Soho Asakusa Hotel

The hotel relies on buses to get around, and there are quite a lot of shuttle buses, but you still have to walk a distance. The room is much bigger than the other rooms, and the bathroom feels like a Shin-chan home, with a big bathtub, super wide. The toilet is in an independent location, with a little less space, and the exhaust system is average. The air conditioning facilities in the room may be a bit old, and the hot air has a bit of odor, but it's okay if you turn it up. The only thing I have to complain about is that the quilt is too small, it's okay for one person to sleep on, but it can't cover two people at all.

This hotel is located a little away from the bustling downtown area of ​​Asakusa. Take the bus from Ueno Station to Asakusa Gochome or Yonchome and it's about a 5-minute walk. From Tsukuba Express and Metro Asakusa Station, it takes more than 10 minutes to walk. The facilities are not new, but the beds are clean and freshly washed sheets and pillowcases. There is a microwave in the room, and a Lawson is conveniently located nearby (1 minute walk). There are some down-to-earth restaurants around the hotel. I've stayed here 4 or 5 times, and generally there are a lot of foreigners. Once you've checked in, you don't have to meet the receptionist, and to check out, all you have to do is put your luggage in the box within the time limit. I like how easy this is.