Tokyo Hotel Guide - Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Food was great - buffet style - a lot of options to choose from. Location was good. Room was cute. Very clean and staff was welcoming and helpful."

"This was the only disappointing experience we had in Japan. It’s marketed as a budget hotel, but even for a budget option, it falls short. During our five-night stay, the room was properly cleaned only once. On the other days, staff merely emptied the bins and replaced the towels — they didn’t even make the beds or clean the sink. When we asked at the front desk about the cleaning schedule, we were simply pointed to a QR code on the desk and told the information was there. The staff were quite rude and unhelpful (none of them was Japanese btw) The walls are dirty, and the overall condition of the hotel feels neglected and unpleasant. The only thing that looks nice is the reception area shown in the photos — which is misleading compared to the rest of the property. I would avoid this hotel."

"Great breakfast, great location. "

"We had a great stay. Breakfast was good amd worth the cost. Lots of restaurants close by. Overall great place to stay in Asakusa."

"Lots of shopping and food nearby. Would recommend. "

"Amazing and affordable "

"The Gate hotel in Asakusa is a great option in Tokyo! The location is wonderful - only a few steps away from the temple and shopping and metro stations. Very easy to get around. The lobby is excellent and offers great views of the city. The rooms are kind of small but they are clean and very quiet. I was surprised there was still a large bathtub! I would say here again and recommend for first timers to Japan. "

"Excellent location and definitely has the onsen mood to it. The nightly ramen is tasty too"

"Many shops, restaurants nearby within 100m-400m. "