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The Room had a beautiful Tokyo Skytree view. The bathroom was separate from the toilet, so I could relax comfortably. Breakfast was delicious, especially the orange juice and omelet. Still, I was surprised that there were so many foreign guests.

We stayed for three nights on a Plan with breakfast included. The location near Kaminarimon was convenient, and the staff were kind and helpful. The breakfast bread was incredibly delicious! It was so good that we ate at the Hotel all three mornings. It was also great that the room did not have a unit bath, so we could relax and enjoy a proper bath.

With the weather being unpredictable, I didn’t want to go too far, but I still wanted to get away—so I chose Dormy Inn again for the first time in a while. I also stay at luxury hotels, but the large public bath with a sauna and cold plunge pool was simply the best. Staff regularly came into the bathing area to clean chairs and keep everything tidy. There were several types of shampoo and conditioner available, so you can choose what you like. The staff were kind and pleasant as well. Dormy Inn really is great—I’ve become a fan. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

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

The Shinkansen was stopped for hours due to heavy rain… I had no idea when I’d be able to get back home, but thanks to my boss saying “You can stay overnight,” I managed to book this Accommodation. At check-in, the Facility felt a bit old, but the Room was spacious and clean. What I really appreciated was the large public bath in the basement, where I could relax. Since it’s around Asakusa, there are plenty of places nearby for a quick drink, so there was no trouble finding somewhere. The staff were also kind and courteous, which made for a pleasant stay. It’s a Hotel I’d like to use again. If I had to mention one thing, I wish there had been a mug in the Room… there were teacups, though.

I stayed for 3 days and 2 nights. It’s less than a 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station (both the Toei Line and the Ginza Line), and it’s incredibly convenient with Kaminarimon, Senso-ji Temple, other sightseeing spots, and plenty of restaurants all nearby. The only slight disappointment was that the only convenience store close by was Seven-Eleven. The staff were exceptionally kind and provided pleasant service throughout my stay. The housekeeping team also greeted me cheerfully, and I truly felt glad I chose this Accommodation.

It was close to Asakusa Station and other nearby stations, and we could get to Senso-ji Temple quickly. It was very quiet during our stay, so we were able to relax comfortably. We didn’t encounter any foreign guests in the Hotel even once! The bathroom and toilet were new and clean, which was great. The only disappointment was that the T-fal kettle in the Room was old and smelled due to deteriorated plastic.

I chose this Hotel for its great location and price. It’s close to the elevator at the Asakusa Line station, which made carrying luggage very convenient. The Room was clean. The bath area and the shelves in the Room had slightly more space, making it easy to place items, and I felt it was thoughtfully designed. The amenities were well stocked, and I especially liked that the quality of the cotton pads was better than at other Hotels. When staying in Asakusa, I would like to use it again.

