1) Hotel facilities - A wide range of pillows for you to choose from. Amenities / Toiletries for you to use during your stay. 2) Coin laundry ($2 for wash & $1 for dryer) - What's not to love? 3) Breakfast - Although food selection is limited but it provides a healthy range of food, ranging from fresh salads to 鶏唐揚げ (sometimes). The omelette is 美味しいよ! 4) Drinks corner / Vending machine - Ranging from coffee to alcohol drinks available. 5) Room space is enough for 1 person comfortably. 6) No room card / keys - You are given a 6 digit passcode to enter your room. No need to worry about losing cards or keys. 7) Housekeeping does their job really well 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 8) Front desk / Reception staff always have a smile (in their eyes as they are wearing mask). Very friendly and always helping me and other visitors with our queries. 9) Safe environment (can be improved). Nearby the hotel, there is a Daily Yamazaki コンビニ, Yoshinoya diner, お酒店, an old shop selling handmade nuts せんべい. Plus a ラーメン店 named 一龍.

1) Distance to the train station (Ginza Line / Toei Asakusa Line) 2) Use of plastic gloves after alcohol hand rub during breakfast - Not environmentally friendly. Alcohol hand rub should suffice. 3) No surveillance camera on the floor that I am at (Level 10) - Only in the lift and level 2 (reception / common dining area).

Excellent location being near the Sensō-ji temple and in the center of Asakusa there are tons of shops, restaurants, convenience stores, attractions nearby such as Skytree, and a large Matsumoto Kiyoshi around the corner for everyday essentials all within walking distance. The train station is a bit of a distance away though still easy enough to walk to, but might not be ideal as a place if you are commuting out often with heavy luggage to the station. Breakfast is good has a nice variety of food and seems to be changed to something different pretty regularly every few minutes when they run out, so within a day you could try multiple different kinds of food. Pretty clean overall housekeeping does a great job. Wifi is good and fast, but would sometimes disconnect me randomly once a day not too big of a deal just reconnect. Laundry is easy to use. Quiet at night not much traffic or activity. Rarely heard noise from other room besides the hallway. Great water flow and hot water alway available. Reasonably priced for Tokyo with good value in location. Staff were good, they speak decent english and were able to help me with luggage forwarding.

Rooms are rather small couldn't open my large luggage besides on the bed though a bit expected for Tokyo. Bathrooms themselves are also a bit compact. Windows are tinted so no view. No 24/7 front desk so checking in is not possible after midnight which was almost a problem since my plane landed rather late close to time. I did contact the hotel and they were willing to extend it a bit incase I came by later after close, so good hospitality regardless. Breakfast while good didn't always have many meat options besides usually fish and fried chicken or sausages, but I was staying for awhile so naturally you eventually try everything.

Location - Central in the Asakusa spots in my itinerary and walking distance to bus stop/subway and one train to/from Narita airport. The location is great with everything else close to it, from the temples/shrines (right at the back for 2 min less walk!) /cafe/restaurants/convenience stores/shops. I also have a good view of the Tokyo Skytree from a window in the hallway. Room - Enough size for large and small luggage, table and fridge is convenient to have if I have drinks or snacks. Toilet and bath is well maintained and I appreciate how deep the perfect to soak in after a long day. Cleaning services where great. Note that although the windows are frosted, you can still open it for about less than an inch to check temperature before going out. Breakfast - This is consistent everyday with well cooked rice, bread, fish, egg (soft boiled, scrambled/hard cooked) and assorted hamburg/vegetables, miso soup and salad. There are assorted juices/coffee/cold drinks/tea. I think the options are enough for me to start the day and convenient as part of the package because I don't have to worry or rush very early to find places to eat even if there are those close by. Luggage - The hotel received my luggage delivery (already paid) from another hotel with no issues. They also allowed storing my luggage from check-out time until I had to leave the airport in the evening. Extra - At the receptions, there are toiletries, pillows, pajamas to choose from. They have thought of almost everything a guest may need - from the usual shampoo/conditioner/facemask/bathsalts /washcloth/comb/skincare/toothbrush and complimentary water. I think it's a good idea for guest to pick what they need rather than having this all in the room where there are chances they won't be all used.

