The best thing about this hotel was the location and the value for the room. I travelled alone and everything was good. I also bought the breakfast included and it was a buffet with a main tray of small different single dishes.

Unfortunately, as the hotel is very narrow, the windows don't face towards the street or an open space, just to the next building with just 1 meter distance so, I couldn't get too much natural light. The other thing is that APA hotels usually have one elevator so, you have to wait for a while until you can use it. Everything else was really good.

This hotel was perfect for a solo traveler. I had plenty of space for my medium sized suitcase and double bed. I was In 316. They have an ice machine and microwave in case you buy some convenience store food. The subway was 6 minutes walk, a dollar store and family mart at RIGHT next door. Easy non transfer route to shinjuku station on the yellow line to shinkansen and other JR lines. 20 minutes walk to Asakusa station ( if you plan to go to Nikko, train leaves from this station) and the Sensijo temple/shrine. I would stay here again. Good value for money, stayed for 5 nights. Lots of APA hotels on the same street and surrounding area.

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The location from NRT Airport you can take Sky Access Train then transfer to local train the few stops you will reach Asakusabashi Station then exit 4 few minutes you will reach the hotel. FYP NO LIFT OR ESCALATOR you have to lift your bags in exit 4. Yen shop and family mart besides the hotel. Few minutes walk behind the hotel there is St Paul Catholic Church. A lot of restaurants and shops. Its not touristy place. One stop to Akihabara (you can reach by walking as well).

For few days they did not provife black belt for the robe. I asked the staffhe gave me 1 belt only. After few days they provided 2. Only 1 lift in the hotel so if its busy time you have to wait for awhile. The cleaning compared to other Apa Hotels Ibe stayed was a ok. NO VIEWS AT ALL. when you open the window both sides are fire exit or the view of next building.

Extremely friendly staff that helped with many of our needs including questions and tips about when and how to get to places. Clean Rooms that are equipped with decently strong shower heads. The location is very convenient as it is 3 minute walk from both Asakusabashi subway (one train access to both Narita and Haneda Airports) and Asakusabashi station (convenient for Tokyo travel).

Little bit inconvenient that they do not have Coin laundry. Also the rooms are meant for mostly one person per room so the rooms we got were are little small and the bathrooms were cramped.

The hotel is in a good area of Tokyo, not too busy but right next to Asakusabashi station which has direct links to both Narita and Haneda airports. Very easy to get around the different areas of Tokyo. The hotel itself is very clean, quiet and modern and the staff are friendly and helpful. The rooms are cleaned really well and there are all the toiletries you could wish for. There is even a fridge in the room. The breakfast is lovely and a great selection of foods to enjoy. Great air con, very comfortable beds. Love the yukata washed every day for you to wear, so comfortable. Would highly recommend this hotel and APA.

There are very little bad points about the hotel. If I’m being picky I would say there is only one lift for the whole hotel and no stairs so it could take some time to get up and down.

The Apa Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita belongs to the large APA hotel group. So you can't go wrong there. The internet was stable and pretty fast. You can work with it. There are enough small shops in the area. You can buy everything you need there or pick up money. Unfortunately, I didn't enjoy breakfast in the hotel. I was usually already gone beforehand. After all, you want to see something of Japan and that's best done in the morning when there aren't so many people around. The room is big enough for one person with a backpack. With 2 people and luggage it could be borderline. Other than that, there's not much to say. It's just like B&B or Ibis in Germany Metro is 10 min by foot away.

Clean, friendly staff, excellent location. Just less than a 10-minute walk to the nearest station (only 1 stop away from Akihabara.) There are many stores and restaurants nearby, so it's very convenient. Comes with all the basic amenities too, so you don't need to worry about packing so much. I would stay here again. 😊

Some might say it's small, but the size seems to be normal for Japanese business hotels. I didn't mind it, but I brought a regular suitcase and I'm also a small person. Those with larger suitcases might have a more difficult time as there isn't much room to open it.

location; surrounding restaurants, amenities and conveniences; distance to train station; lots of complimentary toiletries provided; option to leave suitcases in the lobby until check-in; option for breakfast (though I never used it); trouser press on site; coin laundry a little walk away, which I recommend using instead of bringing lots of clothes!

not a lot of soundproofing in the hallway, so easy to hear outside the room with door closed; construction outside my window early in the morning near the end of my stay, but probably not applicable to most people staying here!

Towels were provided daily. Cleaning is every 3 days, though can be requested at any time for free. Fast, free in-room WiFi (though we couldn’t connect one of our devices for some reason). Conveniently located within a 5 minute walking distance from the station. Took the Keikyu line from Haneda to Asakusabashi Station, and the Asakusa Line from Asakusabashi Station to Narita upon checking out. Didn’t need to transfer to and from either airports! More than enough restaurants, bars, and convenience stores within walking distance. A few small shrines in the area too worth the visit.

Room was smaller than the standard Japanese room, which is already small to begin with for foreigners. This includes bathroom too. The carpet, especially the sides hugging the wall, was a bit dirty. It looked like they use a roller to clean it instead of a vacuum. No washing machines/dryers (though I believe staff will assist in finding one nearby). We stayed for 10 nights so having one within the facility would have been nice.

It was on a quiet neighborhood and there was a Family mart beside it. It takes around 10 minutes walk to the nearest train station and additional 5 if you want the exit with the elevator. There were many restaurants near too but only few open late at night. The towels, yukata, paper cups, coffee, tea, bath towel and cotton bud were replenished everyday and they leave it on your door. I was able to borrow a type c charger instead of buying one.

It was small as with any other Tokyo hotel but good enough for a solo traveler.