Hotel dekat Tokyo Construction Bureau sixth construction office, Tokyo

Good location, spacious room (for Japanese standards and 3 people), comfortable beds, helpful staff, clean rooms and bathrooms. A good price/worth option. The only problem is the breakfast. There is only ONE breakfast option (sandwich, salad and a drink of your choice). For a short trip (1-2 days) is ok; but for more than 3 (we stayed a total of 8 days in Tokyo, 4 days at the beginning of our trip and 4 at the end) eating the EXACT SAME THING 4 DAYS IN A ROW is tiring. If you want something else from the menu? You have to pay for it… What’s the point of paying for a room with breakfast included if I need to pay again and more to have other options). As a recommendation? Add at least 1 more option for breakfast and interchange both.

這個房子特別舒服，而且非常大，可惜的是離地鐵站有點遠，尤其是第一天拖着行李箱從地鐵站要走將近20分鐘，第二天開始大概15分鐘就走到了，但還是推薦

The location is a bit far from the Asakusa station but if you love to walk i think it wont be a problem! They give clean towels everyday, which is sooo nice. And the staff speaks good english and they are so helpful too! Overall, I recommend to stay at this hotel if you stay in japan.

In Tokyo, where land is at a premium, this B&B is small, exquisite, and very Japanese-style, suitable for accommodation of less than four people. The B&B is located five minutes away from Sensoji Temple. It is surrounded by typical Japanese-style houses and there are many izakayas. Shopping, dining and transportation are very convenient. There are two toilets and a shower room on the upper and lower floors of the house. The kitchen is fully equipped with a refrigerator and washing machine, just like the picture.

Very suitable for families. Near Sensoji Temple, the room is large and there is a kitchen utensil washing machine, it is very clean, very close to the convenience store, there is a drying store next to the alley, I will want to stay again next time.

A great little hotel run by three Chinese sisters. The other staff can speak Chinese, so communication is barrier-free. The service is very considerate and the decoration is very warm, making people feel at home even in a foreign country. The hotel is located in a residential area, very quiet, with supermarkets, convenience stores and self-service laundry rooms nearby, which are very convenient for life. It is only a few minutes' walk from JR Nippori Station, with convenient transportation, whether it is to and from the airport or to take the Yamanote Line to various popular attractions. The hotel room is moderate in size, slightly more spacious than the standard Japanese hotel, but the bedding is very comfortable, and the mattress is really the most comfortable I have ever slept on. I asked the boss, who said it was Nishikawa's mattress, and I must find a way to buy one and bring it back later. The hotel also has a public living room with floor heating and a dining table, providing various kitchen supplies. You can buy food from the supermarket and eat here, or cook simple meals yourself, which is something that ordinary hotels cannot do. In short, this is a hotel worth staying in repeatedly, especially for tourists with language barriers and unfamiliar with Japan, it is definitely the first choice.

The online registration procedures are convenient and the communication is very timely. The room was comfortable and clean, and the children especially liked tatami mats. The location is super close to Sensoji Temple. In the morning, you can visit before a large number of tourists arrive. The experience is very good. 👍

We enjoyed our stay here! Although the hotel is farther away from the Tokyo Metro than we anticipated. It is near the Tsukaba Express line, about 5 minutes walk; but you will mostly use the Asakusa Line, Ginza Line etc all part of the Tokyo Metro, to get to most places. The Tokyo Metro is about 15 min walk from the hotel. But we appreciated that it was near the hustle and bustle of Asakusa. You'll be near the Sensoji Temple, a lot of restaurants and shops, most especially the 24/7 Don Quijote. There are also pharmacies nearby for any emergencies. We arrived at around 4pm, and there was a front desk staff present to help us check in. They speak good english and understand it well too, so you wouldn't have any trouble communicating with them. They aren't around in the morning, I believe they are only there from the afternoon til night time. We checked out really early, around 5AM and no one was there but upon check in they instructed us to just leave the keys in the box at the front desk. Also, they leave notes on the front desk that can be helpful for you. Like they leave the telephone out just in case you need to call a cab, or call whomever; and if you ever need any toiletries, towels etc refilled, you can easily grab what you need at the hotel lobby where they have everything ready for you. The hotel also has an elevator, which was so convenient given that we were carrying 4 baggages, and we were almost at the top floor. The hotel room is just enough for two people. The beds were two single beds pushed together. The bed and pillows were comfy to sleep in especially after a day of walking 20k+ steps in the city. There is space for your luggages under the beds so we didn't have any trouble with that. We had two 26” luggages and one 30” luggage and one duffle bag. The bathroom has toiletries ready, hand and body towels, toothbrushes, shampoo, conditioner, body wash etc. Also a hair dryer and extra toilet paper rolls. I'd say I have all that I need in the bathroom. The toilet has an automatic bidet and heated seat. Shower and toilet is separated by a door. Shower and bathtub has a heater. I wasn't sure if they offered laundry services for clothes, but there is a nearby self-service laundromat that we used before out trip ended. Overall I'd recommend this to someone who is on a budget, wants a comfortable stay, and most importantly is ok with walking long distances (but tbh if you're going to Japan you definitely have to be ok with walking A LOT).