I stayed in the smallest room (standard double?) on the floor but the interior was well arranged so it seemed quite spacious. I had no luggage so the I could use the floor space. The room is very basic so it's great for a short stay. Amenities etc. (in room): Small fridge hair dryer Kettle and mugs Nightwear Shampoo, body gel, conditioner Other amenities are by the reception. The bed is hard but it was to my liking so I slept well. Laundry: There is a small laundry room with 3 machines on the first floor. It's free but you need your own detergent. I bought some from 7/11 for about 400yen. Since the machine also dries, it take a VERY long time. I had about 4 or 5 items to wash and it took 3 hours. Personally, I would rather use the other small laundromats in the vicinity as I wouldn't need to buy detergent and can get my clothes done in an hour or less. Neighborhood: Right across from Sensoji Temple which is surrounded by street shops, malls and a variety of eateries. There is a Lawson and 7/11 near the hotel. The store inside the hotel has a few snacks and drinks is you want something small. A famous green-tea icecream shop is also next to the hotel. Eventhough it's a tourist hot spot, it was surprisingly quiet! Transport: The Ginza or Asakusa line is available at Asakusa station. Ginza will take you to Ueno Station and Asakusa will take you to Tokyo Skytree. Exit 2, 3, or 8 will let you out on the street to walk up to the hotel the fastest. You can cut through the Sensoji temple complex to get to the hotel faster. **there are 2 Asakusa stations; one for the Ginza and Asakusa metro line and the other for the Tsukuba Express line. Across the street from the hotel, Bus 08 will take you to Nippori station so you can jump on the Yamanote Line. And Bus 26 will take you to Ueno Koen (entrance to Ueno Park next to Ueno station) Other: The 1st floor lounge is very comfy. The rooftop is also nice to use and has park benches

My bathroom has a small problem with the drain plug but the staff did their best to take care of the issue. Washer/Dryer machines take too long

Although the hotel is 15 min walk from Asakusa Station, it can be directly assessed from Narita Airport on the limited express Keisei Sky Access Line which stops at Asakusa Station, and saves the hassle of changing trains. It costs 1310Y and takes 55 min. The hotel is just across the road from Asakusa Sensoji Temple, with the eateries and shopping at your doorstep, including a quaint public bath just 3 mins away. It is a good base to visit Nikko, as the Tobu Nikko line starts from the Asakusa Station. The hotel is new and room access is via pin. The room has lots of powerpoints convenient for charging electrical devices. The wireless is strong and guests can access many channels on the room TV eg Netflix with your own account. The bathroom is compact, with a bathtub just nice to sit in, with Laura Ashley bath and shampoo.

Although the Standard room is a tad small, we were able to open two medium suitcases, although we didnt have much room to move around after that.

The hotel was lovely and very clean, in an amazing location. Beautiful sunset view from the rooftop! I caught a taxi when I arrived and departed as I had heavy luggage, otherwise it’s a beautiful and short walk to the station and very easy to reach many other parts of Tokyo.

The blinds in my room weren’t very good at blocking the morning sunlight. The sun rises very early in Summer, so it was difficult for me to sleep past 4:30am. Some additional curtains would be great.

No frills, functional with very good service. The hotel staff were very patient in helping us when we had problems with our credit card and also booking a taxi for us when we needed help with that. They also kindly helped to store our luggage with them for 5 days prior to check in which was a lifesaver otherwise we would have had to lug our luggage around with us while traveling. The hotel is located at a quieter part of asakusa so there are no crazy tourist crowds. At the same time, there are still very good meal options around.

Fantastic little hotel. Lovely cafe in the lobby for breakfast. There's also a little shop with snacks and drinks. Location is amazing next to great eating and the sensoji temple. Rooms were well designed, comfortable, clean and quiet.

I recently stayed at this hotel and was impressed by the spacious and clean rooms. The price was reasonable, considering the size and amenities offered. The fast Wi-Fi was a definite plus, and the staff were notably helpful throughout my stay. I would highly recommend this hotel to others.

Everything about the hotel is great, it's close to main train stations and has a few of attractions nearby it. Stayed here with my sister and mum, definitely recommend!

The room that we were in was small however it doesn't change all the good things about it. Just worth mentioning for those who's priority is space.

The hotel is in a great location right next to Senso-ji temple and about a 10 to 15 minute walk to Asakusa Station. The rooms are small but very clean and I appreciate the laundry room being free to use, but be prepared that it takes about 3 to 4 hours to wash and dry your clothing. The staff were all very kind and helpful always willing to answer questions. There is a cafe attached to it that is very good and an excellent place to get breakfast as it opens at 7 if you want to grab a bite to eat early. The neighborhood was also very quiet and our stay was an enjoyable one.

Nothing that I disliked just be aware of room size which is standard for Japan. Also for anyone that wants to use luggage forwarding they will take your luggage but do not ship luggage.

Rooms are clean. Staff is friendly. Quiet street, even if it is at a stone's throw from senso-ji. More than enough power outlets in the room. Comfy traditional futon beds. We loved it. Some people mentioned the nearest station is a bit away, but we actually liked our morning and evening strolls over the temple grounds. It's not even 10 minutes anyway, faster at night when most of the tourists are gone. Several shops, konbinis and supermarkets along the way, so you can pick up what you need when leaving or arriving, no need for separate trips. The neighborhood is lively, lots of options for lunch, dinner and shopping (decent-sized Donki and Uniqlo, for instance). But it's not the neon and noise you might expect from Tokyo (and find elsewhere in the city). Asakusa is quite toned down compared to that, but by no means boring! Just have a look at the travel guides for the neighborhood to see if it's what you would like: for us it was really nice to enjoy a bit of relative calm at the end of each day. The hotel's rooftop terrace was ideal for that. Absolutely lovely.

We liked everything! But be aware that a washing-seeing cycle in the free to use machines takes will over 4 hours.

Very clean, modern and enough space in the room. Futon style beds are a bit hard as mattress but still good to sleep. The sofa bed was fine as well, however then occupying the room with 3 leaves little room. Air condition works perfectly. Laundry machines are available for free, but a bit competition to get a free machine. Roof terrace on 11th floor offers great view of the temple and surrounding. Staff was very helpful in all aspects, also selection and supporting bookings of restaurants. Asakusa offers a load of restaurants within 10 minutes walking. There was a great bakeshop just outside the hotel on the main street corner, 20m from hotel entrance