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It's a capsule hotel, so don't expect the Ritz-carlton here. By hostel standards, this place is pretty good, clean and well layed out. The bathrooms and cleanliness were a nice surprise, as well as the lockers.

Seems colosr to airport Have shuttle from and to airport, but we haven't got the chance to use it, due to uncertainty in our plans Funny registration desk design, but that's all Aircon was good, its a must for Japan, but now I'm in the better hotel and it doesn't have modern aircon, power of this thing is close to zero Nice system of storage keeping in the lobby for free, after our before check out/check in

Very convenient location. Clean, outstanding customer service. It exceeded our expectations. The Bulgarian Tea Time was also delicious and very well prepared.

One of the best areas in Tokyo. Lots of interesting things nearby, not too noisy, nice places not far away. The rooms are tiny but ok. Good quality shampoos and care products. 24-hour registration.

The bakery onsite was incredible and the lobby/lounge areas were perfect. The property entirely had a unique energy which contributed to the atmosphere of our stay in Tokyo overall.

The location of the hotel is great, in the heart of Asakusa and near a metro station. There are a few hotels of the same brand along the road so double check you are in the right one:) Amenities and snacks are available for the guests. The bed is comfortable.

comfortable, clean, near convenience store, near lively area, within walking distance of many shops and restaurants. Staff were helpful at registration time. The orientation/welcome video clips on the room TV were unique and informative. Express check-out saved time.

We loved everything about this property! We just wished we had booked the restaurant across the street at the Marriott, as the food was exceptional! The staff there at Daiwa was excellent from front to back. The air conditioning system was on the best we’ve ever had. Easily walkable to and from Tokyo station.

All 3 convenient stores (7/11, Lawson, Family Mart) are along that street. Just opposite the train station or walkable from Shinjuku station. There's also pepper lunch and a couple of other restaurants right next to it that opens till later in the night. Amenities are all provided as per how hotels would and would replace towels, water etc daily.