Asakusa Kaminarimon Takenoyado

Very satisfying accommodation experience! Stayed for 5 nights in total. I went out to play during the day and came back late at night. The security facilities at the door were very good and you need to swipe your card to enter. There are usually two front desk staff taking turns: one speaks fluent English and the other speaks simple English and simple Chinese. There is an instant coffee machine in the hotel for free use.

This hotel is run as a small hotel with relatively few staff. There is only one person at the counter to help with arrangements at a time, but it is enough. And their basic English communication is also OK, the staff are very friendly.  The double room is generally good, with a retro cement style, and it is more spacious than most new hotels in Tokyo. At least there is space for two people's suitcases to be fully opened. The bathroom is divided into a toilet cubicle (without door) and a shower room (with door). It is clean and tidy, and has toothbrushes, hair dryers, towels and other supplies. There is a water dispenser in the lobby on the basement level (1st floor) that can dispense hot water, cold water, coffee, and noodle soup. If it rains, transparent umbrellas are available for rent in the lobby. In addition, the hotel can lend portable electronic scales to guests.  The only drawback is that it is a bit far from the subway station. It is closer to Exit 3 of Tawaramachi subway station, but the elevator is at Exit 1, so tourists with large luggage should pay attention. But it's easy to get there by looking at the map. 

It only takes 5 minutes to walk from Exit A4 of Asakusa Station to the accommodation. The distance is very close. It is only 10 minutes away from Don Quixote. You can see the Skytree along the way. The surrounding environment is very quiet. There is a 24-hour gym next to it and a tea area on the first floor. There is miso soup, coffee and sencha that you can use by yourself, and you can also use the microwave at will. It is very convenient for me who loves Japanese supermarket food. There are also some small woven blue and white mops from Taiwan and other Taiwan-Japan-friendly items in the room. I highly recommend the shower. There is a shower head in the room, and when the water column washes my feet, it can effectively relieve me who walks 20,000 steps a day.

It's the best hotel. It's located between Tawaramachi and Asakusa, 3 minutes from Kaminarimon, but it's really quiet. The room was spacious and clean, so I slept really comfortably! I think it's the best accommodation for travelers who walk 20,000 steps a day.