With room rates extremely high in Tokyo, this seems a very good solution. It is just 3 minutes from a metro station. The rooms were extremely small though (you cannot open your suitcase the other person in the room is not in the bathroom) but it was very clean and the room had all the necessary amenities. Moreover, breakfast buffet... More

My wife & I stayed here for 3 nights & enjoyed it very much. The rooms are very small and we had big bags which made things a little tight. But most rooms are small in Tokyo for the money so for we paid we expected it. Location is good, close to 3 train lines & many small restaurants. The... More

everything is good only the room is small, but in Tokyo it is acceptable in that price. The room is very tidy and clean. The free spa on the top floor, which is open till 1:00am, you can see skytree from it, after a day it is very nice. The hotel is very cloer to 2 different toei line station,... More

Stayed in the APA at Asakusa / Kuramae station on New Year's 2012-2013. Nice room, comfy bed, WiFi and LAN, trouser presses on each floor. Flat-screen was rather new but showed only Japanese channels. The bathroom was pleasant, very clean and even had a small but comfortable one-person tub. The location is great - just a short walk of off... More

I have stayed in 2 different APA's in Japan and I am definitely a fan of this chain. The rooms are nice, usually someone on the staff speaks at least some English and the beds are comfortable. I would definitely stay here again. The Asakusa Apa is convenient to tourist attractions and train stations - the only downfall is that... More

Not bad value for your money, but this is more of a budget business hotel, and the staff attitude was on that level. I noticed that all the foreigners were on the same floor... The rooms are too small to tie your turban or swing a cat in, but I was doing neither, so it worked. Kept wondering why the... More

We stayed at this hotel the first night we arrived in Tokyo and the last two nights prior to returning home to Seattle. The cost was relatively inexpensive, 9000 yen/night (double), including taxes and a westen & Japanese breakfast buffet. It was about a 10 minute walk from the Toei Asakusa line and about a 15 minute walk from the... More