Other Space Asakusa

Convenient location near attractions and public transport. New, well-maintained facilities with friendly, attentive staff. Consistently praised for cleanliness and maintenance. Rooftop view of Tokyo landmarks.

Really great location. The room is tidy, clean and comfortable. We booked this hotel twice for its convenience. The staff is really helpful with needs and luggage storage.

The rooms are small and basically they are all copy paste in this price range. Only difference here is that the beds are rock hard. This is however the second time that I noticed that hospitality does not match Japanese culture. They pretend to be nice and humble but they are quite sadistic. We extended our stay after one night sleeping there and we indicated we were exhausted by jetlag. I think this is where they saw our weakness and focused on making our stay as uncomfortable as possible from now on, making sure that rest was not an option. First step is to make sure the guest cannot stay in the room. Second step is to make the guest packs his bag. Third step is to humiliate him by going through the checkout at the reception all over again. Then if he tries to defend himself they pretend mercy and sound like you owe them. Instead they say be ready in 30 minutes to change rooms. Instead. They will keep you waiting. Extremely nasty strategy. They took away all our chances of rest even though we paid 60% more for the second night and they need to clean an extra room The rooms are small and basically they are all copy paste in this price range. Only difference here is that the beds are rock hard. This is however the second time that I noticed that hospitality does not match Japanese culture. They pretend to be nice and humble but they are quite sadistic. We extended our stay after one night sleeping there and we indicated we were exhausted by jetlag. I think this is where they saw our weakness and focused on making our stay as uncomfortable as possible from now on, making sure that rest was not an option. First step is to make sure the guest cannot stay in the room. Second step is to make the guest packs his bag. Third step is to humiliate him by going through the checkout at the reception all over again. Then if he tries to defend himself they pretend mercy and sound like you owe them. Instead they say be ready in 30 minutes to change rooms. Instead. They will keep you waiting. Extremely nasty strategy. They took away all our chances of rest even though we paid 60% more for the second night and they need to clean an extra room. So everyone loses and only the pleasure of torture remains. By the way we will go from a closet sized room to a closet sized room on their side. So everyone loses and only the pleasure of torture remains. By the way we will go from a closet sized room to a closet sized room. This area is made for tourists. It is not as diverse as Shinjuku or Shibuya.