Asakusa Central Hotel in Tokyo

Good location with plenty of eatery and shopping .

You can tell it's an older hotel, but it's very clean. There's also an ice machine (free) and vending machines on the third floor. However, they only have a large public bath for men, not for women.

Overall, it's conveniently located near Senso-ji Temple. There's a FamilyMart convenience store right downstairs, it's a 5-6 minute walk to Kaminarimon Gate, and a 7-minute walk to the Ginza Line subway station. There are also many great restaurants nearby. It's super convenient whether you're visiting Senso-ji Temple or heading to Ginza and Shibuya!

The hotel is very close to the subway station, making it convenient to get to Senso-ji Temple. The only downside, of course, is that the rooms are just as small as in other similarly priced hotels in Tokyo. Also, as other reviews mentioned, check-in is entirely self-service via a machine. A staff member was standing by, seemingly to assist only if someone was completely unable to use it, as they didn't actively participate otherwise.

A really great location. Nice staff. Hotel itself seems outdated but that doesn't really have an effect on the score for me. The bed was comfortable and the room was cozy. I would stay here again

This hotel is frozen in time, which even adds a certain charm. A very convenient location close to various metro lines, attractions, and a huge number of shops and restaurants!
Virtually contactless check-in and check-out via a dedicated machine. The only strange thing is that the water and tea station is not open 24 hours a day.
We didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on the food. However, there are laundry and drying facilities available on various floors.

This hotel definitely exceeded my expectations. It's great value for money with self-check-in using your passport. The hotel has some history, but it's exceptionally clean, which is a big plus. The location is super convenient, just a 3-5 minute walk from Senso-ji Temple. When I arrived at 5 PM, Senso-ji was packed, so I woke up at 6 AM the next day to get some clear shots – fewer people and beautiful scenery.

The Ginza Line is a 5-minute walk away, making transportation very easy. It's also convenient to get here from Narita Airport on the Keisei Line, just a 10-minute walk.

I'd definitely stay here again next time. The double bed was spacious enough for two, and besides the desk, there was also a small round table, making the room feel bigger than I expected. Excellent! They also offer luggage storage.

It’s not the newest hotel, but is clean and very well kept. Perfect location, close to Senso-ji temple, Asakusa station is just ~400m away, familymart right next door, a lot of restaurants in walking distance (some of them close early around 8pm, but quite some are open until 22:00). The hotel also has a public bath, which is open from 15:00 to 01:00 (1am), so one almost always can go to the hot/cold bathtub and the sauna after a long day. Even when you put “no cleaning needed” on the door, you’d still get a bag of fresh towels annd pyjamas placed in front of the door. Overall, I’m very happy with the stay. Thanks a lot for that !

Facilities: The amenities are quite good, but I was very disappointed that there was no ladies' communal bath.

Cleanliness: Although it's an older hotel, it's quite clean. Most of the staff are older, but the service is still decent.

Environment: The surrounding area is convenient, and transportation is good. However, my husband is 185cm tall and my son is 190cm, and the bathroom is simply too cramped for their height. Their legs had to stick out of the door when sitting on the toilet, which was hilarious, hahahaha 😂. They ended up having to use the lobby restrooms 🚻😂😂😂.

Other than that, everything else was satisfactory.

I will write this review and an experienced traveler. The hotel is very close to Asakusa metro station which is very convenient if you want to go to the Narita airport. Also very close to the Senso-ji temple. The room is small but comfortable. Before you go to your room they ask you to take some stuff like tooth paste, tooth brush and stuff you need. They have elevator. They also have coffee for guests before 10 am. They have electric kettle to warm water. The toilet is okay. It has a bathtub. I just stayed 1 night but I really think the price and amenities are ok. Not sure why some people said it is an "old building" for me it didn't look old. The staff was friendly and respectful. They give you water and soap, shampoo. I would definitely consider this place if I come back to Tokyo.

The location is fantastic – super close to the subway, and Asakusa Temple is literally right outside the door, with plenty of convenient amenities nearby. The hotel offers a complimentary men's onsen in the basement and has a convenience store right on the ground floor. Overall service was excellent, and the clear signage made everything easy to navigate without needing to ask questions. My only minor critiques are that the rooms are a bit small and the facilities are slightly dated. However, it still offers excellent value for money.