80%Tokyo Inn

Well its really far from the city, unlike what they mentioned in their explaination. I would appreciate if hostel world could rectify they. It can be very deceiving and unfair to travellers.

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by delesh9704 – posted on Apr 16, 2006

1

Right next to a subway stop, very helpful staff with very good English, and the restraunt was nice too (the menu had pictures for non-Japanese speakers).

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by stuart9266 – posted on Aug 29, 2005

4

Well located on the Asaksua line, just 2 stops to Gontanda on the JR Yamonote line. Friendly helpful staff, very nice single rooms.

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by andyja8681 – posted on Aug 27, 2005

2

They should add some english speaking television stations. All channels were in japanese so basically there was no reason for me to watch tv.

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by averyl4214 – posted on Aug 5, 2005

1

It has a great location and the people are very nice.

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by chaves4718 – posted on Jul 4, 2005

1

Thankyou very much.

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by Magboog – posted on Apr 3, 2005

2

excellent service from very friendly and able staff would not hesitate in returning

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by markobri – posted on Jul 9, 2004

1

convenient

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by cxo69 – posted on Jun 27, 2004

1

I would recommend this if you're looking for a place to crash that's more of a business hotel. The big benefits were the 24-hour restaurant in the lobby, the convience store directly across the street, having your own bathroom/shower, and air conditioning and a TV. I had no problems staying here,... more I would recommend this if you're looking for a place to crash that's more of a business hotel. The big benefits were the 24-hour restaurant in the lobby, the convience store directly across the street, having your own bathroom/shower, and air conditioning and a TV. I had no problems staying here, and the staff were very nice and mostly spoke English. It's located on the Asakusa subway line, which is a few minutes from the more central train lines, but it's also a lot less crowded even during rush hour, which is nice when you're carrying luggage or bags with you. Overall, a very good place to stay.close

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by perop – posted on May 26, 2004

1