Serviced apartments in Asakusa

Thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. The beds were comfortable, it is a hard mattress so might not appeal to everyone but I personally thought it was comfortable. Rooms were small and tight as expected, but it was a good use of space. We didn’t use the public onsen as much as I’d like to but it was definitely enjoyable. It’s open until 1am so definitely can make the time to enjoy it. Not to mention the infamous breakfast buffet. Don’t think there’s any hotel breakfast that can beat the unlimited ikura (fish eggs) and blue fin tuna. There was a wide selection of cooked food to choose from, bunch of pickled veggies as well – all food tasted great, but surprisingly I didn’t particularly enjoy the cooked fish. It was slightly overcooked and the fish was dry. They change up the cooked food items every morning so that was nice. Location was great too! Walking distance to a couple of 24 hr food chains and Donki Asakusa so there were things to keep us busy when we woke up at 3am jetlagged. I stayed with my family, 2 young kids and overall a really cozy stay. Definitely coming back.

For a while I’ve been going back & forth between which hotel to stay at in Asakusa & I’m so happy I chose here. The train station (Ginza line) is directly across the hotel which was so nice after a long day of walking. As soon as we exited the station it made all the difference that our hotel was just right there. The room was clean & super spacious & the staff were very helpful. Check in/check out was a breeze & they also do luggage holds & forwarding. I loved that it had everything around — shopping 8min from Don Quixote, dining, site seeing sensoji temple is 4min away & our room had views of Tokyo sky tree. The only downside was the beds were hard so if you’re picky with that or have a bad back you might wanna consider that. Other than that I loved it here! Definitely coming back

I like the location and customer service that I received there