Family (adult children) occupied 3 rooms for a up to 5 nights. From memory the cost was circa £120 per night per room not including breakfast.

The first thing to note about this hotel is it's location. It's a very short walk to the Senso-Ji temple and there is a lot of tourist stuff in the near vicinity but the good news is you don't have to walk far to be away from it all!

The hotel itself is a standard 'western' hotel with all the 'luxuries' which go with it. Room was comfortable but compact (that's Tokyo for you) but not as compact as the other hotel we stayed in in Tokyo! Beds comfortable, bathroom with all the accessories and decent shower, multi-function toilet seat, etc. Room also had tea and coffee facilities, a fridge and a trouser press.

Wifi was adequate but slowed to a crawl on the Saturday that Tokyo was shut down for Typhoon Hagibis! Not surprising I guess. Staff were all very helpful and, much to our surprise, provided a full room cleaning service on this 'typhoon Saturday'. Kudos people.

We didn't use the hotel's breakfast as there were other options nearby. A couple of pointers to help you enjoy your stay:

1. Asakusa is a station on two separate metro lines. The Asakusa line station is further away and a 10+ minute walk! The Ginza line is closer. There is a lot of manual carrying of luggage up and down stairs if using the Asakusa line;

2. From the hotel entrance off to the left leading up to the temple entrance is a line of food stalls with touts outside we came to know as 'rip-off alley'. It must be the only place in Japan which charges a cover charge, ~JPY 200 pp! We'd sat down and spotted this and then decided to go elsewhere. You don't have to walk far from rip-off alley to get into proper, cheaper local restaurants. In fact, I had my best ramen in Japan just around the corner in IPPUDO Asakusa.

3. The temple and its vicinity get very busy. If you go early evening (or I guess early morning) after the tours have all left it's really quite pleasant.

I have no hesitation in recommending the hotel and would happily stay there again.