Tosei Hotel Cocone Asakusa

The house is very small, but after looking at the floor plan, it turns out to be the largest room on a standard floor. I can only say that every inch of land in Tokyo is worth a lot of money. The house is relatively clean. The bathroom and shower are small but usable. It is a tatami room. It can sleep a family of three. The room is not shaded and the kettle smells.

Tiny room like all the others in Japan but everything else was fine.

Checked in on the 30th. The hotel is in a very convenient location. The front desk was very polite. I read the reviews and one or two friends said the service was not good. I think there must be a reason. The front desk was very polite when I came in and out. I used the coffee machine in the lobby to make noodles with hot water in the morning. The gentleman at the front desk was very enthusiastic to explain. The cleaning guy was also very polite when I checked out. He nodded and sent me off at the elevator entrance. The room was clean and hygienic. I personally think it is not too small. The hotel's facilities are very user-friendly. I love the freshly ground coffee in the lobby. I thought it was ordinary three-in-one coffee, but I didn't expect it to be freshly ground coffee with three kinds of beans. I will stay here again if I have the chance to come to Japan

My 2-bed room is much larger than the average 2-bed room in Japan. There are coin-operated self-service washing machines, but you need only 2 of them. You can see the progress of their use on the hotel TV. There is a 24-hour self-service coffee machine in the lobby. The hotel is located behind Kaminarimon Temple and is some distance away from Asakusa Station. If you open Google Map, you will find that most of the restaurants and shops that tourists are interested in are around Asakusa Station. There is only a 7-11 convenience store down the street from the hotel, and the area around the hotel is relatively "deserted" at night. My price comparison is that the drugstore at Asakusa Station passing by the hotel is the same price as the same group store in Ameyokocho in Ueno.

The room is of a suitable size and the bed is relatively large, but it is too far from the subway station... There is a direct Asakusa line to the airport, but there is no elevator in the subway, which is terrible. If you have a lot of heavy luggage, choose carefully.

The service is very good and the attitude is also very good, It's very close to Sensoji Temple and far from the subway. The bed was so comfortable that I stayed in bed on the first day :))