Asakusa Hotel Hatago

This was our first hotel in Japan and they've set our expectations for the rest. Spotlessly clean room with very comfortable beds. All toiletries etc provided, in room kettle and fridge, no in room safe. Excellent shower and bath, with hot water and good pressure. Literally 2 minutes walk from the station and 5 minutes from Sonsenji gate/main entrance and tourist centre.

The hotel is basic but provided us what we needed when we arrived in Tokyo. That is, somewhere to sleep and call home base as we did many things in the city.

We had a great time staying here! We stayed here for 7 nights and had an amazing time. The room was fairly large (for Tokyo standards), and we felt that the bed was comfortable and solid. The bathroom was clean, and the hot water and water pressure were great! Location was excellent, with two subway lines nearby, and having the river and Nakamise Dori Street nearby was awesome. The staff at the hotel were super friendly, and you could borrow appliances like kettles and irons. The free breakfast was nice, and the 9th floor lounge was excellent to relax and eat in. We'd definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a budget friendly hotel in a great location!

Nice hotel, excellent and helpful staff, great location. The rooms were more sparse than expected (no chairs, limited places to hand clothing or put items), and most were very small (even for a business hotel in Japan). Toast for breakfast, though not worth the upcharge.

A great small hotel that is only a few minutes walk from Asakusa station which has a lift up to the street level . Good size room with toilet separate to bathroom. Floor 9 has a lounge with great river views, microwaves and you can take your tea and toast ( included) up there. Friendly staff and easy checkin. Really enjoyed our stay here

Excellent, good hotel, close to the train station The room is 14 square meters, spacious and big enough for sleeping and carrying 2 people. But the Wi-Fi signal is very poor on the 6th floor. Breakfast consists of bread, tea and coffee. which is very boring On the 9th floor, there is a view of Tokyo Skytree, which is beautiful. It is a hotel suitable for sleeping for sightseeing.

Our room for 2 people is very small, even for Tokyo standards. People are very nice, and location is great. Breakfast is bread and jam, tea and coffee. Nowhere to sit though…

Very accessible to Train lines. We checked-in @ past 8pm and the front desk is very helpful. At 1st floor, they have toiletries section that you need to collect yourself and put it on your room, and at the same floor you can find the hot and cold water station, a coffee machine & teas. The room is too tiny (haha!), but I would say it is on the compact side. Toilet is also tiny, so you need to be careful and cautious while using it. The liquid toiletries (shampoo & body gel) have good smell. However, the conditioner smells bad (I don’t know why). They also provide yukata for you to change. I would say we had a good sleep in the room. Next morning, we head down to 1st floor to get some complimentary breakfast (slice bread, butter, and do not miss the onion soup! It is very flavorful). Then we were told to have breakfast in the highest floor, and with a scenic view of Tokyo tower. It is walking distance if you are going at Sensoji Temple. Overall, it is a nice accommodation if you are searching for a place that is accessible to train lines and attractions.

Very small rooms, close to Asakusa station, the only redeeming quality. Our room had a musty smell to it and it seemed like there was a lot of condensation on the window. Breakfast is very meager with some toast and tea/coffee. Frugal/ bare bones however it was decently clean and mostly quiet.