J-Court Oshiage

It is not a hotel, but more like a homestay. The room is small, and it is inconvenient to open the suitcase if two people are traveling together. The hotel is equipped with hair dryers, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, power strips (Japanese interface, one for four), etc.

The room is relatively good. It's not crowded and is very suitable for traveling with friends in Japan. It's very close to the subway entrance. There are many convenience stores nearby. It's very good.

This place is close to Oshiage Station and Tokyo Skytree, and seems to be a very good place to stay, but when looking for a B&B, you really need to read more reviews and pictures uploaded by other guests. The building has 6 floors in total, the underground lobby is on the 1st floor, and there are 2 guest rooms on each floor. When staying here, you need to remember 2 sets of gate passwords. The first set of passwords is entered in front of the automatic door at the entrance of the building. After entering, be careful not to let anyone follow you into the building. The self-service form has no security. And there are several stairs in front of the building entrance, which is really inconvenient to carry luggage in and out. This time we were arranged to stay in Room 201 on the 2nd floor. The first thing we noticed was that the electric wire of the kettle was damaged, which was very dangerous for the tenants to use. The door and bathroom are obviously old. Second, the TV signal plug and some network plugs are placed in the middle of the path from the bed to the bathroom. There is not enough space to walk through, and it is dangerous to use tape to cover the loose sockets. Thirdly, the bathroom fixtures are very old, not a bidet, the toilet and faucet fixtures look like they are 40 years old. We also found that the water would not drain when we were taking a shower, and there was sewage backflowing from the bathtub drain. The sewage was black, so it was obviously a case of sewage backflow. Moreover, the water that fails to flow out of the bathtub will quickly seep from the bottom of the bathtub to the ground and next to the toilet, and there is no drain on the floor, so there is no way to drain the water. We stayed for 3 nights in total. At noon on the second day, I contacted the accommodation provider through trip.com and asked them to deal with the problem and obtain compensation, but the accommodation provider refused to refund the money because the free cancellation period had passed. Choosing to stay here really affects your mood and time allocation for traveling. I really hope that everyone will not choose this place just because there are fewer rooms with more than 3 beds nearby or because you want to save money. You will end up losing more than you gain and regret it very much.

It is very close to Oshiage Station, two stations to Asakusa, and the express line goes directly to Narita Airport. The room is large enough for three people, and there is space to open the suitcases. There is a small stove for simple cooking. The disadvantage is that the bathroom is not well drained. There are supermarkets and convenience stores nearby

Very satisfied

The best thing is the location. It's just around the corner from the subway entrance. Life supermarket and Skytree are all very close. Another advantage is that there is a small kitchen. You can buy Wagyu beef from Life Supermarket and cook it yourself. Self check-in, there are towels and bath towels, no disposable toothbrushes and toothpaste, the basin hot water faucet is broken, but fortunately the shower is good.