Some people told me staying in Asakusa was a crazy idea. Nope. Literally above a train station servicing 2 lines, shortish train trips to pretty much everything we did, great view and very short walk to the main district in Asakusa. What isn't to like? The accomodation was great and the staff were very friendly and helpful, and even assisted with luggage transport for our next stop. Beds were comfortable and more importantly for me... it was dark in the morning (hello block out blinds). Will stay again. Family Mart downstairs made breakfast easy.

Nothing really. It was great

Nice rooms for 4 people in close proximity to Asakusa. Bed's are satisfactory but not exceptional. Kitchen and sitting area is also very nice. Staff is very helpful. Nice view of Skytree from rooftop area.

There are times you may have to wait for the elevator as there is only 1 that is shared with lobby and 50 or so rooms. Laundry can also be full and may need to find a good window if you plan on doing laundry in the hotel.

The room is very suitable for family. I came with my elderly mum and my friend had 2 kids. They all enjoyed the big room with dining table, which is not usual for a hotel in tokyo, and we can cook and chat at the same time. The hotel also allowed us to borrow rice cooker. There's even bar grill, apple tv box available too if u ask. Staff were very helpful, knowledgeable. I enjoyed my stay and will recommend to others.

Well located linked to 2 train lines -keith family mart just below. Can get a good view of skytree from the roof top. Room spacious for 2 adult + 2 teenagers

We had the front desk hitting the for bell non stop at 2 am. Speak no English keep asking us to open door which we refused. called the Front desk - the same guy answered and came back to our floor. Finally he showed us his ipad and told us there were noise from our room. We were all sound asleep and ask if he heard anything - he said No. Then why did you keep pressing our door bell at 2 Am in the morning!!! Bizarre!!

This was my 2nd time staying here, and I must say that the staff is ever so friendly and lovely! They always go one step and beyond to make my stay enjoyable! They would contact the right people to answer my queries if I encountered issues during my stay, and even offer recommendations on places to eat and visit before setting off from the hotel! As usual, the hotel room was spacious and extremely clean! The Asakusa Ginza station is just a stone's throw away from the hotel, and Sensoji is just a short walk from the hotel. A bit further from Sensoji, you could access the Tsukuba Express for a 4 min train ride to Akihabara. I strongly recommend this place for anyone, especially families, who plans to stay at Asakusa!

Centrally located the hotel is close to the Asakusa and Ginza lines so you can go anywhere quickly. The Asakusa line also has a direct service to Narita if needed. The Sensoji Temple is a couple of minutes away on foot and the Skytree also a short train ride away. The local post office is a couple of minutes down the road so you can send home any extra shopping. The hotel has a rooftoop area with amazing views over to the Skytree and the river. Many restaurants and shops in the area. The apartment's bathroom and living area are spacious and having a double bunk as well as the two single beds in the family apartment means plenty of room, for a Japanese hotel. The apartment was very clean and well maintained. The hotel also has a laundry with several washing machines and dryers. The staff are very helpful and speak excellent English.

The one lift was a bit slow and on occasion, it took a while to be able to use it.

This hotel was located within easy walking distance of the four train lines that pass through Asakusa, in addition to the SpaciaX luxury train to Nikko, so it was a great central hub for sightseeing all parts of Tokyo and beyond. The direct (no transfer) train from Haneda was especially helpful. A big window flooded the room with natural light and provided a great view of the riverboats passing by and the Tokyo Skytree. The rooftop terrace offered a nice view of Mt. Fuji. The on-site laundry facilities were fantastic with four washers and four dryers. The bedding was crisp and fresh and carpets were like new. The four twin beds, large dining table, kitchenette and separated en suite shower/toilet rooms are a rare find in Tokyo and make this hotel great for families or a group of friends.

The beds were a bit firm and the single elevator was often slow.

Hi this hotel has some exceeding positives - its in an excellent location, and has a well equiped room with kitchen facilities and dining table, as well as super comfortable beds. The staff are particularly nice and helpful. We asked for a slightly later checkout time (an hour extra) because our child had a cough and we didn’t want to wander around much before flying out of Tokyo. The hotel policy is NO no extra time for checkout. The ridged ‘policy’ is something worth noting esp if you have a real need. This is the set by the Hotel owners / marketing team and no reflection on the lovely staff who work there. We appreciated their kindness very much, especially the Thai and Chinese staffs who were very warm.

Inflexible Hotel policy about checkout times. The hotel dryers don’t work very well I recommend finding a commercial one at a Laundromat nearby.

Spacious and clean room with kitchen and full kitchenware. There is a big dining table in the room, very convenient when we want to have meals in the hotel room. Toilet is clean. Walking distance to nearby station (5 minutes walk) and there is a minimart just right down the hotel, very convenient. Plenty of restaurant at nearby vicinity. Taxi stand is opposite if you need to get a taxi.

we find the room a little bit stuffy and maybe due to dust at the sliding window. Would be good if can replace the window and more cleaning can be done before the guest arrival. But other than that overall good experience staying at this hotel.

Clean place clean bathroom with a bunk bed for my 2 children, perfect amount of space with a dining table and microwave kitchen type. It was near the train station and quite near asakusa temple market and a small matsuya dept store. Many drug stores just across the road and a family mart just next door. There is an otter cafe nearby also which my kid enjoyed.

Location was not as I initially thought it would be near the food markets of asakusa with foodstalls to try out. But the food stalls were not that interesting anyway, or perhaps I was on the wrong side and couldn't find what I was looking for. It takes 40 minutes to get to town, bit too long of a subway ride. Would be better if washing machines were inside the room.