ICI HOTEL Asakusabashi

We stayed at ICI Hotel Asakusabashi for seven nights and had a pleasant experience. The hotel has a modern, minimalist design and is conveniently located near Asakusabashi Station, providing easy access to major attractions. The rooms, though compact, were clean and well-equipped, and the staff was polite and helpful. I also appreciated the complimentary tea and amenities in the lobby. We were on the second floor, but it was never noisy, which made for a comfortable and restful stay. Housekeeping also cleaned our room regularly, keeping it fresh and tidy throughout our stay. We had two XL suitcases, three carry-ons, and backpacks, and while the room was compact, we managed to fit all our luggage without any issues. Overall, it’s a great choice for a comfortable and well-located stay in Tokyo, especially for those who prioritize cleanliness and convenience.

I love this place. It is very nice place for staying in Tokyo. There are all opportunities to have a good rest. Maybe the small is little, but there are everything you need. People in the hotel are very kind and smiling

We really loved this hotel. The vibe was very cozy and warm as we met the owner during breakfast and he let us play with his dogs. Rooms were clean and cozy and for a good price. FYI this is a pet friendly hotel just in case you don’t know

Neat and tidy room, everything was clean. Location is perfect. Staff members were very helpful. I would recommend staying here!

The staff was very helpful and friendly. Good location as it is about 3-5mins walk from the station. The room was comfortable for 2 person with 2 big luggage. I will come back to stay again.

The hotel staff was very nice and the room was very clean. Compared to other hotel offerings for the price, ICI had one of the best room sizes available. Its located right across the street from a seven 11 and a very short walk to the JR station. The Tokyo metro station platform is a bit farther of a walk, but that's not bad at all either. I loved that it was so close to Akihabara as I loved to hang out and play games at the arcades until they closed. Even if I missed the last train, it is only a short walk back to the hotel.