Shibuya etc. The hotel is located along the Sumida River which offers a fantastic view of the new Tokyo Sky Tree. In addition, the famous Sensō-ji is just walking distance away. The temple is packed during day time but drop by on the way back from the subway station at night and you'll find people from all walks of life stopping by for a quick prayer. The rooms are clean and cosy, there are washing machines available for free and hotel guests are treated to free ramen every night. McDonalds and a 24-hour convenient store is just located a few steps away. I truly enjoyed my stay at Dormy Inn Asakusa.

About five minutes walk from Asakusa metro station, where Asakusa line and Ginza line run through, and 2 minutes walk from Asakusa station where a local train line run through too. Very convenient location. Walking distance to Tokyo sky tree and Senso Ji. If you are into photography, you could go to Senso Ji late at night or early in the morning to get some great shot...About five minutes walk from Asakusa metro station, where Asakusa line and Ginza line run through, and 2 minutes walk from Asakusa station where a local train line run through too. Very convenient location. Walking distance to Tokyo sky tree and Senso Ji. If you are into photography, you could go to Senso Ji late at night or early in the morning to get some great shots with much less people around. Lots of shops and restaurants nearby, you can find a supermarket close by too. Staffs are very friendly and helpful. The room is decent sized and the bathroom is spotless. Good value for money. Would recommend anyone travel to Tokyo to stay in this place.

Loved this hotel. They have a handset device that you can use for free to make phone calls international or if you prefer to have wifi hotspot you only pay 3JPY/day unlimited internet. Great deal! The rooms are amazing a bit small but to be expected. The hotel is right next to Tokyo SkyTree. Hotel is on not on city centre but its super close to metro station. The break...Loved this hotel. They have a handset device that you can use for free to make phone calls international or if you prefer to have wifi hotspot you only pay 3JPY/day unlimited internet. Great deal! The rooms are amazing a bit small but to be expected. The hotel is right next to Tokyo SkyTree. Hotel is on not on city centre but its super close to metro station. The breakfast was amazing as well. The staff a bit less friendly than other hotels but still was great. Definitely a great deal for your money.

Difficult to walk to the hotel to many exits at Asakusa train exit. We took the taxi and it cost us only 490 yen which is cheap about AUD 7.00. The Sumida Park is just across the hotel a 5 mins walk and the Tokyo Sky tree is close to hotel also 5 mins walk.Lawson supermarket is just across the hotel where you can get milk n snacks. Staff can speak English and was help...Difficult to walk to the hotel to many exits at Asakusa train exit. We took the taxi and it cost us only 490 yen which is cheap about AUD 7.00. The Sumida Park is just across the hotel a 5 mins walk and the Tokyo Sky tree is close to hotel also 5 mins walk.Lawson supermarket is just across the hotel where you can get milk n snacks. Staff can speak English and was helpful with answering our questions.

My booking was last minute but we had no problems getting the room and everything set up by the time we checked in. The room is small but was more than enough space for two travelers. Our room was cleaned daily and we would often be greeted by the housekeepers which helped make our stay feel very welcoming and warm. The view of Tokyo Skytree is definitely a reason I wo...My booking was last minute but we had no problems getting the room and everything set up by the time we checked in. The room is small but was more than enough space for two travelers. Our room was cleaned daily and we would often be greeted by the housekeepers which helped make our stay feel very welcoming and warm. The view of Tokyo Skytree is definitely a reason I would choose this as my hotel again when I'm back in Tokyo.

the location of the hotel is accessible to both the asakusa and oedo lines which leads to the major attractions around tokyo. the location itself is just a station away from the major attractions like the asakusa area and the akihabara electronics city. asakusa line itself is directly connected to the line that links it to haneda airport. the line itself can be use ...the location of the hotel is accessible to both the asakusa and oedo lines which leads to the major attractions around tokyo. the location itself is just a station away from the major attractions like the asakusa area and the akihabara electronics city. asakusa line itself is directly connected to the line that links it to haneda airport. the line itself can be use to access to the oshiage station where the tokyo skytree is located. the hotel itself is relatively a new one and the room assigned to me is facing the river overlooking the tokyo skytree. the hotel's grand bathroom has an outdoor hot pool facing the river and the skytree although you need to stand in order to see this view. the hotel itself has courteous staffs but not everyone can speak english. the room size is typical of japanese business hotels with basic amenities in clean and comfortable conditions. the beds are too soft for me although i was not able to ask if i can change it into a harder one for my back. generally, i am satisfied with the stay in this hotel and would recommend it for future stay.

