This hotel is situated very well if you are travelling via the Narita airport. I used the new Skyliner train to get to Ueno metro station and from there with the subway to Asakusa metro station. The hotel is easily reached by subway from anywhere in the city. There is a 5-10 minutes walk from the Asakusa metro station. There... More

Smile Hotel Asakusa is nothing fancy, but it is definitely a good value for Tokyo. We got a rate of less than $60 per night, and while the room was tiny, you can't expect much else in Tokyo. All the necessities were included, it was clean, and it was affordable. Pros: Good location if you want to explore Asakusa (which... More

As it is a budget hotel I wasn't expecting anything amazing. The room was clean and the shower was good. It was a little noisy the first time I stayed as I was next to the laundry room. When I came back for a final night at the end of my trip that room smelt of smoke. The staff were... More

This is the second time we've stayed here and it always offers good value for money. It's not Japan's fault that our exchage rate is bad which makes the cost of the room a bit dearer than last time, but still about the cheapest hotel in Tokyo for a private room with ensuite. Breakfast was included which we didn't expect... More