APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita

Location was excellent for our travel needs in greater Tokyo area, close to different subway stations- Asakusabashi and Bakurocho, lots of restaurants and convenience stores like Lawson nearby. Direct Keikyu train from Haneda airport to Asakusabashi station. Hotel stands on lovely central street with lots of greenery. Breakfast at the hotel was excellent with a tray of Japanese food provided and your choice from the traditional breakfast buffet. Room was clean, changed towels every day upon request, sufficient for a short stay, but in general small for 2 people. Hotel staff was very friendly. We enjoyed the welcome drink - beer provided upon arrival.

This hotel was perfect for a solo traveler. I had plenty of space for my medium sized suitcase and double bed. I was In 316. They have an ice machine and microwave in case you buy some convenience store food. The subway was 6 minutes walk, a dollar store and family mart at RIGHT next door. Easy non transfer route to shinjuku station on the yellow line to shinkansen and other JR lines. 20 minutes walk to Asakusa station ( if you plan to go to Nikko, train leaves from this station) and the Sensijo temple/shrine. I would stay here again. Good value for money, stayed for 5 nights. Lots of APA hotels on the same street and surrounding area.

The location is ideal! Just a 5 minute walk from Asakusa and Chuo-Sobu line stations. 20 minutes walk for Senso-Ji Temple or Akihabara. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. They provided me with any information and help I needed. You must visit the store with the fans nearby!!!

Extremely friendly staff that helped with many of our needs including questions and tips about when and how to get to places. Clean Rooms that are equipped with decently strong shower heads. The location is very convenient as it is 3 minute walk from both Asakusabashi subway (one train access to both Narita and Haneda Airports) and Asakusabashi station (convenient for Tokyo travel).

The location is great, 5 min walk from Asakusabashi metro station, walking distance to Akihabara. Has many shops, cafés, restaurants around, including a Turkish restaurant. Has a great massage place called Miroku (just a few min walk from the hotel). They keep your luggage after checkout, if you need. Room was small but very comfortable, had everything one needs, even pyjamas :) It's a reasonably priced option to stay while travelling amazing Tokyo.