Staff were super friendly and very welcoming. Exactly what I needed traveling solo through Japan 🇯🇵 Thanks I will be back

Everything was great.

Good location easy to access Zenzoji Temple but a little bit far from train station. Room size is good for 3 peoples, we can open three 23 inches luggage together. Everything in the room so new.

They give the water only 3 bottles although we stay at here for 4 nights. Other hotel that we used to stay gave 3 bottles per day. No cleaning everyday.

Overall, Hop Inn Tokyo Asakusa is the best especially its location and proximity. Everyrhing we need is just a walk away! Restaurants, fast food, supermarkets, coffee shops, malls, tourist spots, and train stations — everything is just a walk away!

The toilet & bath is relatively small. I think it is just the typical size in Japan but it is well fitted and everything you need is there.

Loved this hotel, very affordable, excellent beds, very clean and staff were incredibly kind. We could leave our luggage for day trips and everyone was so lovely with our baby

Everything was nice

I highly recommend this hotel for its close proximity to the tourist spots in Asakusa. Accessible from & to Narita airport. The staff are also very helpful & friendly. It's also a new & clean hotel.

No daily cleaning of rooms

Very clean and had everything we needed. Great location with convenience store right outside. Free espresso machine in lobby.

The facilities were great. I loved our room. Our room is just right for two people. It wasn't cramped out, but it was not super big. We had enough space for our luggage and other stuff that we brought for the trip. The staff were also super helpful whenever we needed their assistance and very friendly. Moreover, I really appreciated the fact that we can leave our luggage on the lobby after we've checked out since our flight was at 8pm and check out time is at 11am. The hotel is near to a lot restaurants and convenience stores. Also, it's near Asakusa station so it was very easy for us to go anywhere. Just take the Keisei line from Narita Airport since it goes directly to Asakusa station (no transfer) and vice versa. Will definitely stay in your hotel again!

The bathroom was small, but not uncomfortable. Had to fold my knees a little just so I can fit into the tub (I'm 5'3). There were also times when I would bump into the bathroom walls cause of the size. I wish it was a little bigger, but I think that is the typical size in Japan since that's what I also experienced in my hotel in Osaka. Maybe put a microwave in each room or on the lobby so people can heat up food that they bought in convenience store.

Absolutely perfect! Asakusa itself is a lovely neighbourhood, you can walk to the shrines nearby, to the riverside or to the sky tree. We could take nice walks from the hotel. There are many facilities in the neighborhood (konbini, don quijote, public transport). Comfort of the bed: As a couple of tall Dutch people, we tried to look for not-tiny beds, without paying too much. This fits the description. I am 180 cm, and fitted on the window side (where the bed is squeezed between walls. My boyfriend (2 meter) took the other side, so he wasn't squeezed. We slept comfortable. A sleeping mask is nice for the window side, as some light can come underneath the curtain. The beds are hard in a good way! The service: I inquired multiple times at the reception with somewhat difficult questions and super limited japanese (where to buy a electrical adaptor, and where to find an English speaking doctor) and they helped us great. If I'm ever returning to Japan, I'd seriously consider going back to this hotel!

Location, staff, view of Senjo Temple

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Very close to sensoji temple. Lots of food and shopping in the area. free luggage storage up to one week before check-in and between reservations. We left for one night to go to Fujiyoshida and the hotel stored our luggage since we have a confirmed booking for the next day. Free amenities include coffee, tea and shower/bath items.

The sleepwear available was one piece, since we were travelling with friends, we didn't feel comfortable just wearing it without bottom pajamas. Room size for the two bed tatami room is very small (even by Japan standards)