OMO3 Asakusa by Hoshino Resorts Reviews

The room is SOOOOO small!!! Don’t even have enough space to open one suitcase. And when I did, my boy almost tripped over because of the tiny space. No slippers inside the room. The staffs are not very helpful to arrange for late check out even if I am willing to pay more (except one Caucasian who is willing to help in the end). Won’t recommend for family stay as this is very far from the kids activities.

Very Good location, good view and good service. Also has entertainment.

Providing a coffee machine in the hotel lobby can significantly increase guest satisfaction because most of the people loves the smell of freshly brewed coffee.

A hotel with modern designs, but also it means you need to serve your own. The breakfast arrangement was really disappointing. It turns out to be picking up your own food in a convenience store setting. Also, they issued the QR code for settling bill at the “convenience store” with a receipt paper, which is not easy to keep. What makes me more disappointed is that they refused to reissue the QR code after I accidentally lost it. The designs are great. The location is good. But other than that, the food, the service and the arrangement are really not what I have expected.

The 24H self-service bar on the top floor provides a variety of light meals and drinks. The location overlooks the panoramic view of the Skytree and Sensoji Temple. It is only 5 minutes away from the subway station. It is a good choice for self-guided tours in Tokyo.

I have a certain degree of confidence in the hotels owned by Hoshino Resorts. The level of hygiene, service attitude, and hotel location are all very good. But there is a problem, that is, for some reason, this hotel does not provide basic supplies such as water and slippers.

You can see the Skytree and Sensoji Temple from the cafeteria on the top floor. The location is quite convenient and good. It’s a short walk away from the bustling drug store and shopping. It’s very convenient in all aspects. The room is the type we like, and there are also convenience stores nearby. There are a lot of delicious things. It is the most satisfying hotel in Japan so far.

It was new, clean, and had a Japanese-style interior, so it was refreshing. Luggage was stored well before check-in. The staff also tried to be friendly.

If possible, it's next to Sensoji Temple. Also very close to the station. You can also see the Skytree from their rooftop.

Advantages: The room is clean and the environment is quiet. There are free drinks on the top floor at night. The Tokyo Tower can be seen from the room. There are foreign staff at the counter. Disadvantages: The price is expensive. The room is small. The shower area has a transparent door. There is no other door separation. No drinking water is provided. I don’t know if the light at the door is bolted. I can’t find the lamp. But I didn’t ask the staff.

A treasure shop that I almost missed! After I booked it, I found that I couldn't cancel it. I called to cancel it, but they replied that I couldn't cancel it and complained that they were too serious! But after I checked in, I was pleasantly surprised!

The location is very good, the subway is less than 5 minutes from the hotel, and Sensoji Temple can be reached in less than 5 minutes.

The hotel charges per person. I booked a twin room in my own name. When I checked in with two people, they charged me half of the fee. They didn't let me check in before 3 o'clock. It's not very humane. The room is very small. There are no toiletries, not even mineral water. There are white hairs left by guests on the carpet. The experience is very bad. It feels the worst among several hotels I have stayed in in Japan. I don't recommend it.

A very perfect experience. The room is small, but the public area is great. The breakfast in the morning is self-service and unattended. It tastes very good. I especially like the rooftop in the public area, which has a very good view on both sides. A panoramic view of Sensoji Temple. The Tokyo Skytree is also good.