Hotel Route-inn Grand Tokyo-Asakusabashi — Hotel in Tokyo

This hotel turned out to be a great find — just a few minutes’ walk from the station, which makes getting around Tokyo super easy. The 24-hour check-in is a big plus, especially if you’re arriving late or have a flexible travel schedule. There’s also parking available behind the hotel (with a fee), which is pretty rare and convenient in Tokyo.

The room is slightly compact — typical for Tokyo standards — but honestly, it’s perfectly cozy for a couple or two friends. Everything felt clean, efficient, and just well thought-out.

One thing I really appreciated was the cleaning service options. You can go for the eco-cleaning plan, where they won’t clean the room but will replace your towels — and in return, you get a token for a free drink (soft drink or alcohol). It’s a smart way to encourage sustainability without sacrificing comfort. If you prefer, you can opt for a full clean, and they also do full room cleanings on specific days even if you’re on the eco plan (just check with the front desk when you arrive).

They’ve also got some solid extras: a public onsen (separate for men and women), laundry machines, and even an ice maker. Those little touches made our stay feel easy and relaxing.

Overall, Hotel Route Inn Grand Asakusabashi is a reliable, well-equipped base for anyone exploring Tokyo. It’s not flashy, but it’s smart, convenient, and has everything you need for a...

We have just had five nights here and found everything good ,|Only a small room which is typical of this type of hotel.|Very comfortable bed, slept well each night, we were on the fifth floor overlooking the Main Street but noise was never a problem.|The air conditioning worked well which was important as the weather is hot and humid this time of year.|The staff were great, no problems looking after our luggage before check in time and again after we had checked out on the final day.|We had a nice smorgasbord type breakfast each morning, enough to choose from.|The bathroom is small but not a problem as we never used it to shower or bath as we used the public bath/ Onsen at the hotel which was great, everything there that you need and the water is a lovely 42 degrees..|Free wifi worked well.|Rooms aren’t serviced everyday but we just put our towels in a bag outside the room and there were clean ones there when we got back, a good system.|Close to the train station and plenty of restaurants and convenience stores all around you.|Also only a few minutes walk from the Sumida River which is lovely to walk along on a lovely paved terrace.|Also only about 25 minutes walk to ASAKUSA, a must place to visit while your in the area to see the beautiful Shrine and temple complex.|We enjoy our stay ,...

We travelled for two weeks across Japan. You always have to remember as a foreigner as we were coming from Canada but the rooms are always going to be a lot smaller than what we are used to. There is usually a choice of two single beds or a double. Choosing the single bed seems to be a bit more spacious than a double Especially as a couple. Sometimes it was cheaper for us to choose triple rooms for some reason. In this case, we chose two single beds. Hotel lobby was very nice and the staff was very friendly. At the front desk all the amenities that you need such as toothbrush, hair comb, shaving cream, all that kind of stuff is there for your taking and your use. Our room is smoke-free however, to get to our room we did have to pass the smoking section which was a terrible smell. That would be the only downfall about the entire place. It was spacious and larger than any of the rooms we had in the past. It was within walking distance to the station. From the station it was a very very short, two or three stops right to Tokyo or any of the main attractions. I would definitely recommend staying here and I would stay here again. I don’t know if there was a breakfast option, but we did not choose it for this...