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Although it’s close to the station and right in the middle of the downtown area, it was quiet at night and I slept well. For men, there is a large public bath (limited to 3–4 people), so you can stretch out and relax. The breakfast buffet had the same selection every day, but you can choose what you like, and it was delicious. I didn’t use the restaurant for dinner this time, but the prices were reasonable, so I’d like to try it next time. The Room was properly cleaned every day, and the pillow suited me well. It’s affordable and simple, but I’m very satisfied with the attentive service.

The Hotel is very close—once you reach the main road from the JR Kinshicho Station South Exit, you can see the building. It’s about a 5-minute walk including waiting at traffic lights, with excellent access. The 1F front desk is compact, but the staff were cheerful and very pleasant. It seemed like there were many international guests. The Room was much nicer than in the photos, and the bathroom area in particular felt spacious and luxurious. The number and placement of power outlets were also convenient. Amenities included four types of French Omnisens (30 ml each), prepared for each guest, and the scent and quality were soothing. The thick, fluffy towels and other linens—and even the bedding—were outstanding. The pajama-style nightwear and even a bathrobe left nothing to complain about. I was impressed by how delicious the complimentary red wine, premium juice, sparkling water, and snacks were; relaxing with Nespresso and tea was perfect, and having as many as eight bottles of mineral water was wonderful too. The Hotel itself is quite compact—there’s no lobby or lounge, and the elevator is small—but it has a European boutique-hotel feel. Relaxing in the Room made it perfect for a girls’ get-together. Breakfast also felt like just the right amount and variety for women. One small downside: I could only find an all-on/all-off light switch in the Room, which was a bit inconvenient. I’m amazed to find such a lovely Hotel at this price in Tokyo—very satisfied!

I had to stay in Asakusa unexpectedly and chose this place because it was close to the station and Senso-ji Temple. It seemed like most of the guests were from overseas, making me feel as if I were abroad, but I was able to enjoy a quiet stay. The staff were efficient, there were many shops nearby, and the rooftop view was lovely. It was very convenient, so I decided on a Multiple Night Stay. On the first night, I stayed in a Room with a view of Tokyo Skytree. On the second night, I stayed in a Room on the opposite side. As mentioned in Reviews, the first Room had an aroma reminiscent of India or Bali (perhaps?), while the second one had no scent at all—quite curious! The first Room felt warm and dry even with the air conditioning off, whereas the second one felt cool without it. Amenities included everything necessary for my stay. The price seemed reasonable for Asakusa. If I had to point out anything: when checking into my second Room, there were some leftover snacks (kaki-pi) on the floor; also, waiting for elevators took some time. I didn’t use their café bar but noticed that their menu pricing seemed bold yet appealing! Overall, it was a comfortable stay—thank you to all staff members!

It was reasonably priced and conveniently located for sightseeing in Asakusa. The staff were also very helpful. The Room had an older feel, as expected for the building’s age, but it was clean. The amenities were well stocked, which was great. Having a large public bath and sauna is a big plus, but it was disappointing that they weren’t available on the day of check-out.