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"Really friendly housekeeping and staff! The hotel room is small but this is expected since it’s in Tokyo. Not extremely near any station - it’s about a 10-15 minutes walk from the Asakusa station. I did enjoy walking through the Sensoji temple whenever i walked back to the hotel since it’s also beautiful at night. Asakusa is pretty distant from Shibuya and Shinjuku (and you’ll have to factor in the walk back to the hotel) so if you think you’re going to do quite a bit of shopping, choose a hotel closer to that area. Otherwise, i think this is a pretty good hotel!"

"Lovely! "

"Staff very helpful and polite,two bed room bit small but workable.pleasent."

"Wonderful staff. Very nice and helpful."

"The hotel was very close to Senso-ji temple, Nakamise-dori street, as well as other shops and restaurants. Staff were courteous and nice. There was also a Lawson across the street which was very convenient."

"Lovely hotel with helpful staff. Room very small but clean and everything we needed. Public transport on the doorstep and lots to see and do just outside the door. Plenty of places to eat to suit all budgets. "

"朝ごはんチケットを使わない時にはランチ(チョコパン1個、ロールパン1つ、おつまみスナック1つ、オレンジジュース1本)や夜用スナック(ビール1本、おつまみスナックなど)に買えられるところがとてもよかったです。 浅草の有名メロンパンまでホテルから歩きで5分メンチカツまでも同じ時間で雷門も昼と夜のライトアップも見に歩けてすごく立地がよかったです。今回の東京旅行ではこちらのホテルに5泊して東京を隅々回りました。またこちらに宿泊します。"

"Great hotel in a really convenient area of Tokyo. We loved our stay at the Asakusa View Annex. It's super easy to get there via Limousine bus from Haneda and the subway is just around the corner as is Senso-Ji temple. We loved the Geisha show on our first night and our room was great at the end of a long day of exploring."

"Incredible Japanese style hotel with beautiful onsen on the premises. We will be back!"