Asakusa Central Hotel in Taitō-ku

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  Leo Yarnold

  :: 26 April 2018 18:19:25

  A pleasant budget hotel for the business traveller, singles or couples who don't need frills but do need a private room. So, a couple of things you must know: * This is a budget hotel, not the Hilton. Keep your expectations modest. * The rooms and bathroom are small - not much room to swing a cat let alone a bag. * Very little English spoken here, but you can get by! * Avoid booking a smoking room unless you have no choice - the smoking rooms smell like a cigarette factory but the aircon is cold and removes the smell quickly. Overall, if you can snag this place at a bargain price, do so. Its close to both the Asakusa and Ginza lines, Sensoji Temple is literally 1 minute away, there is some amazing food options nearby and the staff, despite the language gap, are very helpful. Its an older style hotel and the Wi-Fi is poor but if you're spending your time sightseeing, grab a 4G sim instead. The rooms are very clean and well kept. I can't really complain, so give it a go!

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  Albert Lo

  :: 01 April 2018 17:38:41

  Convenient location and the restaurant as well as other facilities are sufficient. It's a three-stars level hotel and it's very good at this level…

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  A. Darwich

  :: 01 April 2018 16:42:12

  This place is located in the heart of Asakusa, within walking distance from Sensoji and lots of nightlife. Very recommended if you're visiting for sightseeing.

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  Charles Jong

  :: 22 February 2018 18:24:41

  Good location and good price with not so good breakfast buffer.

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  Alicia Lum

  :: 10 February 2018 14:27:54

  Extremely good value hotel especially if you book early. Has everything a solo traveller will need. Clean, well equipped room with friendly hotel staff. A key highlight of the hotel is their public bath that guests can use for free. Used it every night while I stayed there. The hotel is about 5 mins walk away from Asakusa station. Will definitely stay here again when I come back to Tokyo!