MIKAMI ASAKUSABASHI HOTEL

This hotel is located right next to Asakusabashi Station—just a 50-meter walk from the exit, making getting around extremely convenient. Akihabara is also within walking distance (a few hundred meters) if you want to go shopping. The bed was spacious, very soft, and comfortable. The room was clean and free of any unpleasant odors, with plenty of space under the bed and in the room to store large luggage. The public area features a generous number of individual shower stalls and sinks, so there was no waiting for washing up. What impressed me the most was the high caliber of the guests; no one was making noise or talking loudly on the phone, creating a very peaceful and harmonious atmosphere.

The location is super convenient, and the contactless check-in and check-out were a breeze. Overall, the place was very clean, and the female-only dorm felt really safe and secure. I'd definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Tokyo!

The biggest issue with this hotel is the extremely unstable and poor Wi-Fi signal in the rooms. Forget about watching videos; even opening a regular web page is a problem.

Extremely close to the station, with fully self-service check-in and check-out. The room was quite spacious, with enough room under the bed for a suitcase and the bed itself was large enough for a backpack. However, the decor style made it feel not entirely clean, and I even encountered mosquitoes. The sink and bathroom were separated from the room by a door, which was convenient, and the bathroom had a wet/dry separation, though there could be queues during peak hours. My bed was closest to the bathroom, and the constant opening and closing of the door was quite noisy. Additionally, there were no restrictions on hairdryer usage times, so at past 1 AM, someone was still blowing their hair, which really disturbed my sleep. I hope this can be improved. The public space on the first floor is a bit small. Overall, for the price, it's a good value, with both pros and cons to weigh.