Asakusa Cheap Hotels

"The place was nice, good area away from busy city area but yet has access to lots of shops and food. Hotel was great, just on smaller side especially the shower, onsen was good and Bkfast was great! Overall very satisfied with the hotel. "

"My son made the reservation and we were very surprised when we saw a tent inside the room. We thought we would have a bed night of sleep, but surprisingly we had a great and restful night. It was a unique experience! I totally recommend this place."

"Everythings is fine"

"Close to the train station. The hotel was clean and the sleeping cabin was comfortable. Enjoyed the stay very much."

"Fantastic location, minutes to the subway and a few steps around the corner to Nakamise and Senso-ji temple. Clean, compact - very, only downside is the rooms are not soundproofed and with the bathrooms located outside of the rooms, those coming in late or leaving early can be heard. Ok if people are considerate, but in our case they were not. However we would stay again because of the amazing location, right in the thick of it, and a women only hostel."

"Great"

"Here is the rub. My room was a capsule space. When I arrive, there were two shelves, one upper and lower shelf at the head of the bed. It was dark. I did not know that the bottom shelf was adjustable. Because of this for three nights, I slept with my feet hanging off the edge of the bed and on the third night I woke up, hitting my head on the bottom shelf because when the bed was made, the shelf was not collapsed and prepared for the next customer. Not very good sleep at all. The hotel staff...

"I think the biggest plus for TenTen Guesthouse is the staff. They have assembled a group of good people. They attend to the needs of the guests very well. The set meals they serve during weeknights is also another good thing especially if you don't have specific dinner plans. In terms of location, it's very near Senso-ji and good dining options that are not that crowded. It's 10-15 minutes from the Tokyo Metro Line and the Toei Line. From Tokyo Station, you can also ride the bus and get off...