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We stayed for 7 nights and were very pleased with our stay. The location of the hotel is very good, as it is right across Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Solamachi, Oshiage Station and a few minutes' walk away from the Tokyo Skytree bus station. There is also a supermarket beside the hotel, hence it is very convenient as you can just pop over there in case you need anything. The ...We stayed for 7 nights and were very pleased with our stay. The location of the hotel is very good, as it is right across Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Solamachi, Oshiage Station and a few minutes' walk away from the Tokyo Skytree bus station. There is also a supermarket beside the hotel, hence it is very convenient as you can just pop over there in case you need anything. The surroundings is also very clean and not too busy. There's a great selection of restaurants at Tokyo Solamachi and some other restaurants within short walking distance, including a Pepper Lunch with very nice and friendly staff. The room itself is great, with a very comfortable bed. The bathroom has a bathtub and they provide good toiletries. My only issue with the room is that it hardly has any closet space, so we had to keep most of our clothes in our luggage as we can only take some of it out at any given time.

It is actually quite walkable from the Asakusa station, although my huge backpack and pushing my luggage of the same size didn't help much, but we had a great stroll to the station after we offloaded our stuff. Anyhow, the hotel is also near the temple and since it was New Year's Eve when we arrived, we got to visit the temple near midnight and experience how Japanese ...It is actually quite walkable from the Asakusa station, although my huge backpack and pushing my luggage of the same size didn't help much, but we had a great stroll to the station after we offloaded our stuff. Anyhow, the hotel is also near the temple and since it was New Year's Eve when we arrived, we got to visit the temple near midnight and experience how Japanese spend their New Year. The hotel staff were friendly and very helpful. They even provided us with directions to the nearby telco so that we can get SIM cards for our phones. The room was not too small, as compared to other hotels in Tokyo. I believe the price was also the norm for hotels in Tokyo too, though throwing in free breakfast would be great. In all, we had a pleasant stay at BlueWave Inn Asakusa and we'll definitely be back here.

Fantastic and we feel very happy, satisfied and we will be back in this hotel. This hotel has the best location, just 3 minutes walk to Asakusa (Oedo line)station. Beautiful view of Tokyo Skytree. Our room is facing Tokyo Bay and Mount Fuji (far view) side. But the 26th floor for breakfast time we can see Tokyo Skytree clearly. Probably just 2 km from the hotel. Oh, t...Fantastic and we feel very happy, satisfied and we will be back in this hotel. This hotel has the best location, just 3 minutes walk to Asakusa (Oedo line)station. Beautiful view of Tokyo Skytree. Our room is facing Tokyo Bay and Mount Fuji (far view) side. But the 26th floor for breakfast time we can see Tokyo Skytree clearly. Probably just 2 km from the hotel. Oh, the food... you have to try it, very good. The services amazing and we love it. Everything looks like perfect for us. This hotel should have 5 stars rating. I'll be back!

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.

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

Hotel is right in the middle of tourist spot in Asakusa. Very near to Ginza line subway that connect to various location in Tokyo area. The room is one of the larger one around in Tokyo (Twin room) and the bed is very comfortable but the pillow is a bit on the soft side. Overall a very good and affordable hotel in Tokyo. The subway that link to Haneda airport is only a...Hotel is right in the middle of tourist spot in Asakusa. Very near to Ginza line subway that connect to various location in Tokyo area. The room is one of the larger one around in Tokyo (Twin room) and the bed is very comfortable but the pillow is a bit on the soft side. Overall a very good and affordable hotel in Tokyo. The subway that link to Haneda airport is only a mere 5 minute walk from the hotel.

This is one of my favourite hotels in Tokyo, locates in Asakusa in front of the Sumida River, and with a great view of the new Tokyo Skytree if you book that side of the building. Rooms are great with comfy bed, cooking facilities, a small desk and balcony. Onsen on the top floor is included in the price, so is breakfast. Maybe one thing that could improve at Dormy is ...This is one of my favourite hotels in Tokyo, locates in Asakusa in front of the Sumida River, and with a great view of the new Tokyo Skytree if you book that side of the building. Rooms are great with comfy bed, cooking facilities, a small desk and balcony. Onsen on the top floor is included in the price, so is breakfast. Maybe one thing that could improve at Dormy is the breakfast, but it's ok and enough to get you started in the day. Staff are always friendly and helpful. Location is great, with port for a trip down the Sumida River (cruise) about a minutes walk away, so too Asakusa station.

