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Hotel Area:
Asakusa
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Number of Rooms:
19
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Recent customer reviews
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Jooyeol H.
Solo travelers
South Korea,
May 18, 2013
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SoSo...good~
fast internet..and then smoking?....and then.....???
7.3
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Elena S.
Groups
Russia,
February 18, 2013
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The rooms were very basic and not clean, and the hotel itself looked more like a cheap hostel, but I could deal with that because of convenient location, although the hotel is deffinitely overpriced.
But what would make me never stay in this hotel again is the service.
1) I decided to go out to the next-door shop and didn't take the room key with me because my friend was in the room and I didn't need it. And the receptionist didn't let me out of the hotel because I didn't give her the key before going out! She shouted at me and demanded that I must go back to the room (6 floor) take the key and give her - and only then I could go to the shop! That's demeaning! They have silly rules, they treat guests as scum and they'll try to arrest you for not complying with their nonsence.
2) Our flight was late at night and we wanted to keep our luggage at reception after check-out. But the receptionist said that they can keep it only until 9pm and then if we're even 5 minutes late - they'll... through the bags away! like rubbish.
So I don't recommend this hotel at all.
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Cornelia S.
Couples
Netherlands,
October 13, 2012
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Small rooms, perfect for discovering or short stay
good service, friendly and helpful
7
We stayed at the Kawase on our last night in Tokyo before leaving Japan. It's less than 100m from exit8 of the asakusa subway station. We had been in the taito/sumida district at the start of our trip so we knew our way around. But even if you don't, the Kawase is easy to find. personnel is very friendly and makes you feel welcome. That said, it's small and cramped. But if you need a place to crash after a long day of sightseeing or shopping, it's almost perfect and very affordable. good value for money.
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip:
The hotel is a few meters from the asakusa station. start of the Ginza line that brings you to akihabara, shibuya and shinjuku. It's also a few hundred meters from senso-ji and a mere 15 minute walk from the Tokyo Skytree.
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Csaba J.
Solo travelers
Hungary,
July 14, 2010
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Great place for sightseeing
Very easy access by subway
8.3
I had a nice stay in the hotel. Its in the very close vicinity of the old part of Tokyo Asakusa. Really good and low cost noodle restaurants in the area. Through the subway system any part of the city can be reached in a relatively short time.
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Nattavee I.
Couples
Thailand,
July 8, 2010
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Cosmin C.
Couples
United States of America,
June 21, 2010
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Nice location, but very small rooms.
6
The location of this hotel is really convenient, located near the subway station - Asakusa Station and the Sensou-ji Temple.
The front desk is open for 24 hours.
If you are traveling just for sightseeing, and an inexpensive place to rest, it's a good choice.
The rooms are clean, but too small and old.
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip:
Sensoji Temple,
Nakamise
Kappabashi tool street
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Narawan T.
Couples
Thailand,
April 25, 2010
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The hotel is very close to Asakusa subway station
The hotel is close to subway station and temple.
5
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Zivko M.
Solo travelers
United Kingdom,
April 18, 2010
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I needed a quick find with good location and this fitted the bill perfectly. Close to train station and when you are sightseeing you don't worry too much about the room - at least I don't. Staff was very helpfull. They spoek good english which in Japan can be a hit and miss. It was particularly cold April and the room was drafty somewhat so thankfully air-con managed to keep me warm. Overall very satisfied for what it was. I would recomend thsi to a selo traveller or people on the budget. Nto romantic by any stretch of imagination.
Hotel Feature Tip:
Free internet at the lobby
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Amlan D.
Couples
India,
April 7, 2010
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pleasant stay
Location & transport accessibility
7.7
Good for low budget traveller, small rooms but just comfortable for a short stay. The location of the hotel is superb. One minute from Tokyo metro and waterbus stations makes transport accessibility very easy and convenient. Friendly host if you are patient enough to communicate with slow n easy english. In a word we had a pleasant stay.
Shopping Tip:
Asakusa has plenty of souvenir shops, check out with time.
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Amlan D.
Couples
India,
March 30, 2010
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value for money
location, accessibility of transport
7.7
Can not say that it was particularly a very pleasurable stay but comfortable and definitely value for money. Reception & hotel service is not very professional but homely. If one can communicate in a friendly way they're nice & helpful people. The key feature of the hotel is it's location and ease of communication.
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip:
take a walk beside the sumida river and a waterbus ride
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