We absolutely loved staying in this very authentic Japanese property! The place is small but everything is so beautifully arranged and organised that it felt much larger. My kids loved the bunk beds that are built into a cupboard in the wall - it was an adventure for them to sleep there! The fridge was stocked with authentic Japanese drinks and snacks which we enjoyed trying out. Everything was incredibly clean and well organised and the host was very attentive and welcoming. The location is also really good - just 10 minutes walk across the river to the Akasuka neighbourhood.

Really nothing - the place was great.

Very exquisite Japanese style accommodation. The host is very friendly and patiently explains how to use the kitchen, toilet, air conditioning, heating, and toilet in the house. The house is clean & new and well equipped. A lot of snacks, cup noodles, bread, coffee, tea, etc. were prepared for us. All are free! The space is limited, and it seems a bit small for 6 adults because we have 6 suitcases. 4 or 5 people would be perfect. We stayed for 5 days and the host even provided us with new towels to change. He also prepared a lot of cleansing, skin care, and body care products. It takes about 10 minutes from the station. There is a small restaurant behind the hotel with very good food and reasonable prices.

The small sofa bed is a bit soft.

The room is small but very welcoming and equipped with everything one needs for a short stay in Tokyo. Even in four, we had a very comfy experience. The futons are great to sleep on. The place is conveniently located near the Asakusa metro station, and the neighborhood is very quiet.

The laundry room was not exceptional -- the filters of the driers were not clean, so we pulled out our dried clothes with a lost of dust on them. Notice that this is not direct responsibility of the owner, since the laundry room is that of another hotel nearby, which tenants of the room can use during their stay.

The apartment was lovely and spacious as there were only two of us. Lots of freebies of food and toiletries, with an excellent host who tries hard to make everything perfect. Fun items like the musical toaster and some games are great for kids. The skytree is easily reached by foot and is best to do at night.

It is tucked away so you will have to be OK walking ten minutes from the nearest main metro, but we didn't find this a problem as it is a scenic crossing the bridge.

Room The room was very spacious for the two of us (we had no oversize baggage) and it felt like home, since everything was there what you might need. The bathroom is relatively small compared to Western hotels, however there is nothing to criticize. Everything is separated (toilet, shower, washbasin), so that not only one person at a time can use the bathroom. The toilet was the best during our 3 weeks in Japan. Note, that the aircon might be a bit loud for you if you have to keep it running overnight. Also note, that there is no daily cleaning of the room or such. For us this was not important, but from what I read some deem it as very important. Bed The futons were comfy, however the pillows were a bit too thick and hard for our taste. We switched them with other pillows available in the room, so this was not a big of a problem. Note that you sleep on the Tatami floor, since this is a traditional Japanese room! Location The inn is located in a quiet neighborhood and around 10-15 min by foot to Asakusa Station. Also Tokyo Skytree is not that far away. If you want to stay super central in bustling Asakusa this is not the best stay for you, however, the calm nights was exactly what we looked for. Amenities There are a lot of them, more than we needed. We very much appreciated the cup noodles and other food/drink amenities after our long journey from Germany to Tokyo. It was a relief, that we didn't have to go out looking for food after finally arriving at the Inn. Also there are a lot of flyers provided in the Inn, if you need inspiration on what you can do in Tokyo. Also you can use bikes for free (however we didn't use them). Host He is a very helpful, sympathetic and friendly guy who speaks good English. Also German is possible, thanks to a translator device. He always replied very quickly to our questions via Booking during our stay and provided us with current local events (there was a bon dance in Asakusa). ありがとうございました 。また泊まりたいです。

Just a hint, no criticism: Some of the flyers were quite old and are maybe outdated now, due to the difficult COVID situation in which some institutions may have been closed. So maybe its worth to go through them and replace or sort out.

The atmosphere was wonderful, the owner was super nice, the room was spacious and well furnished.

The location was quiet but restaurants, subway and supermarkets were about 10 minutes walk away. The owner did provide free bicycles for use which would have made travel quicker but we didn’t use them because we had small kids. Previously I had made a review for this hotel which was inaccurate, I had confused this hotel with another that had a similar name. This place was awesome 10/10.

A big fan of Tokyo shita-machi culture, I enjoy staying at various spots off downtown in Tokyo. This place was perfect for a family stay where me, my husband and my grown-up daughter had a pleasant stay. The place is calm, however, easily accesible to most of Tokyo hot spots. We're impressed by the range of amenities provided. The most cost-effective place that I've ever stayed in Tokyo.

This was one of my favorite accomodations in Japan. Out of all the budget 5 person accomodations we booked, miraculously the one in Tokyo ended up being what I thought to be the best deal. The host was exceptionally nice, he explained everything patiently and he was very happy to see I could understand a little Japanese which made explanations easier too. There were two bikes that we could use, a paid laundry right next door, and many extra amenities. In particular, the host left a massive amount of free snakes in the fridge and freezer as well as some cup ramen which was really generous and thoughtful of him. I was a big fan of the wardrobe rooms and in fact, it was the thing that caught my attention as it was basically identical to the kind of room the character Kagura stays in one of my favorite shows Gintama. On the topic of anime, there are a lot of funny Doraemon decorations and Doraemon inspired amenities that definitely added to the charm of this very clean and nicely located inn (5-10 minute walk from the Asakusa and Ginza lines).

The wardrobe rooms could get a little hot unfortunately but I slept through it well nevertheless.

The owner is very nice and always answers quickly to our questions via booking chat. At arriving, the aircon was already on and the room was warm. The owner showed us the place and explained everything about the room. You can see the place is well taken care of and show elements of traditional Japan. It's clean, organized and beautiful. Our refrigerator was full of snacks and drinks, a gift from the nice owner. Our children have lots of toys to play around and enjoy the big smart TV and YouTube. We cook in the room lunch and can walk around Asakusa temple, which is 10 min walk. You can also use a pair of bicycles to drive around! We will absolutely come back to stay here again in the future! Very recommended!

We loved everything!

We have stayed 5 nights as a family of 5. The host was very friendly and helpful. The location was great, 5 mins walk to the metro and 15-20 mins walk to the Skytree and big shopping centre underneath. The house was very clean. It has a small kitchen and very nice bathroom and all the amneties. The location was very safe. There was a 7 Eleven and Family Mart closeby. If I come to Japan, I would definitely stay here again. Thanks to the host for the gifts at our check-out.