This is my favorite hotel in Tokyo so far, I've stayed here twice. Huge rooms compared to most hotels in Tokyo with plenty of space for your luggage. Location is great with very short distance to Tsukuba Express line, and right around the corner from Don Quihote for 24/7 shopping and lots of isakaya in front of the hotel. Bed is not rock hard like certain other hote...This is my favorite hotel in Tokyo so far, I've stayed here twice. Huge rooms compared to most hotels in Tokyo with plenty of space for your luggage. Location is great with very short distance to Tsukuba Express line, and right around the corner from Don Quihote for 24/7 shopping and lots of isakaya in front of the hotel. Bed is not rock hard like certain other hotels, though it's still too hard for my taste. Best part is the cleaning where you can choose to clean later in the afternoon (12-14 I believe) if you want, and if you don't need cleaning they always leave you a bag with fresh towels and supplies in case. I tried breakfast one morning and it was pretty good, though mainly Japanese oriented. Minor complaints: No safety box in the room, and the sink in the bathroom is a bit lacking in space to put your stuff. Extremely competent hotel for the money.

We loved the modern, stylish interior and exterior design, with our rooms not too small by Tokyo standards. The modern and convenient comforts in our room suited our lifestyle, including Google Chromecast on the TV so we could watch Youtube and our holiday videos off our phones, and also international outlets so we could use our electronics without an adaptor. The loc...We loved the modern, stylish interior and exterior design, with our rooms not too small by Tokyo standards. The modern and convenient comforts in our room suited our lifestyle, including Google Chromecast on the TV so we could watch Youtube and our holiday videos off our phones, and also international outlets so we could use our electronics without an adaptor. The location may seem a bit further away from the action, but it was perfect for us to wind down at the end of an already packed trip. Only a short stroll from Skytree, and over 300+ shopping/dining options nearby at Tokyo Solamachi, you aren't far from food or shopping. The hotel isn't too far from Oshiage station and you can take the train from straight through to Narita Airport without transferring, which was ideal for us at the end of our trip. I would recommend One@Tokyo for anyone looking to stay somewhere a little less hectic with easy access to Skytree, the Akihabara / Asakusa / Ueno area, and Narita Airport.

I stayed in some other hotels in Tokyo before, but this one was the first where I stayed more than one night, actually until I left Tokyo, because it was the one with the best value for money I could find. The staff is really kind, they helped me to find ATMs, 7 Eleven stores, if you have any problem you can ask them. And the Skytree view of my room was so amazing, I c...I stayed in some other hotels in Tokyo before, but this one was the first where I stayed more than one night, actually until I left Tokyo, because it was the one with the best value for money I could find. The staff is really kind, they helped me to find ATMs, 7 Eleven stores, if you have any problem you can ask them. And the Skytree view of my room was so amazing, I could take better photos of it from my room than directly at the Skytree or on the streets, and I enjoyed that view every day. The Asakusa metro station is not too far away as well as McDonald's and KFC. So in Tokyo I would always stay at that hotel, but my advise is to book early enough, otherwise the room rate could be higher. The only negative thing is the early check-out time on 10 am and the late check-in on 15 pm, but it seems that's normal in Japan.

Compared to staying in touristy places like Shinjuku or Shibuya, staying in Asakusa is pretty cool as it’s not so congested and still furnished with lots of convenience. Don’t need to worry about food, transportation, shopping and sight seeing. The hotel itself is good as we don’t ask for much. Just that it’s a bit small so if you have big luggage’s it may be cramped. ...Compared to staying in touristy places like Shinjuku or Shibuya, staying in Asakusa is pretty cool as it’s not so congested and still furnished with lots of convenience. Don’t need to worry about food, transportation, shopping and sight seeing. The hotel itself is good as we don’t ask for much. Just that it’s a bit small so if you have big luggage’s it may be cramped. Basically hotels in Tokyo are really good, much better than our own homes haha. Strongly recommend Red Planet if you want to stay in a more peaceful place. We don’t quite like staying in Shinjuku because it’s so packed with all kinds of people especially at night.

