Tokyo Hotel Guide - Kozukappara Execution Grounds hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"The hotel is very conveniently located. It is extremely close to Senso-Ji and has a metro stop within 3 mins walking distance, but is a wonderful oasis of calm amidst the hustle and bustle of Asakusa. The breakfast restaurant was a decent value for the price. The staff were very friendly and efficient in wvery interaction. As a final comment: the afternoon and early evening lounge offerings (soft drinks, beer, coffee and tea) were a very pleasant way to unwind when returning each day. "

"Check in process didn’t work and since no employee is present at front desk, it was a bit difficult. Room was not clean. Sheets had excessive human hair, fresh makeup stains and food wrappers. Appeared as if they were just folded and put away after last person slept in them, not washed. Poor response from hotel to address concerns and very disturbing that something so blatantly soiled slipped through and does not give me confidence the room was actually clean. If you want a clean room and a manned front desk, look elsewhere. If you want to pay to lay in filth, this place is for you. "

"Loved our stay. Rooms were great. View is unbelievable. Staff is friendly and helpful. Breakfast buffet was beyond great and we looked forward to it daily"

"Nice place. Impeccably clean and the staff was very kind and accommodating."

"Nice place, excellent location. Good amenities and very helpful staff. Would definitely stay there again"

"The location is great, but the room was very small and the breakfast was not very good. The check-in was also very confusing with two people doing the check-in. The high cost was not reflective of the experience."

"Nice on the surface level impression, but stingy about the things that mattered. The rooms had 3 trays of shower caps, tooth brushes, cotton swabs, etc., which were mostly unnecessary. The hotel only changed our sheets upon request once in 10 days. You could leave out a card requesting the sheets to be changed & then the request card completely disappeared after that. We were also only allowed 1 espresso pod per person, per day to use in our specialty maker. Otherwise, you could take instant coffee packs from the lobby. Real coffee drinkers don't like instant. You could request more sugar, but not more creamer. We are not accessive bathers & didn't always use our towls. We felt like impositions. Furthermore, many Americans don't watch CNN & was offered as the only English news."

"Nice room and close to subway station"

"The spa area is excellent with compact but very great variety of bath types, one so amazingly hot, and a sauna. For the well-beaten tourist path on the east side of Tokyo I would recommend but not more than a couple nights as travel to the west side is not easy nor quick. The location is pretty intense close to Sensoji temple but at least 6-8 minute walk from each station through croweded area and there are no direct trains unless going close by. The breakfast, which is expensive, is not worth it. Pros: - nice and quiet at night - spacious rooms - very quaint feeling hotel with a lot of nice touches (manga room, free wash laundry, snacks) - spa is one of the best Cons: - inconvenient to use as travel base except for immediate area - food, breakfast buffet, is neither of quality or variety- skip "