ubicación cerca del metro hibiya Line, a una cuadra hay un supermercado, cerca del templo senso-ji
The room was spacious and clean
The room was spacious and clean
They responded immediately when I forgot my glasses after checkout
استخلصته Parley من أحدث 90 من أصل 161 تقييماً موثقاً من النزلاء
The room was spacious and clean
— هكذا يصف الضيوف الغرف
25 m² · 4 futon beds · يتسع لـ 4 ضيوف
The hot tub is the standout feature of this quadruple room. The quadruple room features air conditioning, tatami, a balcony with city views as well as a private bathroom boasting a bath. The unit has 4 futons.
راحة السرير 7.8/10
25 m² · يتسع لـ 4 ضيوف
25 m² · يتسع لـ 4 ضيوف
25 m² · يتسع لـ 4 ضيوف
A private balcony offers city views, while the room includes air conditioning and a wardrobe. Two double beds accommodate up to four guests. The en‑suite bathroom features a bathtub. A hot tub is also provided for guest use.
“No lift”
The property was clean and the location was close to the metro, but the lack of an elevator was annoying after walking 20,000 steps.
“It was good.”
The room was fantastic, huge, and I stayed in a 2‑bedroom suite with comfortable beds, a toilet, and a bath. It would have been nice to have complimentary drinking water in the room, though. My room was on the 4th floor and there was no lift; the stairs were quite narrow, making it hard to move luggage up and down. So keep that in mind—if you’re assigned to a lower floor it wouldn’t be a problem. Also, the hotel operates a self‑service check‑in; I didn’t see any staff during my stay, only communications through the system. The location is fine, about a 15‑20 minute walk away.
We loved the room – it was huge, and sleeping on futons over a tatami was fantastic, especially with the Japanese‑style bathroom. Having a tiny balcony that looked out onto a quiet Tokyo street felt like a little luxury. It was great that, despite lacking a front desk, we could drop off our bags before check‑in in a lockable room. The location wasn’t central, but a 15‑minute walk got us to Asakusa, which was wonderful. The only downside was having to lug our suitcases up two flights of stairs via a narrow stairwell, since there’s no elevator. Even so, it was our favorite of the three places we stayed at in Japan.
“No llegamos a quedarnos a dormir, mi familia no estaba a gusto.”
The area was pretty good, communication was solid and the neighborhood was calm, which is great for traveling with kids. However, the room was dirty: dust everywhere, office‑style chairs with a lot of stains, a table covered with a plastic mat that turned out to be a poker table, and the worst part was finding a cockroach in the bathroom.
The mattresses were unfortunately very thin, resulting in a very hard sleeping surface.
“No lift”
The property was clean and the location was close to the metro, but the lack of an elevator was annoying after walking 20,000 steps.
“No llegamos a quedarnos a dormir, mi familia no estaba a gusto.”
The area was pretty good, communication was solid and the neighborhood was calm, which is great for traveling with kids. However, the room was dirty: dust everywhere, office‑style chairs with a lot of stains, a table covered with a plastic mat that turned out to be a poker table, and the worst part was finding a cockroach in the bathroom.
“It was good.”
The room was fantastic, huge, and I stayed in a 2‑bedroom suite with comfortable beds, a toilet, and a bath. It would have been nice to have complimentary drinking water in the room, though. My room was on the 4th floor and there was no lift; the stairs were quite narrow, making it hard to move luggage up and down. So keep that in mind—if you’re assigned to a lower floor it wouldn’t be a problem. Also, the hotel operates a self‑service check‑in; I didn’t see any staff during my stay, only communications through the system. The location is fine, about a 15‑20 minute walk away.
The mattresses were unfortunately very thin, resulting in a very hard sleeping surface.
We loved the room – it was huge, and sleeping on futons over a tatami was fantastic, especially with the Japanese‑style bathroom. Having a tiny balcony that looked out onto a quiet Tokyo street felt like a little luxury. It was great that, despite lacking a front desk, we could drop off our bags before check‑in in a lockable room. The location wasn’t central, but a 15‑minute walk got us to Asakusa, which was wonderful. The only downside was having to lug our suitcases up two flights of stairs via a narrow stairwell, since there’s no elevator. Even so, it was our favorite of the three places we stayed at in Japan.
