This hotel is one of the nicest I've stayed in. Firstly it's in a really relaxed and charming part of the city, but near lots of great stuff. We much preferred it to staying in Shinjuku (which we did later on our trip). The hotel itself is really quiet and relaxing and cool. It's modern and filled with interesting art in small gallery rooms as well as throughout the hotel. The room is designed nicely (modern, sockets on either side of the bed that were built into the bedside tables, the lighting was soft and relaxing). Plus, the staff were delightful and we had nice chats with them. I wasn't feeling well when I arrived and they were really kind and caring and they asked how I was feeling the next day. When it was raining they ran after us to give us umbrellas. Etc. I thought it was great value for money. There weren't many breakfast options but what we had was really nice and set us up for the day and I thought the coffee was good!

This has to be one of the best hotels that my partner and I have ever stayed in. It exudes a lot of charm, and you can tell there was a lot of thought and quality that was put into the construction of the space and rooms. It is located about a 10~15min walk from Asakusa station (either the Ginza Line or the Toei Asakusa Line), and placed in a quaint neighbourhood with plenty of konbinis nearby. Rooms on the upper floor are easily accessible via the lifts, and the reception has staff till midnight! The hotel functions also as an art space/gallery, with art pieces/installations in the lifts, along the walls, and in the basement! The hotel room is extremely extremely cosy and comfortable. Clean beds and pillows, great AC, and strong WIFI! There's a big TV with netflix available, freakin' awesome. They provide room service every alternate day, with an emphasis on being environmentally conscientious, which we respect and follow too. Special mention for the bathroom/shower room. It is incredible. Unique wall material in the shower area, and the mood lighting was just a great touch. It's definitely a luxury, not necessary at all, but such a cool touch by the hotel. It really makes your stay special and memorable. Everyday that we took a shower, we just felt so in awe. Sounds ridiculous I know, so people should definitely book a stay here and experience it themselves. Staff were all very kind and friendly, especially when we checked in quite late (close to midnight), and also when we had questions about leaving our luggage after check-out. Cleaning staff were very respectful and friendly too! No issues at all. Kaika was a big highlight of our holiday, and we would definitely come back again. Thank you for the great experience. Love the space, we miss it already!

Nil! Best experience to date.

It’s a lovely place. Big, nice, and comfy room. Incredibly friendly staff. Lots of art. Big asset the coffee shop with amazing desserts. Nice amenities.

I am a walker so I did not mind. But, if you do not want to walk 15-20 minutes to and from subway, do not stay. The city is very safe, but some may feel uncomfortable walking in darkness. I did love the neighborhood Sumida.

It was located in a super trendy art storage with a really cool cafe located at the property. There were complementary gowns, slippers, razors etc… we stayed in the family room or 6 people and although we knew it would be a little tight - we were surprised at the use of space! Well thought out! It was fantastic! Staff are amazing! They were there when we arrived at 12pm for check in and super helpful. Best thing it’s 6 min walk to Asakusa station!

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The room was really spacious compared to other hotels in Tokyo with the same price. The room was also super clean and the bathroom was great. The hotel design was really neat and modern. The staff was friendly and helpful.

The location is a little bit far from the nearest station which is Asakusa station.

Funky and friendly staff at reception. The laundry was useful and there was a large dining area downstairs for consuming your own food and drinks.

The cafe had particular opening hours and the staff service was slow. They seemed to be understaffed.

Very new and artistic designed hotel, clean, professional and quiet atmosphere. Suits family and youth as they have bunk bed room for up to 6ppl. Every corner is a nice photoshoot spot. Price was great.

A 8-10 mins short stroll from subway. We are completely fine. Family with small kids should be aware.

A really nice hotel. We can definitely recommend it. The staff is really nice and helpful, the room was very clean. A coin washing-machine and dryer were available at the hotel for a very good price. The hotel lies 10 minutes away from Asakusa station.

The only thing that was missing was was, for example, an open breakfast in the morning to start the day. However, close to it is a 7-Eleven market, in case you need to buy food or drinks, for example. There's also a café downstairs (that you pay extra for) where you can enjoy a bagel for breakfast or bakery and coffee later on.

The staff! The room! The common seas. Location away from the madness, but easily accessible.

We really love the The Share hotels, this was the third one we stayed in. This one is in a quiet residential area, around 10-15 minutes walk to Asakusa, public transport and the Senso-ji temple. Our room (2 beds and 2 beds above them on a wooden platform) was big enough for 3 (2 parents and 1 young adult daughter) and comfortable. A family room with a bit of privacy as well. Nice badroom with really good shower. The beds are firm and te pillows too, it depends on your taste if you like that or not. 7-Eleven at 6 minutes walk. Like all the The Shares, you can do payed laundry (wash and dry) and have complimentary drinks and tea. Breakfast is available if you want to, but we like the 7-Eleven onigiri’s more. We also loved walking around the Senso-ji temple area after dark, so beautiful and peaceful.

It depends on where you want to be in Tokyo if you like this location or not. We fell in love with Asakusa, but it will take quite some public transport time to go to Shibuya or Shinjuku.