We stayed at Hotel Wing International Select Asakusa Komagata for 2 nights. The hotel situates in a very prime location & close to subway. We were informed about free small breakfast each morning (bread + drink), which was nice but we didn't come down to take them since we don't usually have breakfast. The staffs were very nice and polite and also told us to checkout ...We stayed at Hotel Wing International Select Asakusa Komagata for 2 nights. The hotel situates in a very prime location & close to subway. We were informed about free small breakfast each morning (bread + drink), which was nice but we didn't come down to take them since we don't usually have breakfast. The staffs were very nice and polite and also told us to checkout their rooftop if we have time. We booked for a Japanese twin room type since it was the cheapest and was happy with the room. The beds were comfy and the room was clean and new. There were also luggages space beneath the bed. The coffee machine was easy to use and a plus. The wifi was superb as each room get specific login+password so no bandwidth stealing during peak time! The tv was a smart tv so you can connect & stream from your mobile device. The most awesome thing was the rooftop of the hotel where you can see the Asakusa area with Tokyo skytree etc! Overall, this was the best hotel we stayed at during our trip.

If you're wondering where to stay in Tokyo, Asakusa is definitely on the go! Really recommended as it is a lovely neighborhood! There are shopping arcade, malls, shrine, tokyo skytree, a bunch of mouthwatering restaurants/snackstalls, and transport hub. The hotel is located just a little across Asakusa city center and shopping arcade, it's also walkable from metro stat...If you're wondering where to stay in Tokyo, Asakusa is definitely on the go! Really recommended as it is a lovely neighborhood! There are shopping arcade, malls, shrine, tokyo skytree, a bunch of mouthwatering restaurants/snackstalls, and transport hub. The hotel is located just a little across Asakusa city center and shopping arcade, it's also walkable from metro station (less than 10mins walk from nearby metro). Friendly staff tho don't speak english. The hotel itself is quite an old one but maintained well! It's clean, spacey (compared to other accomm in Tokyo), and has almost all facility you probably need. Except..clothes and towel hanger in the bathroom. The bathroom is a bit too dark and looking a little traditional (there's a little chair and a basin). Other than that, this hotel is much value for money!

By far the best hotel we have ever stayed in Tokyo. Value For Money/Facilities - Executive Double Room: 1) Spacious by Japan's standard; 2) Has a kitchenette complete with the basic electric stove, kitchen counter, medium-sized refrigerator, rice-cooker, table ware and cleaning ware; 3) Has a washing machine which is easy to use; 4) Has decent-sized walk-in cl...By far the best hotel we have ever stayed in Tokyo. Value For Money/Facilities - Executive Double Room: 1) Spacious by Japan's standard; 2) Has a kitchenette complete with the basic electric stove, kitchen counter, medium-sized refrigerator, rice-cooker, table ware and cleaning ware; 3) Has a washing machine which is easy to use; 4) Has decent-sized walk-in closet enough to fit 4 luggages; 5) Has standard Japanese toilet with bidet, shower but no bathtub (which is not a big deal); 6) Has very comfortable bed; and 7) Hotel lents you a smartphone with unlimited internet which is very convenient etc. Location: The hotel is very near to the Asakusa (Tsukuba) Station (3-min walk), Don Quijote (popular discount shop, 1-min walk), Asakusa Sushiken (sushi restaurant which is halal certified, 3-min walk) and Asakusa Nakamise Street (popular tourist shopping area, 3-min walk). If you arrive in Tokyo via the Tokyo Station and carrying luggages, the travel via train from Tokyo Station to Tsukuba is hassle-free as all the train stations stops (Tokyo Station, Akihabara and Asakusa Stations) have elevators/escalators so you don't have to worry about carrying your luggages using the stairs. Cleanliness: Tip-top! Staff: The staff in-charge at the lobby can speak English so there was no communication issue. Will definitely stay here again!

We expected the room to be small - and it was! But what we didn't expect was how ingenious the room design was that it could fit so many things into it. We are business travellers and as such, we have a lot of equipment for our workshops in the conference that we were attending in a venue about 8 minutes walk away. However, there was enough space for us to work on o...We expected the room to be small - and it was! But what we didn't expect was how ingenious the room design was that it could fit so many things into it. We are business travellers and as such, we have a lot of equipment for our workshops in the conference that we were attending in a venue about 8 minutes walk away. However, there was enough space for us to work on our materials as well as to store our things. The under-bed drawer was a good way to have additional space. The Hotel Mystays Asakusa was walking distance to the Tokyo Skytree, the Sumo stadium, and the train stations. However, we are walkers, so the distances are fine for us. It may not be so for other travellers. Mystays do have bicycles for rent, and would be an excellent way to explore the area.