the location of hotel is great as it is near the kuramae metro station. if you travel from haneda airport, taking the keikyu line will bring you straight to the kurame station which is just a 8 mins walk to the hotel. we have also travel on this same line to get to yokohama city which is super convinence. on the adjacent,same named kurame station but on the teoi odeo l...the location of hotel is great as it is near the kuramae metro station. if you travel from haneda airport, taking the keikyu line will bring you straight to the kurame station which is just a 8 mins walk to the hotel. we have also travel on this same line to get to yokohama city which is super convinence. on the adjacent,same named kurame station but on the teoi odeo line, which is 4 min walk to the hotel, will allow you to any part of tokyo as it has many connect station which allows you to get on other metro line. the onsen facilties is great. as like all tokyo hotel reviews, which tells you that the room are small, so is the en-suite toilet in our room. we hardly use the shower in the toilet and take our shower in the onsen faciltiies which is free. this is especially most welcoming when you come back from a whole day of travelling and walking around the city.

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!

The place is adequate is you only want to sleep. It is quite a walk from Kuramae Station. If you are travelling with young children.. I would not recommend to stay there more than 3 days. By the end of the days, you are very tired to walk from station to the hotel. The restaurant also is quite a walking distant. The closest 7-11 is a bit far. But, for the price it offe...The place is adequate is you only want to sleep. It is quite a walk from Kuramae Station. If you are travelling with young children.. I would not recommend to stay there more than 3 days. By the end of the days, you are very tired to walk from station to the hotel. The restaurant also is quite a walking distant. The closest 7-11 is a bit far. But, for the price it offered, it is a good deal compares to other hotels in Tokyo ..

This was my 4th time visiting Japan, 2nd in Tokyo and 1st time staying at this hotel and I loved it. The location was perfect. From the airport, you can take the train and drop off at Minami-Senju station. Or you can take an airport bus to Tokyo Station and then ride another bus #42 and also drop near Minami Senju Station. The hotel is not far. The hotel is also jus...This was my 4th time visiting Japan, 2nd in Tokyo and 1st time staying at this hotel and I loved it. The location was perfect. From the airport, you can take the train and drop off at Minami-Senju station. Or you can take an airport bus to Tokyo Station and then ride another bus #42 and also drop near Minami Senju Station. The hotel is not far. The hotel is also just a couple of bus stops away from Asakusa, a couple of stations away from Ueno and Akihabara. The room is simple. I booked a single room with common bathroom and it was fine. No issues. Nothing you can complain for the price. The common area has amenities like washing machine, vending machine, free coffee and water dispenser. They also have 2 Mac computers. Wifi is provided so no worries. One of the staff speaks good English. TIP: If you are a solo guy, request to be booked at the 7th floor. The fire exit balcony has a stunning view of the Tokyo Skytree.

Room - There is a space between Bathroom and Bed platform around 1x1 m and 2x1 m depend on room location. The empty space under Bed platform is also perfectly fit for 2 , 24 inch luggage which a little bit cramped in my opinion. Bathroom - unlike to room bathroom is more decent and spacious. The room amenity is perfect and really clean. Only warning is that if you are...Room - There is a space between Bathroom and Bed platform around 1x1 m and 2x1 m depend on room location. The empty space under Bed platform is also perfectly fit for 2 , 24 inch luggage which a little bit cramped in my opinion. Bathroom - unlike to room bathroom is more decent and spacious. The room amenity is perfect and really clean. Only warning is that if you are tall, around 190cm+, It more likely that your head may hit the ceiling when you stand on the bathtub The Bed - The bed is comfortable and soft. The pillow is solid and perfectly fit right on your neck which really comfortable compare to the other hotel which is flat and uncomfortable. Location - The location is superb there are a lot of restaurant and also a familymart is located almost directly opposite the hotel.The nearest elevator need to access only via the Asakusa Line which a little bit inconvenient if your are trying to find elevator from the Ginza line. PS. The rooftop has a superb view of Tokyo skytree

