Sky Court Asakusa Hotel, Tokyo

As far as location for the hotel, its a bit out far in terms of relative closesness to the station, but it does make it easier for reasons to explore. If you dont care about luxury and you just want a decent place to stay with all the vital essentials, this is the place. Asakusa is a little less frenetic compared to other places in tokyo, but that doesnt mean that this little city doesnt come to life. there are plenty of things to see around the hotel, including a beautiful shrine and marketplace, and as soon as you figure out where it is, its location kinda grows on you. I would definetly stay here again seeing as how the staff didnt speak much english but there were a few employees who spoke a lot. service was excellent and the best value for how much a night to stay there is.

This is my second time staying in this hotel and I have plans to stay again. The hotel is close to the train station, the neighborhood is nice, and there are many things to do in Asakusa. Most of the staff speak some English, and some are very fluent. All are helpful and friendly. I have not tried the restaurant, but there are many inexpensive places to eat within walking distance.

Conveniently located for daily Tokyo exploration, it would suit traveler who spends day outside and needs a place to sleep. Not to expect more than that. Beds are comfortable, rooms are quiet, so one can have a good night sleep. Hotel breakfast is too expensive for what it offers. Luckily,close by there are many small oriental private and fast food restaurants.