This new hotel is a great place to stay on a budget. It's located about 300 meters from a subway stop and train line, so it's easy to get to and convenient. The staff is ultra friendly and helpful with any questions. Everything is new and up-to-date. There is a wonderful view of the Tokyo Sky Tree near the hotel and also a major temple within walking distance. I felt s...This new hotel is a great place to stay on a budget. It's located about 300 meters from a subway stop and train line, so it's easy to get to and convenient. The staff is ultra friendly and helpful with any questions. Everything is new and up-to-date. There is a wonderful view of the Tokyo Sky Tree near the hotel and also a major temple within walking distance. I felt safe to walk at night alone, but was cautious not to stay out too late. It seems like next door to the hotel, there was some type of housing for low-income people. I was asked for money once, but I just kept walking and it wasn't a problem. There were marts nearby for food, and the room has a refrigerator, so I was about to keep some things in my room. There were lots of restaurants near the train stop, but not immediately near the hotel. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay there and recommend it to anyone!

This hotel, is located at quite nice place and provides you clean facility. I have traveled Tokyo very many times and experienced many hotels. For many tavelers, reasonable price is very important. So many travelers choose economy size room and everybody knows that would be good choice. But you should aware of that, this hotel's room is smaller than average economy siz...This hotel, is located at quite nice place and provides you clean facility. I have traveled Tokyo very many times and experienced many hotels. For many tavelers, reasonable price is very important. So many travelers choose economy size room and everybody knows that would be good choice. But you should aware of that, this hotel's room is smaller than average economy size room. Really small, but every facilities are equipped. But in my case, the view from my room was absolutely nice. Drinking booze with sky tree view across the rive through window, that was really charming. If you don't care with space problem, this choice would be nice.

I stayed in the hotel for 3 nights in December 2018. I must say it was perfect. The staffs was friendly and will do whatever it takes to help you even though they speak only little English. But no problem at all, we manage to communicate. Nearby restaurants was pretty good so no issue in finding food. There is a supermarket just down the road very convenient. This hote...I stayed in the hotel for 3 nights in December 2018. I must say it was perfect. The staffs was friendly and will do whatever it takes to help you even though they speak only little English. But no problem at all, we manage to communicate. Nearby restaurants was pretty good so no issue in finding food. There is a supermarket just down the road very convenient. This hotel is just one stop from the popular station Ueno. Getting around Tokyo was not an issue, train station just 1min away. Coffee, tea and juices are free for hotel guests and every night they served breads from 7-9pm, 9-11pm they served simple rice, soups with Japanese sides. Very very good! We booked a twin room for 4 of us, my kids were 7 n 9yo and the room was simple and extremely clean. rooms in Tokyo in general is small hence we don’t mind small room. I definitely will recommend this hotel to all, if you like to stay in a small town this is the perfect place.Well done vessel inn staffs we really appreciate your kindness

It is a very great and new hotel. I like the Slumberland mattress and very comfortable Japanese brand feather and down pillows and comforters. I stayed in this hotel 3 nights but I didn't want to wake up for every morning. I came back to my country and tried to purchase the same mattress but the seller said this model is exclusive for hotel only :-( Needless to say ...It is a very great and new hotel. I like the Slumberland mattress and very comfortable Japanese brand feather and down pillows and comforters. I stayed in this hotel 3 nights but I didn't want to wake up for every morning. I came back to my country and tried to purchase the same mattress but the seller said this model is exclusive for hotel only :-( Needless to say the location of this hotel is super good. There are 3 important things to do in Asakusa. Asakusa temple, Skytree, Cruise to Daiba. It just takes 5 mins walking distance from subway station to hotel. Temple and ferry terminal are also 100 and 200 meters from hotel. Please don't waste your time to take any Skytree pictures in the street since the 13/F hotel lobby floor is the best angle to view the tower! ( lobby window is super clean and transparent ...) I really suggest you to choose this hotel in your last few days of your Tokyo trip like me (b/c it is far away from western shopping and nightlife area likes Shibuya, Shinjuku... I would like to thanks Mr/Ms. Erika from the hotel. He/she replied my request point by point after I booked the rooms from Agoda before my trip. It never happen for so many previous hotel bookings from Agoda before. Many thanks for your good service! I will choose this hotel again if I stay in Asakusa.

