Stay Sakura Tokyo Asakusa Yokozuna Hotel

The room is spacious and suitable for family travel, but the sanitary facilities are average and the bedside table is dusty. Of course, the price is not expensive, which is cost-effective.

The hotel is very close to Sensoji Temple, just a 3-minute walk. The room is relatively large for Japan, and the facilities are fully functional. The bathroom is separated from dry and wet areas, and has a small kitchen. You can see the Skytree from the balcony, which is very cost-effective.

The room is quite large for Japan, with two single beds pushed together. The hygiene is also quite clean. It's just a walk from the subway station, which takes about 14-15 minutes. It only takes 3 minutes to walk to Sensoji Temple. The guy at the front desk is very enthusiastic and can rent umbrellas for free. You can still see half of the Skytree from the balcony and you can even see it lighting up when the weather is good. 

The room is very big, and the tatami room for 7 of us is also useful There are many wardrobes, two bathrooms and two toilets, three stoves, a refrigerator and an oven, which is very convenient. The staff are new and have strong English skills, so communication is not a problem. The only bad thing is that the location is too far from the station. We have elderly people and children, so it takes more than 20 minutes to walk there.

A little away from the station, on the line from Kaminarimon Sensoji Temple The room is also smaller compared to the photo But it's very clean. There's Lawson across the street, so it's convenient for shopping.

The hotel rooms are large and very satisfactory

The room has a lot of space and the air conditioning is very powerful, but there is no window that can directly see the outside scenery. There is a kitchen where you can cook, but there is no seasoning. There is a microwave and an oven which is quite convenient for making instant noodles and so on. It's also quite good. There are five beds. The two rooms combined have five beds. In addition, we didn't use the tatami in the third room. One drawback is that you have to walk gently because of their partition problem. The store will knock it. The door said we were running around and should walk more gently, but in fact it was probably caused by children in other rooms. The bathroom is also very complete, but you have to be very gentle with your movements, otherwise the sound will be loud. It is quite suitable for a large number of people, and it is also very close to Sensoji Temple.