Hotel Keihan Asakusa

Good location, walking distance to many attractive places, senjo ji , ichiran ramen, Benizuru pancake, etc.

Good places for stay in Tokyo city

Great service from check in to check out - there are English speaking staff to assist. was able to leave my luggage after check out (11am). Room is perfect for a solo traveller, with a good price point (~SGD90). It’s walking distance to Sensoji temple, and Don Quixote. Would stay here again!

"The economy twin room was incredibly cramped, with virtually no floor space to walk or even open a 22-inch suitcase. We ended up paying an extra 4,000 yen to upgrade to a deluxe twin room. While the upgrade gave us enough space to move around and open our luggage, the room layout was a bit odd; the toilet and bathroom are separate, and the massive sink counter felt like a waste of space that could have been better used for walking area. Additionally, the hotel is a 15-minute walk from the metro station, which can be quite a trek if you are hauling heavy bags.

The service was excellent, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The room was very small, but that’s quite typical for Tokyo. We were traveling with just one backpack each, yet we still had to be creative with storage, as the room layout wasn’t particularly practical for luggage. I’ve stayed in several small hotel rooms in Tokyo before, and they often had clever solutions such as storage space under the bed or other well-thought-out features that helped maximize the limited space. That was something I missed here. If we had been traveling with hard-shell suitcases, I’m honestly not sure how we would have managed the space. That said, you always find a way to make it work. On the positive side, the beds were comfortable, Netflix was available for relaxing late nights with sore legs and feets, and the bathroom facilities felt modern, clean, and newly renovated. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay and were happy with the experience.