Gracery Asakusa is just what you'd expect from a middle range priced hotel. It's new and clean, the interior is very nice, modern with Japanese hints. The staff is formal, friendly, speak English well. The room has everything a traveller would need, micro oven is on 2nd floor as well as coin laundry (400 yen, no detergent needed). The shower and bath room is separate w...Gracery Asakusa is just what you'd expect from a middle range priced hotel. It's new and clean, the interior is very nice, modern with Japanese hints. The staff is formal, friendly, speak English well. The room has everything a traveller would need, micro oven is on 2nd floor as well as coin laundry (400 yen, no detergent needed). The shower and bath room is separate with the toilet and sink, actually the former is too large, while the double room itself would be a bit small for two people with suitcases. The biggest advantage of the hotel is of course its strategic location, just a few minutes to Asakusa station with 2 subway lines, direct connection to both airports and areas south of Tokyo like Yokohama, as well as north, like Tochigi. The area around the station has a lot of shops and eateries. I only wish there were hair conditioner in the bathroom, it's important for those whose hair gets tangled and most hotels have it. Also, the tea pot was giving an unpleasant taste to water.

We really enjoyed our stay. The room was small for the 3 of us, but this was expected in japan so it didn’t bother us. We wasn’t looking forward to the idea of using shared bathroom facilities but it was better than expected. The facilities were always clean and they were free to use whenever we wanted to use it. Although the pros, the hotel was very far from the sta...We really enjoyed our stay. The room was small for the 3 of us, but this was expected in japan so it didn’t bother us. We wasn’t looking forward to the idea of using shared bathroom facilities but it was better than expected. The facilities were always clean and they were free to use whenever we wanted to use it. Although the pros, the hotel was very far from the station. . We didn’t really mind this walk on the way to the station. The issue was mainly at the end of the day when we would be tired from exploring and dragging our suitcases was very difficult. We had 4 suitcases between the 3 of us plus our backpacks. Also, we stayed for a week but the room was only cleaned after we left. We asked for the room to be atleast hooved after 4 days and then once it got messy we just hoovered ourselves. Although the hotel is distant from the station, it is located in a very nice area, close to the sky tree and sensoji temple.

The location was strategic and convenient. It was just minutes away from the JR Asakusa and metro line. Take a few steps and you can see the Sensoji temple and the beautiful Tokyo skytree within vicinity. The room was small but many things made up for that. The hospitable hotel staff, the delicious breakfast, the potable water from tap, big comfortable bed with cho...The location was strategic and convenient. It was just minutes away from the JR Asakusa and metro line. Take a few steps and you can see the Sensoji temple and the beautiful Tokyo skytree within vicinity. The room was small but many things made up for that. The hospitable hotel staff, the delicious breakfast, the potable water from tap, big comfortable bed with choice of pillow and relaxing music from the TV. I will definitely visit again.

The location was easy to find. When we arrived, the staff was not there & no one was around as well, so we waited for about 30 minutes with no clue. It wasn't the time for check in (we knew) but we still needed to put our big luggage but no one was around. But other than that, the location was amazing, 3 different station in walking distance : Tokyo Metro Tawaramachi S...The location was easy to find. When we arrived, the staff was not there & no one was around as well, so we waited for about 30 minutes with no clue. It wasn't the time for check in (we knew) but we still needed to put our big luggage but no one was around. But other than that, the location was amazing, 3 different station in walking distance : Tokyo Metro Tawaramachi St, Tsukuba Express Asakusa St, and Tobu Subway Asakusa St that has direct line to Haneda Airport. Asakusa Senso-ji area was also in walking distance. Restaurants/cafe, supermarkets/minimarkets were everywhere. We booked for budget private family room for 3 with en-suite bathroom but we got bigger private room for 4 with en-suite bathroom for free instead. We could use AC, water heater, and hair dryer for free. The common room has free drink bar : water, coffee, green tea, black tea, and apple tea->all hot & cold, but fortunately it's only on the 1st floor. Microwave, refrigerator, coin locker are also free to use.

The interior design is very special and of high quality. The staff was nice but some seemed to be new as it took him 20-30 mins to prepare for a single set of breakfast. The hostel offers good-quality body wash, shampoo and conditioner for free!! The only inconvenience is that there are no lockers so the luggage is placed in the space under the bottom bunk. But there ...The interior design is very special and of high quality. The staff was nice but some seemed to be new as it took him 20-30 mins to prepare for a single set of breakfast. The hostel offers good-quality body wash, shampoo and conditioner for free!! The only inconvenience is that there are no lockers so the luggage is placed in the space under the bottom bunk. But there is a small safety deposit box for every bed. Bed is small as with every other accommodations in Tokyo.