Asakusa HomeSuites Tokyo, 浅草ホームスウィーツ東京 — Hotel in Tokyo

We stayed here for seven nights while travelling across Japan on a holiday and we loved it. The rooms were regularly cleaned and the host was a generous, friendly man named Hiro. Hiro was very welcoming and polite to us and understood when we had to check out late because someone was sick, giving us an extra hour free of charge. He was also kind enough to help us settle into Japan and give my little brothers a bag of goodies for their birthday. The rooms were comfy and cosy, and had warm lighting and soft beds, bringing a sense of calm and warmth to the home. The location is very convenient for those on holiday as it is close to Tawaramachi station and multiple convenience stores, as well as a 24 hour Don Quijote store! All in all, this place is a fantastic, cozy and spacious place to stay in Japan, with a convenient location and great service from a kind host. A big thank you to Hiro for all your generosity and friendliness and I hope we cross paths again...

We have recently returned from a week in Tokyo. Prior to our visit I research which part of the city would be best for us as a family and then where would be stay. We decided on Asakusa for its transportation links and the variety of restaurants there.||We described to stay at the Asakusa Home Suites. The rooms were extremely large , clean and very well appointed . The staff were very helpful even though your interaction with them is 50% remotely, via a live stream. The tight streets in which the hotels sits are quiet and typically Japanese .||Overall a...

We have recently returned from a week in Tokyo. Prior to our visit I research which part of the city would be best for us as a family and then where would be stay. We decided on Asakusa for its transportation links and the variety of restaurants there.||We described to stay at the Asakusa Home Suites. The rooms were extremely large , clean and very well appointed . The staff were very helpful even though your interaction with them is 50% remotely, via a live stream. The tight streets in which the hotels sits are quiet and typically Japanese .||Overall a...