Onyado Nono Dormy Premium Asakusa Natural Hot Springs

This hotel was our family 1st stay when v reached Fukuoka. It has nice onsen w free ice cream sticks to go. The hotel is also famed for serving free nice ramen in the evening. The hotel chain is one of our favorite stays whenever v holiday in Japan

Staying here was an amazing experience. Rooms are comfortable with a Japanese decor and all sorts of amenities provided. The breakfast buffet was the highlight for me, so I really recommend paying the extra charge for it. Staff is very helpful although not all speak fluent English. The area is relatively well connected. I would stay here again!

The hotel is very harsh to find, situated in a narrow shopping street in the heart of similar streets. Once there,remove your shoes before you check in and disinfect the wheels of your bag. Our room was probably the smallest in the have ever stayed in but had a bed, a bathroom and was comfortable and traditional. There is an onsen. The staff are lovely, the room was nice but there was absolutely no provision for your bags or anywhere other than one tiny night stand for stuff. The lights are very bright and the motion detector light in the entryway shone brightly whenever you moved. The bathroom was adequate.

Worst stay ever - beds are hard as boards and pillows basically are rocks .. the breakfast was in edible and the wifi didn’t work. Couldn’t use the onsen because I have a tattoo. My view was of a cement wall — staff was nice tho I did prepay for a week and asked for a refund after 1st night and was deigned .. really consider NOT prepaying to get the lower rate ! How the heck does this hotel have all these high reviews it doesn’t make sense?? I can only assume the reviews are for first time travelers that don’t have anything to compare this place to? I just traveled through Japan for three weeks and stayed at many hotels with delicious breakfasts for way less the price. I wouldn’t stay here for free :(( my neck still hurts

Great hotel in Asakusa with amazing Onsen facilities. It's located super close to the Senjo-ji temple and 2 blocks away from major stations (Asakusa/Ginza line and Tsubasa Express). The mix between a normal hotel and a ryokan makes it quite unique, in addition to giving it a great vibe and esthetique. The Onsen is really amazing with a natural hot source with minerals, outdoor bathtubs, and a sauna. They got complementary ice sticks and milk vending machine when you exited the bath area.

Great location! The hotel is walking distance to Senso-Ji Temple. The room is decent size providing that it’s in a prime locations. The hotel layout reminds me of a dormitory, but in a good way. For late night snacks, they offered complimentary Ramen till 11:00 pm. Highly recommend adding Breakfast. It’s delicious!

Very nice and modern property. Rooms are well designed in a Japanese traditional style and have tatami on the floor. The onsen is great with several baths. All very clean. You can get free snacks after your bath or free ramen as a late evening snack. Although not the most central district in Tokyo, the location is great, near the metro station and just a minute away from the temple. The neighborhood is especially cute and charming at night when most the tourists are gone. Definitely recommended!

Room was quite small but expected for a hotel in the city. Some of the reception staff were helpful but some were a little rude. Cleanliness was not really up to expections but given the high volume of people in the hotel, it seems like they cannot keep up with the cleaning. Was quite disappointed as our stays in another onyado nono hotel was an amazing experience hence we wanted to come back to the same chain again.