Rakuten STAY Tokyo Asakusa

Boa estadia no Rakuten Stay Asakusa, a localização fica a apenas 10 minutos a pé da árvore do céu de Tóquio, a uma curta distância sob o trem e à beira do rio é apenas um bom local para tirar fotos. Caminhe 4 minutos até o mercado familiar e o café subterrâneo. O quarto do hotel é limpo, a cama é muito confortável e muito feliz em dormir com muitos adesivos de Panda na parede. Máquina de café é fornecida e frigobar pequeno. Comodidades e lembranças de personagens panda que recebo.🥰 Obrigado pela boa estadia.🥰

This might be the worst “hotel” — or more accurately, motel — I’ve ever stayed at. The check-in process was unnecessarily complicated. There’s no actual receptionist on-site, just an iPad connected to a remote staffer (most of whom struggle with English), which made the whole process frustrating and time-wasting. The room? TINY. I booked a twin bed room and there was literally no space to open my suitcase. Sheets were not changed once during my entire week-long stay. Cleaning was done just once, and towels were only replaced then. Garbage wasn’t collected unless I emailed them to request it — daily. The air conditioner barely worked, made loud noises, and the room was always stuffy. The blinds don’t shut properly, so good luck sleeping past dawn. Oh, and the bed and pillow were rock-hard — zero comfort, and only one paper-thin pillow was provided. The checkout experience was the cherry on top — staff started banging on the door exactly at 10AM, yelling and pointing for me to leave. Rude beyond belief. They also don’t offer luggage storage unless you pay ¥1000 per bag. The only upside is its proximity to Honjo Azumabashi Station, but honestly, that’s nowhere near enough to make up for how awful the stay was. Rating: 0/10. Never again.

It's a man-less hotel, even the concierge is just 3 tablets for self check in / out. Therefore I'm marking it 3/5 for service as service staff is literally non-existence lol 😂 The self check in requires a short video call via the tablet for the staff to perform some verification, but the staff did not speak English which made it an issue. He didn't explain clearly either and we were left on hold. Hotel room is super compact but for the price paid, I think it's worth it. There's a tiny wardrobe that fits only 4 hanging apparel 😂 The in-room fridge was practically not cold even though I made sure it was switched on. Suggestion to hotel: drill some hooks on the walls for hanging of jackets! The hotel has no common facility, usually we don't wash our clothes when we travel but when we wanted to, we realized there's no laundry machine. No microwave or oven either. Suggestion to hotel: have a common area for such amenities on level 1 since it's restricted access for hotel guests only anyway. Location is very convenient! Just a 5-10 minute walk from Honjo-Azumabashi station, Asakusa line, which is very convenient as this is also a direct line for the airport express train. Also, we saw many photo reviews of cute panda amenities but we were not given any. Probably because we booked the cheap room (low floor with no sky tower view) thus the differential treatment 😂😂 I personally didn't like that we were treated differently due to lower price paid

The price is reasonable for unmanned hotel. I’m not sure what happen for this keypad. It doesn’t work for my room. That means I have to use the key from this key box by using password to unlock it. Also, the automatic door lock doesn’t work. I have to use key for lock the room when I left every time. It’s very inconvenience when you carry many things and have to take off the cover under keypad for getting key in. Also, there is black stain on the bathroom’s curtain that make me feel this room is not clean enough.

1. This room is really very SMALL. The twin bed already took up 80% of the space excluding toilet. 2. This is an unmanned hotel, meaning you have to register your name, passport details, take yr passport photo and selfie to confirm the registration. Imagine you are already so tired by end of day you just want to check in quickly and take a rest. Worst is the customer service did not provide our room number and we had to take the lift down again to call for video assistance. 3. Water pressure was inconsistent at different temperatures. Water pressure increases at higher temeratures and I had to endure bathing excessively hot water. 4. Location is also very far from nearest train station. 5. There is no luggage storage services provided. You have to put your luggage in coin locker at the station. I will only recommend this hotel if you are a solo traveller. For family especially with children please reconsider the above points.

Clean hotel near Asakusa. Book this about 2 months before our trip and got it at a great price. Seen several negative reviews...so was not sure if I have got the right choice 😉. Just need to be sure that the access code is received a day before your stay. Will require a bit of time to check in as there's no reception like a regular hotel. Once you are done, contact the customer service and room number will be given. Witnessed a few travellers facing problems checking in. Glad we had a smooth check in.