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AU · family_with_children · Oct 2026
Comfortable, calm, kind and convienient.
We were so happy with this place. The staff were welcoming and kind. The room was so clean that we could almost believe that we were the first guests ever. The amenities available were generous and high quality. Tiny walk to Senso-Ji and the train station for the Ginza line, though so peaceful. There are two lovely baths (one for men one for women, which alternate), they are small and not strictly private, though if you leave your shoes at the entrance, other guests know it is in use, but they are able to enter. I tried both on numerous occasions and no-one entered. We stayed 3 nights and could have stayed longer. The area surrouning is tourist heavy but huge and well worth exploring.
We returned in the middle of the day with our takeaway lunch and in need of a little reprieve and found that our room was being serviced (all good, thank you) though at the same time the lounge was closed. We felt a bit awkward not knowing where we could eat our lunch. it would make sense for the lounge to be open at the same time as the rooms were inaccessable.
DE · solo_traveller · Oct 2026
CA · couple · Oct 2026
Great location for a Tokyo stay.
The property is centrally located. Very close to the subways. Close enough to the river for morning runs. The staff was great.
FR · family_with_children · Oct 2026
Bien placé , peu bruyant
L’emplacement , l’amabilité du personnel
Pas de petit déjeuner , onsen petit
NZ · couple · Oct 2026
1-31-11 Asakusa, Taito-ku · Tokyo