Asakusa YOSHII Hotel

Walking distance from Senso-ji temple! Right around the corner from a convenience store. Clean, we asked for a non smokers room and in the middle of the night the smell of tobacco crept into the room.

Nice accomodation. The room was cozy. You can only open one of the three windows finding an apartment(hotel?) right in front but fair thinking of the price. The staffs were nice and kind. 15 min from the nearest subway station.

Very good experience nice people lobby

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).

The best budget hotel in Tokyo I could find. Location is great: Senso-ji temple is just around the corner, and Family Mart is two minutes away from the hotel. Close to Akihabara and Tokyo Sky Tree as well. For two person room, seven nights stay was less than $400! The room itself has two beds and just enough space for two big luggage bags. All the amenities you would expect to see in the 2 or 3 star hotel are present. The only thing I missed was the clothes dryer. Bathroom is clean and somewhat spacious. Didn't have much chance to speak to the staff, but I think I've heard Chinese speach a lot. Overall, quite enjoyable and affordable stay.

It is an average hotel room around Asakusa, there are many other options available, but it offers the basic alright

Nothing to complain about! The hotel was clean and safe! Will book again when visiting Tokyo

This hotel is very good. It’s extremely clean and the room is kind of big compare with other hotel. It’s closed to attractions and a lots of restaurant. Surrounding area is very nice, quiet, and peaceful. Recommend this place!

HORRIBLE! Please never stay at this “hotel” even if someone gave it to you for free. The photos are so misleading it felt like an absolute sham. 1/5 is already me being generous! It’s more like a motel than a hotel, and the receptionist is literally never there to do their job. “Self check in” is them just putting a piece of paper on the counter with your key out in the open, which is so unsafe! Room keys aren’t key cards but actual keys, and only one per room is given. The door is a PAIN to open I had to constantly force it open or bang it closed. And the room was terrible beyond belief. Walls are dirty and peeling, cupboard doors broken. And they claim that the room has a window but instead of a window IN the room, it’s just a tinted window in the BATHROOM that can’t even be cracked open. Imagine how stuffy my nights were, and the AC was so dusty too. I reached out to trip about the condition of the room on my very first day and after communicating with the “hotel”, I was told I would be given a room switch/upgrade on my last 4 days as they had no other room. After DOUBLE CHECKING that this is confirmed, I went along with it. But on the day itself, the receptionist had not A SINGLE clue about it and so there wasn’t any new room for us to move into. Talk about unprofessional! Why make arrangements you can’t even keep? We were absolutely furious and Trip only wanted to give us a bunch of coins as compensation. A joke. After the whole complain on the first day, it then felt like the hotel staff had some hatred towards us. They only clean your room if you put up the door hanger but trust me they don’t even actually clean your room. I came back to my duvet just carelessly thrown over the bed COVERING the dirty towels and trash. The floor not even swept or vacuumed! The bathroom barely cleaned and drain not unclogged! It’s just mad. Would never EVER stay here ever again and I would never recommend it. It shouldn’t even be given a 3 star title, much less a hotel. Completely ruined my Tokyo experience.