Minn Asakusa Reviews

A good choice if you’re traveling with a big group of people, the room is spacious which is really rare in Tokyo. Location is okay, but honestly a bit distant from the metro station, especially when the nearest convenient store is around 5 min walks away. No luggage storage and no front desk service, everything is communicated through a pad at the front desk, might be a bit difficult for non Japanese speakers to get instant assistance. Should have better options if I’m traveling to Tokyo next time.

The accommodation is very beautiful, located on the road, not far from the station. The room is spacious, the pillows are small, the bathroom is large, and there is a washing machine. However, at night, we heard a little bit of traffic noise. There is no place to store our luggage. We used to leave it at the train station before checking in.

Big is the only word for it. It is suitable for many people. There is no service. It is completely self-service. It is the first time I stayed in a hotel in Japan that did not even have a toothbrush. I asked the hotel for 300... Check-in was simple. Fortunately, my husband knows Japanese and communication was convenient. Those who do not require service and need a larger space can book it. I was stupid enough not to see that I had to turn on the air conditioner myself. I was still wondering why it was a bit cold. Generally, hotels are hot to death. I didn't find it until I checked out the next day. The location of the hotel is not bad. It is not far from the subway. There are many restaurants around. It is very convenient to Sensoji Temple.

Conclusion first, the worst hotel in Japan Hygiene: Look at the picture, there are black hairs and hairs on the quilt, which is disgusting. I changed to a new one, but there are still some. The black wet wipes in the picture are on the bedside, probably never wiped, the child was touching it for a long time The air conditioner is full of lint, and the lint in the bathroom vents is almost blocked, which is disgusting and can't be turned off The air conditioner is so noisy that I can't fall asleep without earplugs! And the indoor temperature is 18 degrees when it is turned to the highest, and I wake up in the middle of the night Environment: Normal as shown in the picture Service: No one, check-in was stuck and I had to call to check in, and there is no luggage storage service. I have to check out at 10 am. I can't drag my suitcase to go shopping, so I had to spend 8,000 yen more to extend it for two hours It's hard to describe, the experience is very bad! Conclusion first, the worst hotel in Japan Hygiene: Look at the picture, there are black hair on the quilt, and hair, very disgusting, changed a new, or a little. Picture wet wipes are black on the head of the bed, it is estimated that they have never been wiped, and children touch them for a long time The air conditioner is full of wool, and the bathroom is getting clogged with wool, which is disgusting and can't be closed The air conditioner is so noisy that you can't sleep without earplugs! And open to the highest indoor temperature of 18 degrees, freezing up in the middle of the night Environment: Normal figure Service: No one, check in is stuck or call to check in, and there is no luggage storage service, you have to check out at 10:00 in the morning, you can't drag the box to go shopping, you have to spend more than 8000 yen to delay two hours Hard to say, very bad experience!

In Japan, such a spacious room... I feel like I've been enjoying unrealistic luxury. It was spacious and comfortable. A good night's sleep is really important when traveling, and the 3 queen-sized beds were so nice!! The tatami mats were also incredibly comfortable. The location was also great. I could walk to Senshoji and Skytree, and the night view from the river next to the hotel was fantastic~!

It was great because I could see the Skytree and it was not far from Sensoji. The kids were satisfied. I would like to stay there again next time.

Can only say the address is convenient, the room is big enough, the rest no service, dirty, there will be no next time

The space is large, clean and comfortable. Our family of four had a very happy stay here. The apartment is within walking distance of Sensoji Temple and the transportation is also very convenient. I recommend everyone to stay here.

It's dirty. The bathtub drain is clogged. The washing machine with dryer never dries. The towels I ordered were left directly outside the door.

It would be hard to find such a large accommodation at this price in Japan. Recommended for families of 4 or more who want to share a room. The only downside is that there is no luggage storage.

The hotel is conveniently located just a five-minute walk from Asakusa Station on the Tobu Line. The hotel type is one-bedroom on the first floor. The staff handles the check-in procedure quite quickly. The room is spacious and comfortable, with Japanese-style space in addition to the three beds. The room is equipped with a cooking stove, cooking utensils, cutlery, microwave, washing machine and clothes drying rack. Some illuminations are switched on and off directly with sensors, and in the case of multiple people staying, if one person walks around and leaves the lights on, it will disturb other sleeping people. The noise of cars on the road at night is acceptable, not noisy. There are a little mold stains on the edges of the sink and bathroom floor drain hole. Although equipped with a washing machine, the machine is not much clean. First, the plastic edge has mold black, with paper towels can wipe the mold black stains, the washing machine has a self-cleaning sink mode, but it takes twelve hours to complete, then rinse again in dehydration mode, after washing shutdown found the machine The drum squeezed out a lot of black mingling stuff, and wiped it with a tissue. I thought it was some dirty stuff that had accumulated in the machine drum before, so I didn't use it for washing clothes. The overall stay experience was good.

I stayed two days in a row. There were many tourist attractions nearby, such as Sensoji Temple, Sky Tree, and Asahi Building, so I was able to wander around comfortably. The room was large so it wasn't stuffy. It was a fun trip

Hygiene: Poor, dirty mattress with hair, basically no service

The room is large and spacious, suitable for a family. The room is also clean and bright. You can see the Skytree from the balcony room! The price is not expensive and the overall CP value is high! Because it is a self-service check-in, there is no luggage storage service, which is slightly inconvenient. I hope this can be optimized. It's about a 7-minute walk from Asakusa Station and within walking distance of Kaminarimon Gate. There are a lot of places to eat and shop nearby, and the location is pretty good.