Dormy Inn EXPRESS Asakusa Reviews

2nd time here. Lovin the location, onsen bath, breakfast and level of cleanliness. And the river view is amazing at night... Very recommended!

Very convenient location and nice onsen and breakfast spread was amazing.

Everything is good. I have always been staying with Dormy Inn whenever I travel to Japan. Love the supper and the welcome drinks. Also the public bath. However for this dormy inn, the bath for woman only open from 3pm to 8pm and only on Friday to Sunday. I hope the hotel can make it clear on this. Iadies wouldnt be able to use it if they come on certain days. But the footbath is good with nice view

The location is very good, just a few minutes from the subway station. A lot of restaurants nearby and the a department store just right opposite the hotel. Hotel provide free Ramen after 9:30 pm.

Location is close to metro exit but take note there’s no escalator or elevator so if your luggage is huge, you need to put in some muscles to get to ground level. Hotel is close by convenience store too!

Sisal flooring inside the bedrooms were so old with stained. Water closet was so small with the big auto clean facilities on top, it was difficult to use for male. The onsen bath on 10 floor had many time limitation for female guest, mainly for men’s only. A bit sex discrimination for female. Generally speaking , hotel needed to have a new renovations in future.

Good location and comfortable to travel oround asakusa

The hotel is located at Exit 5 of the Toei Asakusa Line, only one minute away, and only five minutes from Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate. It also has many features. 1. Ramen is provided from 21 to 23 o'clock in the evening (one bowl per person) 2. Popsicles are provided from 21-01pm (unlimited self-pickup) 3. Yakult is available from 05:00 to 10:00 in the morning (unlimited self-pickup) 4. Only men are allowed to bathe in the hot spring on weekdays. Tattoos are not allowed in naked hot springs. 5. There is a footbath and you can see the Skytree Tower (for both men and women) 6. Breakfast is a bowl of eel rice with a self-service bowl, bread and drink 7. The small drawback is that there was no cleaning during the stay.

The room is the size of an average Tokyo hotel, and the hotel is in a great location! It is near Asakusa Station, and there are many shops and shopping places nearby. The breakfast options in the morning are not many, but they are filling, and the ramen and ice cream for late night snacks are also very good! The only problem is the hot spring equipment. We stayed on 29/3-4/4 and the footbath hot spring was not open due to maintenance. The only hot spring needs to be used by men and women at different times. The biggest problem is that on Fridays and Saturdays, it can only be opened to men! It is really a pity for our family of three women. The hotel provides another hot spring of the same group that can be used, but it takes about 10 minutes to walk. After soaking in the hot spring, we need to drag our tired bodies back to our hotel. Another hotel The hot spring environment is very, very good, The order of the pictures is: 1. Breakfast 2. Late night snack 3-5. Another free-to-use hot spring hotel of the same group

The room is clean, but the environment and facilities are a bit old. However, it has a good river view experience with the Sumida River at its back. Due to lack of time, I did not go to the bathhouse to take a bath, so I cannot comment objectively. However, the facility floor should be on the top floor where you can enjoy the river view while taking a bath.

The price is indeed attractive, but it is at the expense of the female customers’ bathing experience, so it can only be said to be worth the price; and there is always an uncomfortable feeling of discrimination against female customers, so if you want to experience the bathing and free Dormy Inn, next time I'll go to another Dormy Inn and I won't book this one in Asakusa. In addition, the subway station in Asakusa is the first time I felt that there is such an inconvenient subway station in Tokyo. Its Ginza The entrances of the Asakusa Line and the Asakusa Line are not connected to each other like other subway stations. The entrance of the Asakusa Line is extremely difficult to find. I asked the subway station attendant on the Ginza Line but couldn't explain it. As a person who can speak Japanese, I actually found it twice. I couldn't find it, so I decided to give up and take the Asakusa Line subway, because the Ginza Line subway can also reach it; so I didn't have a good experience with the transportation lines near this hotel.

The location is very convenient, close to the station, and there are a lot of food nearby. The hotel has free lactic acid drinks, ice cream, and ramen. It also has great hot springs, foot baths, and massage chairs. It will be updated if the hot springs open more hours for ladies. good.

The hotel is quite good  When you get off at Asakusa Station  just walk a little to get there  The staff are good and helpful, explaining clearly  Got to stay in a room on the sixth floor with a very beautiful view. The atmosphere in Ploy's room is suitable for one to two people.  The 10th floor has an onsen and a footbath, which is more for men. After soaking in the onsen, there are unlimited ice cream sticks and sour milk in the morning. Late at night There is also free noodles to eat.

Good location!! Walking distance to Sensoji Kaminarimon Gate and Nakami Shopping Street, and only 150 meters away from the water taxi terminal leading to Odaiba. The hotel is strategically located, with direct access to the Ginza shopping area and Ueno area via the Asakusa Line.