Hoteller nær Syogakuin

"The reason for not a complete 5 stars, are the beds. They are hard and uncomfortable after a long day of sightseeing, unfortunately. But getting to borrow slippers, pajamas, two different pillows to choose between and free water everyday, weighed up for the beds not being the best. This hotel has everything you need and our room was spacious. I had plenty of room for luggage and toiletries. They will provide you with free hygenic products, umbrella, laundry and even has its own little convenience store. That was very useful for easy stock up before bedtime or before heading out. Having a cafe next to the reception made for easy and accessible breakfast everyday if you want. Lovely, modern, clean and quiet soundproof hotel! "

"First time in Japan and we were satisfied with the hotel and location. Of course we could have been somewhere closer to city center or electric city, but this location was perfect for our itinerary. Tall building with a beautiful view, both from the room as well as from the breakfast area of east Tokyo."

"Great breakfast!!! And all around a good hotel. Loved the area around. "

"Veldig fornøyd med fasilitetene og rommet. Vaskingen var alltid perfekt "

"I really liked the area and would consider staying in Asakusa for another trip. But I would have to say it would not be this hotel. It is fairly close to the train/subway station, which is great, but the beds were so hard and uncomfortable. Sadly I was very affected by this and was very tired during the days due to lack of sleep. I liked the Japanese style of the room, but it was very little space. The breakfast was OK, but we opted out after the three first days. Very friendly staff and a quiet area."

"Fint hotell med vennlig og høflig personale. Rommene er litt små for familie på 3 men fungerer helt greit med en ekstra seng. Ligger veldig fint og sentralt på Asakusa."

"First time in Tokyo for me. Close to the tube, so easy to get around. Super service by the reception. Small room, big bed. Toilet and shower in the hallway, shared with other guests."