Muy buen hotel, situado a dos pasos de senso-ji y con unas vistas espectaculares al río y al Sky tree
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10 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
It has a private bathroom with a bath and a shower — the double room is equipped with a flat-screen TV.
16 m² · 2 twin beds · Sleeps 2
The largest room here — microwave.
Beds 8/10 · 54 guests mention them
12 m² · Sleeps 1
The room contains one single bed and accommodates one guest. A private bathroom with a shower is included. Climate control is provided by air conditioning and heating, and a tea and coffee maker and a television are available for convenience.
16 m² · Sleeps 4
The Twin Room – Non‑Smoking offers two single beds for up to four guests. A private bathroom includes a bathtub, a shower and a hairdryer, and free toiletries are provided. Climate control features air‑conditioning and heating, while a tea and coffee maker and a flat‑screen TV are available for entertainment.
16 m² · Sleeps 4
The Twin Room – Smoking accommodates up to four guests with two single beds. Climate control includes air‑conditioning, heating and a tea and coffee maker for in‑room refreshment. The room is designated as a smoking area.
“this hotel may be suitable for a short overnight stay, but I wouldn’t recommend it for a longer visi”
Close to everything, the hotel’s location was fine, but the staff were not as welcoming as expected; the check‑in felt cold and lacked hospitality. The hallway was like a sauna every time we stepped out or waited for the lift, making the floor uncomfortable and seeming poorly designed. The room was far too small for two people with two large suitcases, so while it might work for a single night, I wouldn’t stay longer. We stayed eight nights and learned that the hard way. The curtains don’t fully block light because they’re installed several inches from the window, letting daylight stream in around the edges, which makes it hard for light sleepers to rest. Overall, it may work for a short overnight stay but isn’t recommended for an extended visit.
“Hotel comodo in Asakusa”
The location was super convenient for both the subway and the station, and the area is one of Tokyo’s most beautiful neighborhoods—walking from the hotel you can reach Senso‑ji temple and Tokyo Skytree in just a few minutes.
The location is near public transportation station and point, not a crowded area. the bed is too little for 2 person
“服務人員專業、親切、負責”
I loved everything about the stay; there were no negatives at all.
“Disappointing Value for the Price”
The spot was very convenient, and the night view from the balcony on the 9th floor was amazing; the staff were very friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout our stay. The mattress was very uncomfortable, and the towels and bathrobes were old and faded, so we chose not to use them because they didn’t look clean enough; this was the most expensive hotel I stayed at during my three‑week trip in Japan, but the condition of the amenities made it feel like it wasn’t worth the price I paid.
“this hotel may be suitable for a short overnight stay, but I wouldn’t recommend it for a longer visi”
Close to everything, the hotel’s location was fine, but the staff were not as welcoming as expected; the check‑in felt cold and lacked hospitality. The hallway was like a sauna every time we stepped out or waited for the lift, making the floor uncomfortable and seeming poorly designed. The room was far too small for two people with two large suitcases, so while it might work for a single night, I wouldn’t stay longer. We stayed eight nights and learned that the hard way. The curtains don’t fully block light because they’re installed several inches from the window, letting daylight stream in around the edges, which makes it hard for light sleepers to rest. Overall, it may work for a short overnight stay but isn’t recommended for an extended visit.
“服務人員專業、親切、負責”
I loved everything about the stay; there were no negatives at all.
“Hotel comodo in Asakusa”
The location was super convenient for both the subway and the station, and the area is one of Tokyo’s most beautiful neighborhoods—walking from the hotel you can reach Senso‑ji temple and Tokyo Skytree in just a few minutes.
“Disappointing Value for the Price”
The spot was very convenient, and the night view from the balcony on the 9th floor was amazing; the staff were very friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout our stay. The mattress was very uncomfortable, and the towels and bathrobes were old and faded, so we chose not to use them because they didn’t look clean enough; this was the most expensive hotel I stayed at during my three‑week trip in Japan, but the condition of the amenities made it feel like it wasn’t worth the price I paid.
The location is near public transportation station and point, not a crowded area. the bed is too little for 2 person
