APA Hotel Asakusa Kuramae Kita

Great location. Very clean room. Room was cleaned on a regular basis. Room is compact but well designed to make everything manageable.

Beautiful lobby. Very small room, but clean and new. No view, but very quiet. Soft, fluffy comforter, perfect for sleeping and recovering from jet lag. 7-11 across the street, 10 minute walk from Kaminarimon Gate, train and subway.

I liked the location as it is near two train stations.

The bathroom was small

It?s located between two metro stations and has two convenience stores right across the street. Visibility good, easy to find, central to many Tokyo places I wanted to see

Tourists but you can?t escape that

The politeness of the personnel

Great location, people were nice. Easy check in.

It was pretty close to the train. About a 5 minute walk. It was clean and the staff was friendly.

The rooms are small, but we knew that before we booked. We were not there to hang out in the room, so it worked well for a place to sleep and clean up.

Breakfast was out the door and down the street. Not good in the rain.

No room in lobby to meet or sit.

I loved how friendly and professional the staff were, they were more than accommodating to my requests. I liked the layout of the hotel and how clean and sparkling everything was. Entertainment options on the in room TV were great - I found new programs to watch

Lots of luggage in the lobby when I arrived made things a little confusing.

The front desk staff were easy to work with and spoke a little English. We each had a room with a view of the Tokyo Skytree. The rooms, while small, are more than large enough for one person to be comfortable in. The TV is situated right at the end of the bed and made for very comfortable watching. The TV has YouTube on it. The view of the Skytree was amazing. Be warned your room may have a protective mesh in the window that can diminish the view, but it's still a great view regardless. The hotel is a 5-10 minute walk to Asakusa Station, so it was easy to get around Tokyo and make it back to the hotel at the end of every day.

The pillows were not very comfortable. You do get used to it though. The staff also will bother you about cleaning every day.

The property is in between two accessible train stations. The buffet breakfast is very satisfying. Quiet neighborhood and near to different tourist spots around Asakusa area.

Loved location and staff. Clean room

The check in process was straightforward and luggage storage felt organized and secure. The location isn’t bad but I feel like you can get closer to Asakusa centre

The location isn’t very close to a metro by Tokyo standards. The room was smallest of my entire trip or 6 different hotels and was extremely hot with no way to open a window an AC not working, had to result in fanning our door open and closed every couple hours to cool it down. The bathroom was also extremely cramped with my knees pushing through the door when using it and the whole bathroom smelled of rotten milk

Close to train stations, small size rooms but good enough for short stay.

The lobby was a bit cramped and crowded with lots of luggages lying around. I hope they will have a separate storage area for the luggages.

Great location and customer service.

The bathroom is to small

Location was good. Near station.

Room is super super small!

The single room is big enough for one person. The staff is friendly and they keep your luggage before checkin and after chekout. There are several stations and food places near the area.

The shower curtain smelled a bit. The neighbors next room were loud during the night. The nearest convenience store is about five minutes away.

Location, easy check in, courteous staff

Nothing that I didn’t expect

Cleanliness, view and location

Breakfast was alright

It's what you can expect from an APA hotel. Nice and convenient. The location was fantastic. We booked a corner room with a view, and it was absolutely the right choice, the views were incredible. We loved simply relaxing on the bed and looking out the windows. Being on the 12th floor made it even better.The room itself was clean, and housekeeping refreshed our towels and amenities daily upon request. We didn’t try the breakfast, so we can’t comment on that. There is a 7 Eleven right in front of the hotel so we had breakfast there. The area itself is very convenient and peaceful, situated right by the river and just a short walk from Senso-ji, one of Tokyo’s most stunning temples. It’s also very close to the subway, which made getting around super easy. Even though the hotel is farther from places like Shibuya or Shinjuku, public transport gets you there quickly and without any hassle.

The room is quite small, but we expected that based on typical Japanese room sizes, so it wasn’t an issue for us. You can hear a bit of street noise too, but since we’re used to living in a big city, we weren’t bothered by it.One downside was that the windows couldn’t be opened, and the AC stopped working after the second day. Only the fan could be enabled, but it had a strong, moldy smell, so we couldn’t use it. We ended up keeping the room door open for a while to let some fresh air in. Since we didn’t spend much time in the room, it didn’t affect our stay too much.