Easily accessible from both subway lines. Great, quiet neighbourhood, though few restaurants. Easily found. Helpful and friendly English speaking staff. Very clean and comfortable rooms. Rooms and bathrooms are small, but that is often the case in Japan. Shampoo etc included! Not many TV channels. And we couldn't find the heat control - room was always cold. Overall, it was... More

Near Asakusa metro station, which has direct connections on Keisei trains to Narita (Oedo Line station). The same station also offers direct connections to Haneda as well, but watch out which train you get on since several lines use the station. Hotel is in a quiet area with very few restaurants and the nearest convenience store is 3 blocks away... More

Small but clean rooms with heating, tv, cable internet. Cushions were a bit umcomfy. The service was good. A bit of bad odour from the bathroom tubes. Just in between two metro stations and with walking distance to the sites in Asakusa. Very nice district. 7-eleven close to by some breakfast. More

We stayed 8 nights and found the hotel perfect for our trip to Tokyo. The hotel is located in the very nice district of Asakusa, very close to metro stations. Prices are excellent, rooms small but clean and efficiently arranged, free internet, very cheap laundry facilities. The staff is absolutely friendly and helpful! More

easy to reach from subway station, easy to find meal by walking from here, easy for shopping when you staying here. eventually, easy conditions made me had a pleasant trip. More

Stayed here 4 nights. It's exactly like it's promised. A small room (had a single) but it has internet, a clean and good bathroom, and i only payed 38 euros a night. So good value for money. Bed is not to good but it does the job. Very close to the shrine in Asakusa, only 5 minutes walking time. 30... More

We had a pleasant stay at this hotel. No complaints. Good value for money. More

We stayed in this hotel for a week, in Asakusa, a very interesting neighborhood in Tokyo. In our 3-week tour of Japan, this was the worst hotel. It had the tiniest room yet, almost impossible to walk in. The walls had scrapes, marks, and deep gouges from previous tenants manhandling their suitcases in the tiny space. Carpet had ground-in dirt.... More

Budget accommodation in Tokyo. We picked this hotel as it was the cheapest we could find. Rooms were very small - just enough room for two of us and one suitcase! If you have two suitcases your struggling! Rooms were clean and staff were friendly. If you are looking to stay at this hotel make sure you get the red... More