Stay Sakura Tokyo Asakusa Art Deco Hotel Reviews

Really clean and great stay at the art hotel the location was really good. Pro tip: star the hotel on your Google maps as there's another sakura hotel nearby

The hotel service is the best with very kind person I’ll recommend this place for my friends.

Not recommended for long stays, room is too small thus it’s uncomfortable, however it’s nearby metro and many attractions.

Bed and room is very comfortable. Location is great. 2 minute walk from the metro. Hotel and nearby roads are quiet.

The hotel is very clean. The reception is very polite. The room is a bit small. But with this price, it is a great deal :)

Very comfortable hotel with helpful staff. The room has a spacious bathroom and also a kitchen part that can be hidden and used as a desk. Towels can be changed upon request and room cleaning can be done for a fee. The location is very good just beside the Asakusa station and 7 min walking to the metro station.

-excellent location -love the kitchen area -cozy room

Too small

Helpful

First of all, the hotel is located within 10 minutes by foot from the subway station, so it is close. If you don't know, it is very far from Uneno Station. It takes about 30 minutes and costs about 16,000 won by taxi. However, it takes about 10 minutes by foot from Tawaramachi Station and Sensoji Station, and it is flat, so it is easy to move around. Also, it is a good station for going anywhere, so it is good for going to Disneyland, Ginza, and Ueno. Sensoji Station is close by, so it is good for sightseeing on foot. There are many places to eat in the morning. The hotel is not Japanese, but Bangladeshi and other foreign people are working the counter. They are kind. However, when you first go and check in, since Tokyo is a tourist attraction, you have to pay a tourist tax of about 400 yen in cash. Please prepare it in advance. Also, when you check in, they give you two cards. The outside door is locked from 10 PM to 9 AM, so you have to use the card to enter, so it is safe for security reasons, so I think this is really good. And the room is a bit smaller than other areas, but I think it can't be helped because it's Tokyo. It's like Seoul in Korea.. It's expensive and the room is small, but it was okay for 3 people including a child to stay here. But what's different from other hotels is that they don't clean the room separately for 3 days. If you need towels, just ask and get them. They don't give you water every day, so I think it's good to know that. On the other hand, when you first go, there are Asahi beer, water, drinks, and two green tea waters, so there are a lot of welcome drinks, so I think you'll be satisfied with these for 3 days. On the other hand, there are large marts nearby, so I think it would be good to use them. In terms of cleanliness, the bathroom is generally clean. There's also a bidet. The water comes out warmly, which was nice. You can also control the temperature, so the hot water comes out well. And the floor of the room is generally clean unless they clean it for 3 days, so I think it's good to stay there consecutively. Oh, but unlike our country, it's not a boiler but a heater, so you have to keep the heater on all the time. It's winter, so it would be good to keep that in mind. Overall, it was clean and good for resting with a child. And since there are three people sleeping, one bed would be too small, so I thought for a long time whether two single beds would be bigger. It turned out that two single beds put together were bigger. If you go with a child, I think a two-single room would be better. And the restaurants around here close at 10, so you should go eat before 10. The mart also closes at 10, so I recommend buying before then. There's a convenience store nearby, so it's good to use it whenever you want. There's a microwave, dishes, and a dishwashing area in the room, so you can buy food and use it whenever you want. There aren't many reviews for Art Hotel on Naver, and there aren't many photos, so I thought it would be better to introduce it in detail, so I wrote it in detail. ㅎㅎ Then I'll upload the rest with photos.

The space in the room is acceptable. You can only open the suitcase at the door. Surprisingly, there are simple kitchen facilities. It is within walking distance to Asakusa Station. The only drawback is that there is no electricity in the kitchen electric area and the electric stove cannot be turned on for cooking. After reporting it to the staff, , can solve the problem quickly, thank the staff for helping.

The room was pretty good and the air conditioner was very strong and it immediately cooled down. The dryer in the laundry room was not very good and the clothes were still wet after drying them several times. If there were a lot of clothes, they had to be washed and dried outside. The accompanying breakfast is delicious and the JR transportation is very convenient. From Narita Airport, take the Keijo Line to Funabashi and transfer to JR. It is cheap and you don’t have to squeeze in the skyliner.

Clean, most importantly, convenient transportation, and a lot of drinks were given away, recommended

A nice little hotel in the center of Asakusa. Very friendly (English speaking) staff and a clean and pleasant room. The beds are good and the bathroom is spacious and also very clean. There is a small kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, kettle, stove and sink. Equipment for cooking is available. Luggage storage is also available.