Nagatacho Vacations from $957

The cleanliness of the room wasn’t very clean there was a couple of things that didn’t settle well with us.

Great stay in Asakusa with excellent staff and location We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel in Asakusa. The staff were incredibly accommodating when we accidentally mixed up our checkout date due to a multi-city itinerary. Even though it caused a bit of a crisis (we had to leave Tokyo Disney and rush back in a whirlwind), they handled it with grace and helped us stay in the same room, which made a stressful situation much easier. The room itself was good and surprisingly spacious for Tokyo. One tip: I recommend asking for an extra blanket, as the beds are made with lighter bedding, which can feel chilly at night. The location is excellent—about a 10-minute walk from the train station, but right in the heart of Asakusa. This area ended up being one of our favorites. There’s incredible shopping, so many places to eat, and beautiful temples all around. I highly recommend eating in Asakusa. I initially skipped some street stands thinking I’d find the same food elsewhere, but that wasn’t the case—and Asakusa actually had the best pricing we encountered. Breakfast was a highlight. I loved having two options: one with an amazing view of Sky Tower at their larger sister hotel just half a block away, and the onsite breakfast where you can enjoy a buffet plus order a freshly made plate from the kitchen. Overall, a wonderful stay in a very cool neighborhood. I would absolutely stay here again and recommend it to anyone wanting a great base in Tokyo.

Hotel was fantastic.

Stayed for 15 days and had a very good overall experience. The hotel is located in Kawasaki, about 45 minutes by train from central Tokyo, which may not be ideal if you want to be close to major attractions. However, it’s very convenient for Haneda Airport. The area is lively, with many bars nearby along Nakamise Street. At night, there are people inviting customers into bars, which might feel uncomfortable for some. We added the breakfast service, but the limited 5–6 options stayed the same throughout our stay and became repetitive, so we ended up eating at konbini from around day 10 onward. There is a free small kitchen/common area on the 10th floor with a coffee machine, water dispensers, various teas, a microwave, and a toaster. It’s quite small and can get crowded. There’s also a terrace, but we couldn’t enjoy it since we stayed in winter. Overall rating: 5/5. Great choice if you prioritize airport access over being in central Tokyo.