“安いが駅から遠い”
It was cheap. The bed drawer had trash, there was no sanitary bin in the toilet, the shower room drain was clogged, and the Wi‑Fi didn’t work.
KaekoHá 2 semanas
Só um momento…
Tokyo·7.2
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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The Ace Inn Asakusa in Tokyo features family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, bidets, and free WiFi. Each room includes a kitchenette, walk-in shower, tatami floors, and a work desk. The hotel offers free toiletries, slippers, and a refrigerator, as well as a dining area, TV, and seating area. It is located near Ichiyo Memorial Museum, Asakusa Fujiasama Shrine, and Edo Taito Traditional Crafts Center, 30 km from Tokyo Haneda Airport.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
It was cheap. The bed drawer had trash, there was no sanitary bin in the toilet, the shower room drain was clogged, and the Wi‑Fi didn’t work.
Kaeko·Há 2 semanas
Nothing special. I never want to use it again. It’s too cheap and too bad. The station is a 20‑minute walk, which is quite a poor location. Because it’s a dormitory, that’s expected, but the people sharing the room snored loudly, and they turned lights on and off at night, so I couldn’t sleep.
若·Há 2 semanas
It was clean and easy to use. The bath was a little dirty, I wished there were a hairbrush among the supplies, and the information said there was a blanket, but it wasn’t listed.
Noriko·Há um mês
It was clean. The location was not good.
荒城·Há um mês
The location was excellent, in a very pleasant neighborhood. Two 24‑hour mini‑markets, a laundromat, several household stores, and many small shops were nearby. The room had everything needed, including hygiene supplies; only dishes were missing if you need them. The hotel was always quiet. On the first floor there was a spacious common area with tables, thermopods, and separate trash bins. The bed was broken, which made it creak and wobble in several places. The room wasn’t cleaned very well; there was dust under the bed and trash lying around. The internet worked, but sometimes there were connection issues. The metro is a 10‑15 minute walk away, which wasn’t a problem for us but might matter for others. The room had an automatic light‑on system in the corridor that reacted to movement (they never figured out whether it was triggered by motion in the room or outside the door), so the light kept turning on, even at night, which disrupted sleep. There were not enough shelves or storage systems to temporarily put things while staying; there was one wardrobe but it only had hangers, no shelves, so I had to use the table for all my stuff.
Igor·Há um mês