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"The overall quality was excellent"

"Friendly and very helpful staff"

"Mother of 2 teenagers traveling Reception stupendous with travel essentials free Assisting with laundry, change and surroundings areas "

"The toilet had pee stains when I checked in and the room had a strange smell. Overall, the location and staff were courteous and prompt."

"Great location. Clean. Quiet."

"Everything was excellent, can't really complain. Elevators were quite busy I suppose, but it was also Sakura season, busiest time of the year. I really enjoyed the location, in fact it was tucked just east of the major congestion areas, right next door to a massive arena (got to see Japan wrestling), and connected with a 2 minute walk to Ryogoku station - it was actually quite nice. Highly recommend if you want a spot where you can get anywhere quick, and also calm and tucked in a calm city area. Also, lots of food choices nearby tucked into Ryogoku's south side - loved it. "

"Beautiful hotel. The rooms felt newly renovated. Very spacious rooms and very friendly staff."

"Room was clean and cute. Would benefit to have more laundry machines. The staff was wonderful with helping with any issues. "

"In short, I found there are good and not so good things here. I may stay again but only if my next trip doesn't require locker. The good: It's good for the price. Location is best if you like Asakusa. Bed was comfy and I slept well every night. The not so good: Maybe it's because of the cheap price, several basic amenities were not initially provided. Towels, slippers, etc are available for rent. It was quite sueprising to hear when the staff explain us to this point, even the staff herself was reluctant to say these things. But eventhough they're cheap to rent, they still disappear/stolen. I went in for shower, left my slipper in front of the bathroom, stolen. Two of my friends hung their towels in front of their bed, woke up in the morning and they disappear. The bad: no locker for your belonging at all"