Onyado Nono Asakusa Natural Hot Spring Reviews

The taxi driver couldn’t find the location and we ended up walking around the block. It gets confused with Dormy but the hotel has guest data for both locations. It’s not close to any train station if you have elderly people or walking problems. I asked for the docomobike share shop and they gave me a location and I spent 30 minutes walking looking for it asking locals along the way and the shop doesn’t exist anymore. I did not enjoy my stay there .

Nice location, can see sky tree through room window. Nearby train station is TX Asakusa (not JR train station) 2 stops to Akihabara. Lawson and Donki 24hrs nearby. 2 mins walk to Asakusa Temple. Free Ramen from 21:30 to 23:00 and free ice cream night / free yakult morning at onsen level (B1). Checkin at 3pm but there is luggage storage service if you come earlier.

Location is great! Facilities are great too! Rare peace of gem with onsen facility in the town. Highlight was onsen and breakfast to me. Service can be better, eg I think my room was left out in daily housekeeping but it it didn’t cause me much trouble.

Nice breakfast. Next to many restaurant. But not close to the train. Sashimi type change everyday. Has Ramen and ice-cream.

Service very well, it’s very comfortable at room space, nice:)

Very rare to see an onsen hotel in Tokyo. The hotel is close to a lot of food places and shops. The only really down side is there is a bit of small walk to the train stations.

Poor and bad attitude front desk services which no manner and politeness to ppl the worst breakfast in nono services and never suggest to come back again

quite good for the whole accommodation in this onsen hotel.

Location is convenient, it’s near Senso Ji within 5mins. Also, there’s so many local stores and restaurants nearby!

Being just next to the Senso-ji temple definitely makes this one of the more reasonable hotel options price wise. Staff are generally friendly, although I've had a much friendlier experiences in other smaller cities near Tokyo. Complimentary ramen during supper time is also a plus, although the taste is average. Many tourists from China and South Korea even during non peak periods, so do not be surprised if the hotel is not as clean as other cities with lesser tourists. Also be sure to book the room EXACTLY for how many guests are staying. I booked a 2 person room for 3 (as 3 people rooms were fully booked during my time there), and it was way too small. The front desk also didn't seem to happy about this arrangement when they found out, so do book correctly if possible. The hot spring at the basement was decent, and the black colour supposedly herbal hot pool was interesting. Although I felt itchy after using it, which my family members also felt the same, so the cleanliness of the pool might be questionable. Otherwise, there is also a hot tub and cold tub which looked clean. Still, the complimentary ice cream (during afternoon/night) and yakult (in the morning) are plus points, but then again a typical feature of Dormy hotels. Overall, a decent hotel especially if you want to be near the more famous tourist attractions in Asakusa, but will probably try to find better and cheaper hotels for subsequent visits to Tokyo.

Not too long walk from stations, walking distance to sensoji and other travel points. The breakfast provided blows my mind, definitely worth it. The onsen operate for long hours, even in middle of the night. Definitely thumb up.

The room is tidy and well-equipped. The front desk is polite and has a friendly smile.

I stayed there 4 nights. Everything fine, but parking overnight was expensive

A really convenient and tidy hotel with public bath smack in the middle of all major attractions in Asakusa (like Senso Ji, hoppy street and other shopping in the area). Room was also very tidy and new. Will certainly come back again.