MONday Apart Premium Asakusa

MONday Apart Premium Asakusa was the perfect base for my Tokyo trip. I stayed in a one-bedroom suite from January 7th to 10th, and the elegance and comfort of that 10-square-meter private balcony still linger in my mind. Stepping into the room, I was greeted by a modern Japanese aesthetic. The suite was well-designed, with a distinct living room, bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and a separate wet/dry bathroom, creating a true 'home away from home.' The full suite of Sharp kitchen appliances and an in-room washing machine made it easy to maintain a comfortable routine even on a long trip. The spacious balcony was undoubtedly the highlight. Whether it was breathing in the fresh morning air with the sunlight streaming from Senso-ji Temple or admiring the dazzling night view of the Tokyo Skytree, this 10-square-meter private space extended the feeling of relaxation outdoors. The location couldn't be better. The hotel is nestled in the charming Edo-style streets of Asakusa, just a 3-minute walk from Asakusa Station. Wander into the alleys, and you'll find century-old shops alongside trendy cafes. From the lively Kaminarimon to the peaceful Sumida River, everything is within easy reach. Downstairs, there's a convenience store, supermarket, and drugstore, fulfilling all your urban needs. The warm service was truly heartwarming. The front desk staff always offered multi-language assistance with a genuine smile. Whether it was luggage storage or travel inquiries, their service was meticulous and professional. This thoughtful hospitality made me, an outsider, feel completely at ease. The experience exceeded expectations. This is much more than just a hotel room. It allows you to live like a local: heading to the local market in the morning to buy fresh ingredients and cooking a Japanese-style breakfast in your own kitchen; taking an afternoon nap on the balcony, watching the clouds drift by; returning at night, washing off the day's dust in the washing machine, and falling into a deep sleep in the warm, comfortable bed. This unique experience, blending hotel comfort with apartment-style freedom, is the essence of MONday Apart Premium Asakusa. If you're looking for a Tokyo trip that's more about 'living' than just 'staying,' and you desire a convenient, comfortable, and private sanctuary in the bustling city center, then MONday Apart Premium Asakusa is definitely an excellent choice. Just a small suggestion: As it's an apart-hotel, there are many hangers in the room, but no drying rack for clothes. Perhaps this could be added.

The cleanliness was excellent, the service was attentive, and the room amenities were very convenient. The only thing to note is that the closest subway stations, Asakusa (Tsukuba Line) and Tawaramachi, do not offer direct access to Haneda Airport. The Asakusa station on the Toei Asakusa Line, which is slightly further (about 1 km or a 10-minute walk), does provide direct access. When navigating, please be aware there are two establishments with this name; make sure you're going to the correct one, not the one near Asakusa (JR Line). Just a few minutes' walk away, there's a 24-hour supermarket in the basement of the ROX shopping mall, which is very well-stocked. It's great for picking up items for your own breakfast!

Stayed for three nights. The location is excellent, just a five-minute walk to Senso-ji Temple. There are plenty of dining options nearby, and convenience stores and Don Quijote are also just a few minutes' walk away. Subway and bus connections are very convenient. The Japanese-style suite was quite spacious, which is a rare find in Japan. The facilities are very new, and all the small details were meticulously thought out. The front desk staff were friendly, spoke Chinese, and provided a lot of convenience. Our family of three was very well taken care of at Monday. We would definitely choose this place again on our next visit to Tokyo.

The room was spacious and very comfortable. My only minor complaint is that it's a bit of a walk to the subway station, maybe six or seven minutes.

Facilities: Excellent Environment: Great

Very good! It's an apartment-style hotel, clean and hygienic, and very close to Senso-ji Temple.