Room was the size you expect from a Japanese hotel – bigger than you fear, but not what you might hope for. The hotel breakfast was well priced and the western breakfast was quite acceptable (apart from the coffee of course – this is Japan). On the other hand the service & staff were wonderful – again, this is Japan.... More

Helpful staff who spoke some English on check-in, (typically) small but clean and well air-conditioned room. Restaurant very average - better options in the surrounding neighbourhood. Very well placed to explore Asakusa, Senso-Ji temple, and good links to public transport.

Me and my friend were staying in Asakusa Sunroute Hotel for 1 week in February 2010. Not typically for Japanese style, the room was quite spacious - there was enough space for two persons and no crushes happened. WC (which is usually very important for girls) was nice and CLEAN. The staff was very friendly and helpful...helpful for those who... More

Stayed four nights, room is a bit old and my room smells damp, it's clean though. Walking distance to temple, nakamise Dori & train station, excellent base for nikko daytrip and start point for cruise along the river. Ps. Beds are firm (like everywhere in japan) and they want prepayment upon check in ( which we also experienced at other... More

Room was standard business hotel (very small by Western standards!) but perfectly adequate and very clean. Second floor cafe pretty basic, with passable Western and Japanese food. Front desk service was excellent, very helpful and eager to please. Hotel is also well located - Asakusa is a good spot for restaurants and the Senso-ji Temple.

This is the second time that I stayed here and although the price went up a little in two years (outside of the worse USD to Yen exchange rate), it is still an excellent value for Tokyo. Proximity to the temples and shops was great, and I was able to get a good meal at my favorite Indian restaurant a... More

Excellent hotel in a great location. Much better than staying somewhere like Shinjuku which is full of tourists. Asakusa area is much more traditional and Japanese but still is handy to everything with the Ginza line a 5 min walk and only 2 stops to Ueno and all the JR lines. Staff are very helpful and free internet in lobby... More

We arrived from Narita at 11 am, so too early to check in. So we had our first experience with "jonathan", the "restaurant". Not a restaurant, but an OK spot for a light meal and with unlimited tea, coffee and soft drinks for less than Y300, including the fave green Fanta. The room, a standard twin, was fine - the... More

I was at the Asakusa Sunroute Hotel in April '09. It's a comfortable hotel, cleen, and in a good position close the Metro Station. I spend a good time there during my trip in Tokyo. ....SUGGESTED! :-)