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This was my first stay here while sightseeing with friends. The ninjas, samurai, butlers, etc. projected at the front desk react during the check-in process, which is fun, but otherwise it’s a perfectly normal Hotel—not as “weird” as it sounds. Since it’s a new Hotel, the Room

I visited Tokyo Skytree for the first time, and the location was perfect as the Hotel is right by Oshiage Station, with no transfers needed from the Keikyu Main Line at Haneda Airport to the Toei Asakusa Line. It was very convenient to stroll around Solamachi as if it were a gard

The Room was very clean. The staff were also very helpful and friendly. I would like to stay again. The view outside was nice, and we could see the Tokyo Skytree. It was a shame that it was rainy and cloudy. On a clear day, I’m sure the night view must be amazing.

The room itself was comfortable and secure; even the elevator system and large public bath had excellent security measures that made us feel safe throughout our stay. My mother thoroughly enjoyed this long-awaited trip after so many years. We will definitely return here again wh

Very convenient for visiting the Skytree. The Room was clean and functional, but the heating system could be improved, and a bedside light would be great for reading.

The location was ideal as a base for sightseeing in Tokyo, and it became a wonderful travel memory. The service and meals were excellent—nothing to complain about. We could even see the Skytree from the Room, and the Hotel was quiet and relaxing throughout. The complimentar

The staff were kind. The Room was clean, and although it was lively outside, the Room was quiet. There is a yakitori restaurant next to the Hotel entrance. There are plenty of places nearby, such as McDonald’s, Komeda Coffee, and Hoshino Coffee—very convenient for breakfast and l

The building itself is a bit old, but the elevator requires a key card and only allows access to your accommodation floor, and although the Room is small, it feels very clean. The amenities are sufficient. Even though it’s near the tracks, it was very quiet. I’ll stay here again!

You can walk to Senso-ji Temple, and it's also close to the Rokku area with places like Don Quijote. The shower booth was very clean and comfortable. The Room was not spacious but compact and user-friendly. The staff were kind and helpful. I would love to stay here again.

It was very helpful that towels, tissues, toothbrushes, and other amenities were available for self-service from the first day. The place was well cleaned, and the staff were very friendly. The walls are a bit thin, but considering it’s an affordable, clean private room with a ba

The location is also easy to find: it’s just across one road from Senso-ji Temple, and close to both Tobu lines and Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro. There’s also a Daily Yamazaki and a Ministop nearby. The in-room refrigerator wasn’t cooling, so if you plan to use it you’ll n

I was initially unsure after reading previous reviews, but the place was clean, the staff were friendly, and it was comfortable. I was concerned about drainage, but there were no issues except for slightly slow drainage in the sink—no backflow or odors to worry about. The air

Conveniently located near the station, it offers a reasonable price for access to the sento, includes a complimentary bottle of water, and features separate bath and toilet facilities. It's perfect! If I had to mention any drawbacks, the placement of power outlets was slightly in

Bring your own detergent and dry clothes in the Room to save costs. Bringing hangers can also be convenient. The bathtub is small, and the windows have lightweight metal shutters instead of curtains, but this does not affect daily life. A microwave and vending machines with l

This was my second stay, following last year’s visit. Thank you for kindly addressing my concerns. You assigned me a larger Room than I had reserved. Unfortunately, a typhoon and heavy rain forced me to cancel my plans that day, but I bought some face masks at a nearby drugst