The hotel is located about 20 minutes from the train station, that's rather far if you are travelling with a suitcase (of course you are) and plan to walk. Advantages - it is a great hotel for visiting Tokyo Sky Tree and Sensó-ji. Those places are virtually at your doorstep. Rooms are small, simple but clean and the staff is... More

hotel itself is very cozy and well-equipped, incl washlet (a nice butt-washing toilet, most of japanese hotel has one) , bathtub and central air-conditioning. Staff is very nice and speak English (I can speak Japanese so I don't know how good they can speak but I did hear they talking in English to other ppl who live in the hotel.)... More

We aren't small and the room was cramped. The bed is not a double bed, but it has a very good mattress. There's nowhere for the person sleeping next to the wall to put anything, like water, and you have to crawl over your partner to go to the toilet.I hated the frosted window that you can't see out! What... More

The hotel is about 10-15 minutes walk from the Asakusa Metro, which was a bit inconvenient to find at first. But as soon as we found our bearings (thanks to the lady on the street who whipped out her iPhone and located the hotel), we realised we could not have chosen a better area. The hotel itself is nothing to... More

Tokyo is great, but it's tough to find a good value in a hotel for budget travelers. This place was great. The location isn't central but there are many things to see around the hotel in the same district. The walk from the metro station isn't too far, but you should make sure you have direction so you're not walking... More

not so far from Metro and Tokyo Tower, 10 mins by walk and u can look at Tokyo Tower on the way to hotel from Metro and so close to Roxy department and Temple, 24hr Lawson Super, in the midst of Ramen Shop and many restaurant, bicycle rental available. rooms are bit small but no problem for central of Tokyo,... More

I stayed for 3 nights in a Sky tree view room. I am very satisfied with the cheap accommodation rate. Though it locates a bit far from rail stations but i love the quietness neighbors. In fact, it makes you to explore the neighborhood as you travel back to hotel. Like in my case, I had spent some time at... More

This hotel is a bit out of the way from central Tokyo, the nearest station is Asakusa (which is around a 10 - 15 minute walk). If you have a lot of bags, take a taxi there. Asakusa has a cool Edu period style market and as such you see many hand pulled rickshaw men ferrying Geisha's and other people... More

In terms of paying for a place to sleep at night, this is a decent price for Tokyo. The front desk employees were definitely nice and their English skills were fine enough to get the point across. The only problem I had (which you will notice in most Japanese hotels, so for that, I can't really fault them) is the... More