Other Space Asakusa

The room layout is reasonable and the space utilization rate is very high. It is more than enough for three adults to stay and two large suitcases to be laid flat. The bathroom is separated into dry and wet areas, which is convenient to use. The large flat-screen TV in the room can watch YouTube and Netflix programs directly, and can also cast the screen on the phone. The hotel has a rich variety of breakfasts, and there is also a self-service small supermarket open 24 hours a day. Convenient transportation, a few minutes walk to Sensoji Temple, and only 500 meters from Asakusa Subway Station. It is less than two kilometers away from the Tokyo Skytree. A very cost-effective hotel!

Although the room is not big, it is clean and tidy. Someone comes to clean it every day. There is no smell in the room. The bathroom is separated from wet and dry. It is much better than imagined. Sensoji Temple is a 1-minute walk away, so eating is very convenient. The nearest subway is the Asakusa Line, the Ginza Line, and the Keikyu Line to Haneda Airport, which are about 15 minutes' walk away. It’s too hot in Tokyo in early July…

The hotel is simple and stylish in design, with reasonable space planning. It is very clean. The bathroom is separated into two separate dry and wet rooms, which is very rare. It is located a little behind Sensoji Temple in Tokyo, and it takes only 3 minutes to get to Sensoji Temple. It is just a little far from Asakusa subway station, which takes about 15 minutes to walk. There is a convenience store not far downstairs. The guy at the front desk is very enthusiastic and it is very convenient to store luggage. Overall, I am very satisfied and recommend staying here!

除了小一點，整體都ok。就是空調口吹的冷氣正好對着沙發床，晚上後來我們都是關了空調睡的。前台有口語比較好的男士，入住和退房辦理的都很順暢！

The room is very big and you can open two suitcases at will. There is a full-length mirror👍🏼 But the bed and pillows in this room type are very, very hard! Not good to sleep We asked the front desk for a quilt to put on the bed, which made us feel better. The location is acceptable. It's some distance from the subway station, but there are a lot of things to visit along the way. There is a 7-11 nearby and there is also a small self-service convenience store on the ground floor of the hotel👍🏼 Slippers are disposable. The room is cleaned every day. It's nice to have separate toilets and bathrooms. The hotel staff are more like a bunch of part-time workers. They have no uniforms and the service is more casual. It feels more like a B&B The female front desk at check-in and the male front desk (who spoke Mandarin) who were looking for help during the check-in period were both very friendly. But the man at the front desk when I finally checked out was tall, wearing a shirt, and didn’t wear glasses. Not very friendly, very indifferent, and unable to deal with problems😅 (The hotel allows late check-out, as long as you pay) So I told him that I would check out late 1 hour He frowned in front of me and just said ummm I immediately added that I would pay the late check out fee. He instantly returned to his normal expression. As long as he told me to pay, he didn't understand what he meant by showing off his face to the customer. Is this problem difficult to solve? Did I say I would not pay? Do you think I'm easy to bully? Overall, I feel that there are better hotel options at this price range.

不到700塊，在淺草住到3人房，酒店不豪華，但乾淨，房間不侷促，位置也不錯。非常適合落腳。推薦給大家

The room was very clean and there was a table for eating. This hotel in Asakusa was the most comfortable among the 8 days and 7 nights in Japan. There is a terrace on the top floor of the hotel. It was very comfortable to look at the Tokyo Skytree at night, drink some wine, and enjoy the breeze. Their shampoo and shower gel is really easy to use and smells good. When I came back, I wanted to buy the same one, but unfortunately I didn't find it. In short, it is very good and I will stay here again if I have the chance.

地理位置十分優越 出門也有便利店 但是房間真是 太小了 這個價格 可以篩選更好的