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"Great staff, great amenities, and great location!"

"The staff are young and energetic. You can tell they enjoy working here with each other. Room and bathroom were clean and impressive. "Welcome drink", coffee machine and other amenities were appreciated. Six laundry machines across three floors, drying cycle takes a lot longer for some clothes so bring plenty of coins because they cost money. TV shows you the laundry status remotely which is cool. The area took some getting used to, but there are some wonderful places to eat and be entertained. Recommend restaurants on floor 4 below the hotel. "

"Amenities and staff"

"Staff was great, the onsen and facilities were fantastic. Great location, close to the fun but over bearingly so. "

"This is my second time booking with my stay in this hotel coz it’s so convenient to the stores I wanna go plus the train is just less than few minutes walk."

"Our room was large and even fit a crib for our baby. We loved it. Staff were helpful and kind. Small boutique hotel with comfortable rooms. Breakfast was great with some different options. It’s very close to Sensoji Temple. We loved Asakusa. We will stay here again in the future! "

"Great hotel near everything!"

"Friend, formal staff. The onsen was splendid. I loved the view and the location. They secured my bags for an extended period of time awaiting my flight home. Very generous with their time and service."

"The location was incredible. Super quiet street but located to many of the iconic tourist spots within walking distance. Every night coming home we walked past Sensjo temple and could see Tokyo Skytree. The hotel staff were extremely helpful and helped with navigation problems. The little restaurant/community space was great for their free tea services and a great location for us when our sister needed our hotel room for a work meeting. The room was super tiny but we were able to fit all three of us. We didn’t stay in our room for our time in Tokyo. The view was incredible. "