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"We (2A,2C) stayed here for 7 nights. Got a room with a view of Tokyo Skytree and it was lovely to see it change colours every night. The room felt a little small but that’s because we had 4 pieces of large-ish luggage and 2 cabin sized luggage. The room could do with more lights as the room was a bit dark at night. Check-in was smooth and quick. Overall, staff were helpful. We had breakfast in the hotel. Food was decent but the spread was limited. No real complains though. The airport bus from Haneda drops off passengers here. You can also board the airport bus to Haneda or Narita from here but the last bus is in the afternoon. Very conveniently located. There are shopping malls and many residences and restaurants nearby. A short walk away is a park with a playground and is very popular with young families on weekends and public holidays. However it may be a bit of distance or switching of trains if you’re going to all the tourist spots. We did enjoy the area a lot as we had 2 young children and finding food, shopping and playground in one convenient location was a big plus for us. There are no DIY laundry facilities in the hotel but there are 3 DIY laundromats within 7min walking distance of the hotel. You can ask the hotel for a map in English. "

"Clean and comfortable stay"

"Largest room I’ve experienced in Tokyo "

"Really busy over all. Don’t plan on getting laundry done if you don’t do it during the day. Tons of rooms and tons of people washing cloths. Bring your own detergent 👍"

"Definitely coming back for every part of their services, everything was awesome "

"The staff is always helpful and go above and beyond."

"We had to stay one night before venturing off but it was last minute so the rooms were limited. We could not figure out how to have the AC in a cool setting. But a worker at the front desk was amazingly helpful and friendly. Nicole. She is truly an asset to this hotel. "

"Great location in Asakusa! Convenient to multiple train lines, food, shopping and temple grounds. Rooms are bigger than anticipated but minimal storage, no drawers and small closet. Premier lounge was a pleasant surprise and appreciated. 4th floor izakaya style food court was not up to par and disappointing, chose elsewhere to eat. Kobe restaurant is over priced and seldom busy. Uniglo store was a great! Don Quixote is a tourist trap and overpriced! Recommend and would return."

"Located in a quiet and peaceful local neighbourhood streets with short walking distance to Soji temple and the heart of Asakusa. Highly recommended for family. "