I have stayed with my wife at this hotel for a total of 3 nights (one stay of 1 night and another stay of 2 nights). This review is valid for both stays. The room One of the smallest hotel rooms I have ever stayed in, but is was just enough for us. We only needed bed, shower, toilet and... More

We have stayed at more than 5 Toyoko Inn hotels so far and even though the hotel chain is a no-frills business hotel, we always had acceptable and pleasant service from the front desk. But the front desk staff at this hotel are borderline rude and unhelpful. This hotel has very limited parking slots, emphasis on "limited". We never had... More

Location not too far away by feet from Asakusa attractions (temple area, shopping centers, Sky tree). Lots of restaurants both cheap and enjoyable nearby. Hotel itself basic, clean and flauntless. Excellent value for money.

hotel is quite a distance from iriya station or tawaramachi station. although the tsukuba express' asakusa station exit 2 is nearer, there is still quite walk underground to reach the station. ladies are offered a free gift on check-in. we stayed in a twin room and it is smallest compared to the other hotels we stayed in japan, not to... More

I have stayed at a few Toyoko Inns and while none of them could be considered great most could be said to have very good service and the staff perform their duties well. At this hotel, during this stay, I can say that they do not seem as on the ball as their counterparts. We booked 8 consecutive nights with... More

This was my choice for 2 nights at the end of a 2-week tour of Japan. It's out of the main Tokyo bustle, but reasonably convenient for the Tsukuba Express line (Asakusa station) if you don't have too much luggage. In the area between the station and the Senso-ji temple are various restaurants, izakaya, karaoke bars and other entertainment places.... More

We stayed in the Toyoko Inn in Asakusa in March/April this year, and were fairly pleased. The first half of our stay we stayed an Ikebukuro #2 (I’ve written that as a separate review) but also spent half of our trip in Asakusa. The hotel was a bit older and the staffs English wasn’t as good, however they were pleasant... More

I could tell that things would be different when I was handed the room key and told that the plastic bar on which it is mounted has to be placed in a hole in the light switch socket. I figured this out in no time. The hole is an interlock on electrical power in the room. When you leave, you... More

We stayed at the toyoko inn in Asakusa as part of an arranged tour of Japan. The rooms were small by western standard, but probably about average for Japan. Room was clean and well presented, hotel staff were friendly and overall our three night stay was exactly what we expected. There is a small area to side of the lobby... More