This is not for the hotel but for those considering their itinerary. Note that it took me 10+min walk to/from Ginza/Asakusa station (ones I used to go to other wards) which I considered a bit far of walk especially when my feet were extremely tired. If itinerary will involved walking to stations everyday just consider the distance.

The price was just right. The location was excellent, very close to the Asakusa subway station and just a few blocks away from the Senso-Ji, a major attraction in Tokyo. Also, a few meters away from a the Nakamise commercial street, so it was very easy to get food and shop. Breakfast was simple, but good enough. The hotel has inexpensive coin washing machines, which were very convenient. Definitely would stay here again.

I don't know if I grabbed orthopedic pillows (you have to pick them from the front desk and there weren't any options at the time I arrived), but they were extremely uncomfortable. As expected, the room was very small, but that's common across most budget-friendly hotels in Japan. Regardless, it is a good place to stay.

Staff were very friendly, and breakfast was complimentary every day. Breakfast had a decent variety, which also changed daily. Lots of complimentary amenities, limited to 5 per night stay, and also bath powder! The location was decent, 8 minutes to Asakusa Station for Ginza line and about 12-15 minutes to Asakusa Station for Asakusa line (with elevator) It is also close to Sensoji and Sumida River.

Only one elevator, which is difficult for breakfast time as there are 10 floors, and the lift is slow. We were 2 people in a room, parent and child, but every time, they only supplied 1 towel, and every day for 6 days, I had to ask for an additional towel. So that was very frustrating. Room is small - we didn't mind, but if you have luggage, it may be quite difficult to have your bag open/get clothing out as there is only 1 small wall area to hang and our room only had 3 hangers. We had to close our suitcase and stick it in the walkway near the door every night lol

I enjoyed the free drinks given in the evening but the available time was too short. Breakfast was fine, but available time was also too short. Rooms are small, but normal for Tokyo. There were free masks, lotion, shampoo available on the 2nd floor apart from the ones available in the rooms.

I didn't like that the water fountain from the 2nd floor wasn't available 24 hours. I thought they would be available 24 hours. Especially, I arrive late from the day trip that I took, and they were already unavailable at 9pm.

Good value for money in Asakusa.

Very poor breakfast for Western standards. Closes at 8.30am.

The bed was comfortable. The bathroom, even if small, was complete (always amazed at this when in Japan!). The breakfast was one of my favorites on our trip. The location was fantastic as Sensoji and the Sky Tree were easily accessible. We walked to both and it was great to find ourselves in this part of Tokyo.

There was only one pillow for us in our room when we booked for two persons. This was easily fixed by getting a pillow at the lobby, but would have been nice to not think about it. The room is fairly small (but this is to be expected in Tokyo!).

This was great value for money, right by Senso-ji temple and busy surrounds, but still gave us a nice quiet night's rest. Asakusa station isn't too far away, and there is a 24-hr Don Quixote store in the area as well. A very tall sign makes the building easy to spot on arrival. Probably the comfiest pillows we've had on our Japan trip (these you choose yourself from a variety available. In the room already are some rather hard bean-filled pillows which are ok for propping you up to watch TV but not so much for resting your head!) Rooms are very Tokyo-sized (i.e small) but manageable. I like that we could get connecting rooms so our kids had their own room. Breakfast was pretty good with a good variety of Japanese and western options.

There is nothing in the essentially empty little lobby to tell you that you're in the hotel, or where to go to check in. You just take the lift to the 2nd floor (fortunately my daughter could read enough on the floor directory to confirm that our intent to go to level 2 was reasonable) but it would be great to have a sign to tell you this. The lift can be a bit slow - there is only one lift for a tall building (?9 floors, I think), so should you accidentally get off on the wrong floor, you may be there for some time.

Great breakfast, Japanese style and some small pastries and rolls. Evening drinks service in the lounge is a nice extra. Excellent location just behind Senso-ji Temple, near shopping, restaurants, public transportation and other places of interest. Very clean room with a contemporary style in very good condition. Nice staff.

The bathroom exhaust fan is quite loud. Windows are frosted and, depending on the room, some can be opened only a few inches and others are locked shut. Breakfast is a bit early, gets crowded at times.