The entire Facility has been newly renovated, with modern and comfortable rooms. The 18m² space feels very spacious, even with two suitcases open. A commendable feature is the water dispensers available on every floor, and the curtains in the rooms are designed to overlap, preventing any light leakage. The mattress is moderately firm, and there are two types of pillows—one firm and one soft. Although I prefer memory foam pillows, I woke up without any neck pain. The bathroom amenities have a subtle fragrance, and skincare products available in the lobby are all from POLA and highly effective. If you need room cleaning or trash removal, you can conveniently request it via the smart TV before 9 AM the next day. During my stay, it was very quiet without disturbances from housekeeping or neighbors in the morning. Upon check-in, guests receive drink vouchers that can be used for complimentary coffee or juice at the first-floor restaurant. There’s also a scale on the first floor to weigh your luggage after packing. In terms of location: It’s right next to Senso-ji Temple; you can see both Senso-ji Temple and Tokyo Skytree from within the hotel. UNIQLO is directly across from it—perfect for dropping off purchases before heading out again—and nearby attractions include Fuglen café as well as popular eateries like Asakusa Unana (eel rice balls) and Kagetsudo within a 5-minute walk; these can be brought back to enjoy at your leisure instead of eating on crowded streets. Ichiran Ramen (with its unique octagonal bowls) and a 24-hour Don Quijote store are also close by. At night, street stalls create an atmospheric vibe—it’s incredibly convenient overall. However, there are some inconveniences regarding transportation: The nearest station is actually Asakusa Tsukuba Express Line Station rather than Ginza Line stations like Asakusa Station or Tawaramachi Station—the hotel sits roughly between these two Ginza Line stations but isn’t particularly close to either one. From Asakusa Station specifically: walking without luggage feels manageable but navigating through crowds in Nakamise Shopping Street while pushing suitcases could be challenging upon arrival; Tawaramachi Station offers easier access along main roads but being smaller requires finding exits equipped with elevators beforehand—otherwise carrying luggage up/down stairs becomes unavoidable if mistaken entry/exit points occur. Booking services were thoughtful enough—they sent an email detailing weather forecasts during my stay alongside directions for reaching this Facility most conveniently from airports (though I’m unsure whether this was provided by IKYU.com or directly by them). Overall experience was excellent! Check-in starts early at 2 PM while checkout extends until 11 AM; they also allow luggage storage after checkout which adds convenience post-stay too! However—the biggest downside lies within smoking areas located only on ground level where insufficient ventilation causes lingering smoke odors throughout lobby spaces whenever automatic doors open/close frequently during peak hours affecting air quality noticeably indoors despite otherwise exceptional offerings elsewhere onsite!

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!

It might be inconvenient that there’s no elevator, but since I travel with light luggage, it didn’t bother me. In any case, the location is great and the price is reasonable. I’d like to stay here again.

I couldn’t travel far, but I wanted to stay one night in Tokyo and relax without worrying about the time, so I made a Reservation. The Room was very spacious—there was still plenty of space even with four beds. There was also a lattice partition between the beds and the living area, and we had a great time having drinks and snacks at the large table. Since it’s in Asakusa, Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise at night were wonderful as well. I’d like to stay again.

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.

We stayed during the Obon holiday. The building was new, and the price was low for the size of the Room, which made our family very happy. Meals are not included, but there are plenty of restaurants nearby, so it was not a problem at all. This is a Hotel we would like to use again.

I made a Reservation because I wanted a base near Asakusa Station for a day trip to Nikko Toshogu Shrine, and it was also close to Kaminarimon, so I was able to enjoy Asakusa as well. The Room is not very large, but it was clean and well maintained. There is no bathtub—only a shower room—but in return the toilet was spacious, which can be hard to find in a typical unit bath. That may have been my favorite part. The staff were friendly, and it was an Accommodation that offered everything I needed. Thank you!

This time, I stayed because the price was affordable, which might have been by chance. Although it's a bit of a walk from Asakusa Station, it’s not too bothersome. However, the lack of a nearby convenience store is inconvenient. The Room was clean and easy to use, but I didn’t like that the bed was fully visible as soon as I opened the door, even though it was right near the elevator. Similarly, having the front desk immediately in front of you upon entering on the first floor feels like poor layout design and is concerning. Still, overall it’s a good Hotel, and I would like to stay again.

JPY 7,000 in Asakusa, Tokyo! JPY 6,300 with a Yahoo! Travel discount! The photos looked so-so, but at this price in Tokyo it seemed unbelievable—so I nervously entered the Room and was surprised to find it more normal than expected. The bathroom and toilet are a bit small, but considering the price, it’s not an issue at all. I will definitely choose this place again next time. It’s also great that it’s less than a 10-minute walk from Asakusa Station. There’s also a 7-Eleven within about a minute.

Lighting, air conditioning, and outlets are conveniently located for ease of use. Both the Room and bathroom are always kept clean and well-prepared. Although it was before check-in time, I asked if I could rest at the front desk due to feeling unwell from heat exhaustion. They quickly prepared the Room for me, even provided an ice pack, and allowed me to rest. Thank you very much!

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