Find 2 Star Hotels in Taito from SAR 105

"Overall a great stay especially in the semi private room , only 3 people, more space for yourself and your suitcases, things , clothes you can hang , mire privacy and locker is by your bed . The only concern I have is that how I wish the management will add one more microwave , I see people in line waiting for microwave to hear their food especially in the morning and dinner time. Also I wish there’s a dish rack, because some of the plates are still wet in the storage area, one small towel a day...

"入室時はお部屋が暑かった すぐエアコンで快適になりました"

"About a 15-minute walk from Asakusa and a 10-minute walk to the nearest train station is where Palace Japan Hotel is located. The neighborhood is Showa era and on the quiet side. The hotel reminds me of an older motel (well maintained). The staff very welcoming and the bathrooms/showers clean! The room is dated, however it’s a room all to yourself and bonuses include: a small fridge, a large window, and television (stuck on Japanese language lol). Somewhat a walk from the main sites, however I’d...

"AMAZING!"

"Cool for a short stay"

"A pleasant stay and the shared bathroom is very clean and spacious! "

"Very cozy"

"Very nice and clean"

"Stayed for 1 night at a double room in 802. The room was pretty clean except for the carpet. It was stained, dirty and looks like it has not been deep cleaned in a while. The washroom was clean and had a bidet. Note: there is no TV"

"We had a great time staying at Kin Hotel for 4 nights for our first time ever in Tokyo. The room was small but not much different to a lot of hotel rooms in Japan, it was perfect for the 2 of us. What made this stay great for us was the location! Asakusa is such a great and quiet neighbourhood to stay in. The hotel is just 15 mins from Senso-Ji which means we got to see it at night when it's quieter. It's also right next to Kappabashi, the best street in Tokyo to shop for kitchen knives and...

"Very nice and close to Ueno Station "

"The hostel is located in the heart of the Kuramae area. Walking distance to the metro, convenience stores and restaurants. The hostel staff are friendly and helpful. The hostel does lack with social elements with not having a common area. The only area where you can sit is in the cafe down stairs. They have a small kitchen with a dinning table. You never really feel comfortable with paying customers eating and drinking in the cafe. The rooms have 14 capsule beds. The top bunks are extremely...