Around Indigo Dyeing Museum × Flower-Viewing AccommodationHighly rated Hotel·Ryokan

The toilet and bath were separate, which was really nice. The Hotel was clean overall. Breakfast was also delicious.

We stayed for one night with a child (No Meals Included), and the staff were very courteous. After walking around for sightseeing, our child was tired and in a bad mood, and I was exhausted from long-distance driving and sightseeing as well. We were able to relax and ease our fatigue in the bath, and even enjoy a snowy view from the open-air bath (as a cold wave had arrived). The scenery was wonderful, and we were very satisfied. The Room was also kept clean and well prepared, providing a comfortable environment to rest.

They securely stored my suitcase early in the morning, and I checked in when I returned. The only downside was that there’s just one elevator (it might be best to allow extra time, especially when you’re in a hurry). When I went out and came back to my Room, the Skytree was sparkling right in front of me. After enjoying the view to my heart’s content, I used the bath-hopping pass to head over to Nono Annex and enjoyed the black Onsen. I also made sure to enjoy the late-night soba, and then had some ice cream available in front of the Onsen on the 10th floor of this Hotel… (there were four flavors, but two were sold out… it was disappointing that the one I really wanted was gone). While relaxing with it in my Room… I could hear the guest next door snoring—honestly funny. The walls must be thin. Bad luck with this Room. The next morning, I enjoyed the 10th-floor Onsen again and had some drinks as well, and I successfully caught the early-morning Spacia X departing from Tobu Asakusa Station. Since it was so early, I only glanced at what looked like a delicious breakfast… I chose this Accommodation solely because it’s close to Tobu Asakusa Station, and aside from bad luck with my Room, everything else was completely satisfying. Thank you very much. If I asked at reception, would they have given me earplugs? lol

The staff were all very polite and kind, which was amazing! I stayed in the Sakura Room, and it was fantastic! The view of the Skytree from the room was incredible. We had such a relaxing and enjoyable time in the room, creating wonderful memories for my elderly parents. The breakfast was also satisfying with shiny rice and high-quality side dishes. I would love to stay here again. Thank you very much!

Check-in was smooth, and there were no issues. I wasn’t sure how to check out and was wondering at the front desk, but a lovely Asian female staff member told me I didn’t need to do anything, so I felt relieved when leaving. The view of Tokyo Skytree from the Room was quite nice. The hallway is outdoors and feels like an apartment building, but I knew that in advance so it wasn’t a problem. I don’t go to Tokyo very often, but I’d like to stay again. Thank you very much.

We stayed with a family of five and one dog. The floor was non-slip and there were amenities for dogs, so we were able to stay with peace of mind. It's a five-minute walk from the Stays to Sensoji Temple, and I don't think you'll have any trouble finding food.

I enjoyed the view of the Tokyo Skytree from the rooftop. The staff were very attentive, making my stay comfortable and worry-free.

Even though it was right after the New Year holidays, it was so inexpensive that I didn’t expect much. However, the Hotel itself was new and clean, and I was surprised that the Room was spacious enough for children to play in. They kept our luggage for us before check-in, and the staff were very helpful. In the lobby, we could choose the amenities we needed, and we also enjoyed delicious complimentary coffee freshly ground from beans. There was also mineral water in the Room for each guest. The hair dryer (Mod’s) had plenty of airflow. The only downside was that the unit bath felt quite cramped, but I was impressed by the heated toilet seat and even by the toilet paper with a crane watermark design. Overall, I’m extremely satisfied. By the way, Senso-ji Temple is just 50 steps away; a convenience store is two doors down; and the station is very close as well.