The hotel is located in one of the shopping alleys. The famous Senso-ji is barely 3-5 mins walk away. Restaurants are plenty, with a few 24 hours restaurants nearby but that also means noise when you are getting the room facing the alley. There is no elevator or lift in the hotel, the hotel staff will help you to bring your stuff up. The door itself is not so noise ...The hotel is located in one of the shopping alleys. The famous Senso-ji is barely 3-5 mins walk away. Restaurants are plenty, with a few 24 hours restaurants nearby but that also means noise when you are getting the room facing the alley. There is no elevator or lift in the hotel, the hotel staff will help you to bring your stuff up. The door itself is not so noise proof. Like most of the same class hotel in Tokyo, the room is very small.

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

This is one of the best hotels in Tokyo. Located just opposite Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Temple (Kaminarimon Gate), next to a supermarket and Starbucks. Surrounded by shops, restaurants, convenient stores. Close to the shopping streets, subway, and Tobu Line and train to Haneda Airport. Excellent location. Rooms are very spacious and well-equipped. Staff are ver...This is one of the best hotels in Tokyo. Located just opposite Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Temple (Kaminarimon Gate), next to a supermarket and Starbucks. Surrounded by shops, restaurants, convenient stores. Close to the shopping streets, subway, and Tobu Line and train to Haneda Airport. Excellent location. Rooms are very spacious and well-equipped. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!!!

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.

The hotel is good, clean, and quiet. It is a bit far from the main Tokyo downtown areas and is maybe 10-15 minute walk from the closest train station. There is a bus stop though 2 minutes so that's good, we took the bus from the Tokyo Shinkensan Station. You have to be a bit organized to keep your stuff in order in the room as it only has space for the mattress, tabl...The hotel is good, clean, and quiet. It is a bit far from the main Tokyo downtown areas and is maybe 10-15 minute walk from the closest train station. There is a bus stop though 2 minutes so that's good, we took the bus from the Tokyo Shinkensan Station. You have to be a bit organized to keep your stuff in order in the room as it only has space for the mattress, table and fridge. It didn't bother us as we have backpacks but just keep in mind in case you have suitcases. There's a great izakaya around the corner and the hotel is located in a quiet neighbourhood - good place to feel kind of a local!

Likely other hotels in Tokyo, the bedroom is not spacious, but provided with bunked bed, my 9 years old daughter can sleep by her own on bunked bed. Guests are having choices to opt the variety of excellent pillows from soft, medium to hard pillows. The bathroom eventhough small, but very clean provided with outstanding shower, liquid soap and shampoo (all brand Shisei...Likely other hotels in Tokyo, the bedroom is not spacious, but provided with bunked bed, my 9 years old daughter can sleep by her own on bunked bed. Guests are having choices to opt the variety of excellent pillows from soft, medium to hard pillows. The bathroom eventhough small, but very clean provided with outstanding shower, liquid soap and shampoo (all brand Shiseido) and very great toilet. For ladies, they can choose some "ladies amenities" in the lobby area. The breakfast itself, in our 5 nights stays, were very distinctive, salads are great with combination some breads. Location itself is amazing, very close to the famous Asakusa temples and Nakamizedori. Really recommend to other travellers who are looking for competitive price hotel with excellent location, service, bedroom, bathroom and breakfast

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.

If you are a budget traveller and you just want to have a clean room where you can sleep and put your things while roaming in Tokyo Japan this is a perfect place for you. Shared shower and toilet, but very clean nothing to worry about it no need to bring soap, shampoo and conditioner. With super fast WiFi 10mins walk to Minami Senju Station. 1 block away from main...If you are a budget traveller and you just want to have a clean room where you can sleep and put your things while roaming in Tokyo Japan this is a perfect place for you. Shared shower and toilet, but very clean nothing to worry about it no need to bring soap, shampoo and conditioner. With super fast WiFi 10mins walk to Minami Senju Station. 1 block away from main road. Theres a lot of grocery where you can buy everything including budget meals. Stayed for 5 days. I will book this again if I will be back in Tokyo Japan again.

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.