Ulasan Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku

Our stay was fantastic! We were given a room on the 7th floor, and we could enjoy complimentary afternoon tea on the 10th floor, which even offered views of the Tokyo Skytree. It was incredibly quiet. The room with three beds was spacious and felt very new, and the bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. Downstairs, there's a drug store, Lawson convenience store, Ichiran Ramen, Sukiya, and many other dining options. It's also very close to Senso-ji Temple, and there are tons of restaurants and izakayas in the nearby shopping streets, perfect for some Muji shopping too. The subway station is just a few minutes' walk away, making it super convenient to get to Ginza and Shinjuku. My whole family was really happy with our stay.

A nice hotel to stay in with helpful staff. About 15 minutes walk to the train station.

This is not asakusa view hotel, its annex rokku which is the same company but a different hotel. its not 5 stars but its diff pretty good. they have free performance very Friday and Saturday

The hotel environment is great, very close to Senso-ji Temple, just a five-minute walk away. The service is excellent, and the breakfast offers a rich and unique selection. It's definitely the top choice for business trips and tourism.

I was quite disappointed with this hotel. For a price of nearly 2000 per night, the room didn't even meet basic hygiene standards. There were unidentified hairs from previous guests on the bed. The hotel felt stuffy and poorly ventilated, with windows that couldn't be opened. Even though it's a non-smoking hotel, I occasionally smelled smoke. The room had no view whatsoever and felt dark all day long. The service was also very average, and even the room key card looked old. The only positive was its convenient location, being close to the subway station. I definitely won't be staying here again.

Centrally located and with many amenities nearby. Train station etc and food and shopping area is within the area. Will stay again next time…

Excellent value! The room was spacious and the bathroom had a true three-part separation, with the independent shower being a major plus. The complimentary snacks and drinks in the rooftop lounge were great. Being right above Asakusa Shopping Street made shopping and dining incredibly convenient. Definitely a highly recommended hotel!

This hotel is a quiet oasis amidst a lively area, with supermarkets, restaurants, and izakayas all around. Although it's a bit of a walk to the subway station, and Asakusa station has a lot of stairs which isn't ideal for luggage, the hotel offers great value for money. Plus, on the 10th floor, they have free drinks and snacks from afternoon to evening, where you can enjoy the Skytree night view while you eat.

A good hotel overall but the cleanliness really needs a check up. We found there was some dirty towels underneath the sink and the housekeeper would place some random trash on the table. There was a pack of moisturizer on the floor near the bedside that did not belong to us but we were in a rush of getting out of the room so we didn't throw it away. After we came back, that pack was placed on our table... The sink area was also designed poorly as we often have leaks in our room and had to place a towel around it. 10/F lounge was worth a visit tho but the room really needs a bit more checkup.

The room exceeded my expectations; there was plenty of space to comfortably open two suitcases simultaneously, which is quite spacious for Tokyo standards. The annex building's facilities were quite new, and its convenient location near Senso-ji Temple made shopping and dining options in the vicinity easily accessible. Overall, excellent value for money.

Traveled to Tokyo with the kids for dining and exploration. The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic! There are countless dining options right downstairs, from Ichiran Ramen to yakiniku. It's also not far from Ginza and incredibly close to the subway station. For Tokyo standards, the room size is actually quite generous. And the hot shower was wonderfully relaxing!

We came from Osaka to Tokyo and stayed here for three nights. The hotel has a simple, minimalist design and is quite clean, though definitely not luxurious – think more along the lines of an Atour Hotel in China. What's really great and thoughtful is that the toilet, shower, and sink are all separated, which is very user-friendly. Plus, there's ample space for luggage. We booked a room with three beds, and surprisingly, both kids were fighting over who got to sleep on the sofa bed! Our room offered views of the Tokyo Skytree, and it was very close to Sensoji Temple. The neighborhood was quiet, almost residential, yet incredibly convenient with plenty of dining options. There's a supermarket and a pharmacy right downstairs, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle. Ichiran Ramen and Lawson are just a 2-minute walk away, and Don Quijote is only a 3-minute walk. There's also a ramen shop at the corner that I actually found even better than Ichiran. The hotel's main building is just across the crosswalk, and there's an airport shuttle bus stop right outside, but the timing didn't work out for us, so we didn't take it. Overall, our stay here was excellent, and we've been quite nostalgic about it since returning home.

This was my second stay at this hotel. I first stayed here two years ago, and I chose to book it again recently — which already says a lot. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We asked them about transportation options to get back to the airport, and they really took the time to explain and assist us clearly. The location is very convenient. The airport limousine bus stop is just across the main road, and the hotel can also help arrange the limousine bus booking. While Asakusa is not considered a central area in Tokyo, it is still very accessible. Traveling to places like Shinjuku takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour, which is reasonable, Ginza area takes around 20-30 minutes. We also made a special request to store our luggage two days before check-in, as we were traveling to the Mt. Fuji area and did not want to bring our large luggage along. Although this was quite an unusual request, the hotel kindly agreed and helped us without hesitation. We truly appreciated their flexibility and support — it made our trip much more comfortable. Pros: Rooftop lounge Coin-operated washing machines Luggage storage after checkout Room size is very spacious compared to many Tokyo hotels Cons: Honestly, none that I can think of. Overall, a very pleasant stay, and I would definitely consider staying here again in the future.

This hotel is absolutely fantastic! It was hands down the best value for money throughout our entire Japan trip, from Hokkaido to Tokyo and Hakone. The breakfast spread was generous, complimentary afternoon tea was provided, and you could even see the Tokyo Skytree! In the evenings, there are performances; you only need to purchase one drink to enjoy the show. Our room was also very comfortable; we booked a triple and it was incredibly spacious! The value for money here is truly outstanding! Both Senso-ji Temple and the Skytree are conveniently within walking distance. The surrounding area also boasts an abundance of eateries and charming little shops. We even walked to Ueno Park and the Tokyo National Museum, which took about 20 minutes. It was quite hot in the summer, though, so we ended up taking a taxi back.