The hotel is across the spacvia x train n Ginza line. However the lift to station is not obvious so google well else not make mistake like us as we have to lug our luggage up the stairs.

The hotel is very neat n clean. Check in time 3pm n very strict about that. Lobby is quite small. Only problem I have is the expensive fee if you need to leave yr luggage over night if you leave to go another city and even if you return to stay they will charge 1000 yen per bag per day.

The hotel is very neat n clean. Check in time 3pm n very strict about that. Lobby is quite small. Only problem I have is the expensive fee if you need to leave yr luggage over night if you leave to go another city and even if you return to stay they will charge 1000 yen per bag per day.

I highly recommend this hotel for a stay-in Tokyo. The hotel is located directly across from the Asakusa train station which gives you access to several other lines. From here the ginzu line will take you to Tokyo station or Shibuya district. There is a shopping arcade directly adjacent to the hotel with food and shopping activities and it's a few steps to the shrine. Staff is extremely accommodating and friendly. There are washer dryers on the 7th and 11th floors but they can be crowded and it takes about 2 hours to run a 12 lb load. There is a breakfast available which serves both American and Japanese food. Next to the rice ball station you can also ask them to make you a simple omelet or eggs benedict or fried eggs. You have to go over and ask it's not obvious. The rooms are compact and do not have a closet. What most people do is slip their suitcases under the beds and pull them out when they need to get things. If you have a clamshell type suitcase it's easy enough to leave it open under there and just pull it out when you need to get stuff. They provide two bottles of water everyday. There is a small refrigerator in the room and a hot water kettle. There's a microwave available near the elevators. There's a 7-Eleven right next to the hotel. There is a taxi stand across the street. There's also a small hedgehog and otter Cafe two doors down.

I highly recommend this hotel for a stay-in Tokyo. The hotel is located directly across from the Asakusa train station which gives you access to several other lines. From here the ginzu line will take you to Tokyo station or Shibuya district. There is a shopping arcade directly adjacent to the hotel with food and shopping activities and it's a few steps to the shrine. Staff is extremely accommodating and friendly. There are washer dryers on the 7th and 11th floors but they can be crowded and it takes about 2 hours to run a 12 lb load. There is a breakfast available which serves both American and Japanese food. Next to the rice ball station you can also ask them to make you a simple omelet or eggs benedict or fried eggs. You have to go over and ask it's not obvious. The rooms are compact and do not have a closet. What most people do is slip their suitcases under the beds and pull them out when they need to get things. If you have a clamshell type suitcase it's easy enough to leave it open under there and just pull it out when you need to get stuff. They provide two bottles of water everyday. There is a small refrigerator in the room and a hot water kettle. There's a microwave available near the elevators. There's a 7-Eleven right next to the hotel. There is a taxi stand across the street. There's also a small hedgehog and otter Cafe two doors down.

Well positioned to rail transport and hundreds of eateries.

Well positioned to rail transport and hundreds of eateries.

Great location