Tokyo Hotel Guide - Nakamise Street hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Spotless, great service and food!"

"Clean. Friendly staff. Great location."

"This was the first stay of 2. Arriving at 2am, and first stop in tokyo, we were a bit worried. But staff were warm and welcoming. Check-in was a breeze and we were checked in and settled within 10 minutes. We stayed twice at this hotel, at the beginning and ending of our Japan vacation. Both instances service was impeccable. Rooms were spacious, serviced daily. Beautiful views from the rooftop lounge and front desk was very helpful with sending and receiving luggage transfers. Fast internet, complimentery coffee/tea in the restaurant (we did not take the breakfast options) and very comfortable and spacious bed & bathroom with a seperate shower cubicle. Location is perfect. about 100m from the Ginza metro and about 200m to the Asakusa metro lines. For muslim travellers. There are a dozen or more halal eateries all within walking distance to the hotel, also a nice halal snacks and gifts store near by. Search on google maps and you'll find it. The asakusa mosque is about a 15minute walk away. We enjoyed Asakusa district, much more relaxed and spacious compared to the downtown shibuya/shinjuku etc. And this is a short 15 to 20minute metro ridde there anyway."

"Very clean and comfortable!"

"Clean as a whistle….great bathroom….good size…good amenities."

"Wonderful hotel! Very clean and staff is very kind. I would highly recommend staying here. My favourite part is that the hotel is right above Uniqlo and across from Don Quijote :) The hotel is also around many shops and restaurants + senso-ji temple."

"Good"

"The staff was so nice and location was good too. This was an amazing option for a friend trip (group of 4). Each of us had our own beds and everything was so clean and tidy. I would definitely come back again. "

"The room was clean, the staff were helpful and courteous. The Onsen/Spa area was nice. I would suggest that the vending machine, microwave and ice dispenser should all be under one area for better convenience, unless it was on purpose? So it doesnt get crowded?"