Tabist Urban Stays Asakusa

Although the front desk staff was a foreigner, it was a bit difficult to ask about transportation information, but overall it was good. Thank you.

This hotel in Tokyo offers excellent value for money. The curfew is at 10 PM, so as long as you are aware of this, there should be no issues. The washing machine is located outside and costs only 200 yen, which is very affordable. Bring your own detergent and dry clothes in the room to save costs. Bringing hangers would also be convenient. The bathtub is small, and the windows have lightweight metal shutters instead of curtains, but this does not affect daily life. There is a microwave and vending machines with light snacks available; the vending machine prices are more economical than convenience stores. Shared areas provide plates, spoons, and trays for borrowing.For Multiple Night Stays, don’t forget to place the "No Cleaning" magnet on your door during check-in if you prefer no cleaning service. Trash separation bins are available along with buckets for used towels on floors 1–3. Fresh towels can be picked up at the front desk when returning at night.The front desk staff includes both Japanese and foreign team members who speak fluent Japanese, ensuring smooth communication for all guests regardless of nationality.The hotel is about a 5-minute walk from Asakusabashi Station on the Ginza Line or Honjo-Azumabashi Station on the Oedo Line. Nearby amenities include an AEON supermarket, convenience stores, and plenty of dining options within walking distance.Once you get used to it here, you'll find yourself coming back again!