Hotels near Art Center of Tokyo, Tokyo

Kind staff, clean and comfortable rooms, and easy access to the rest of Tokyo, Narita airport, and the Shinkansen. Located in a quieter residential area but there were still plenty of good food options around. Awesome bakery nearby (and open early!).

Clean and comfortable, room was not too small, blackout curtains were good, staff were helpful in assisting us to send our luggage to another hotel in tokyo 2 days later. Surrounding is nice and quiet. Near nippori station which has skyliner to/from narita airport.

Comfortable, clothes washer, location, quiet

I lived here for 1 month, it's a great choice, fully recommended!! Great location, only 5 minutes or less walking to the Sensoji Temple. There is a huge Don Quijote market or pharmacy just down the street, you can buy every thing there very easily. The hotel is very close to many places, such as subway station, bus station, Life Supermarket, Rox 3G Shopping Mall, and many interesting cafes, restaurants and shopping streets. The breakfast included is served by a cafe outside, only 4 options everyday, basic choice but all are very delicious for me. The room is very well equipped: small kitchen, refrigerator, washing machine(wash&dry), foldable dining table and ironing board. The space is good for me, I got 3 suitcases (2 big ones) and still find enough room to move around. In the lobby there are two drawers in which you can find more free kitchen cooking and eating items: bowls or tools for bakery, disposable tableware and napkins, candy, etc. Staff are very nice and helped me a lot. You can get free amenities by asking. There are extra payment services, such as the selling of necessary seasonings for cooking, printing service, etc.

Fabulous central location close to large JR Station

Excellent location close to 3 stations (Tokyo metro, Toei & JR, all named Asakusa). The hotel sells the Japan Metro/Toei 72 hour pass (not valid on JR), which is a great deal for getting around. The metro station is just opposite, with a department store above. The basement selling food is great for buying breakfast (the hotel breakfast ends at 10+,am as their lunch service starts from 11.30am) or dinner (20-30% off most cooked food e.g. yakitori, croquette, bento etc. in the food hall after 6 or 7pm, as the mall closes at 8pm. The famous Ichiran Ramenses just next door. Perfect base for visiting Asakusa and the rest of Tokyo (Shinjuku is about 40 minutes away by metro; Akihabara & Ginza about 20 minutes away.) Beds are wider than normal and can comfortably fit an adult & a child (can share bed for free, up to 12 years old). Be aware though that the Twin B room only has standing space between the bed and all 3 walls/window. 2 cushioned chairs & a small table are provided but it's often covered by our stuff as there's storage, except for under the bed. There is a small cupboard where the cups are kept, and a shallow drawer under the TV. No wardrobe for clothes but there are about 8 hangers (of which 2 for pants) on 2 clothes knob in the entrance, which is quite narrow. It's great that the toilet is separate from the bathroom (Japanese deep bathtub + shower so you can DIY an onsen experience), and the sink is outside. Shower pressure / jet is strong & powerful and makes for good massage after a day of sightseeing. Staff are all very helpful and I never had to wait long for check-in, check-out, to enquire, to request more towels or borrow umbrella etc. Laundrette is 500¥ for 3kg wash & dry. Our room had a view of the Sumida River & Asahi building. I'm definitely recommending this hotel! (if your credit card has a good rate, choose to settle in JPY instead of your home currency proposed by the payment terminal)