Yadoya Asakusa Iki

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Lokalizacja bardzo dobra, blisko świątyni Senso-hi, cmentarza Jōkan-ji, oraz Dworca Kolejowego Asakusa (to ważne, bo z tego dworca odjeżdżają pociągi do Nikko). Pod samym budynkiem sklep spożywczy. Mieszkanko malutkie, aneks kuchenny to nawet nie aneks tylko symbol. Nic tam nie ma, nawet noża (są 2 łyżki i 2 widelce, 2 talerze i garnek). Nam służył jako miejsce do rozłożenia ubrań, bo nawet jest mała szafa ale bez półek. Na dole budynku są pralki a nawet deski do prasowania. W mieszkanku sprawna klimatyzacja. Kosmiczna toaleta a dodatkowo mieliśmy taki własny, mini onsen. Dobra akustyka czyli nie było słychać sąsiadów!

Bardzo małe mieszkanko. Kuchnia to 1/4 aneksu kuchennego. Brak sejfu.

It is a great location. The room was clean and they have amenities that you can take as needed at the front door. They also have umbrellas you can use on rainy days.

The room was advertised as a 3 person room but it was way too small for 3 of us.

Comfortable room, liked the Japanese style art and onsen vibe for the bathroom. I was worried the room would be too small but it was fine for myself and my friend with two large suitcases. Asakusa is a lovely area to stay in.

We didn’t realise the hotel was not attended by anyone and there was a self check in. We wanted to leave our bags in the luggage area prior to checking in but there was no one at the desk so we had to call the concierge to give us the code for reception. Might be worth providing the reception code for pre-checkin. A little bit far from the main asakusa station only because we visited in summer and a 15 minute walk can be brutal in that weather. No fault of the hotel, just something to note if you are planning to stay here. Also, in the twin room, one of the beds obstructed the door and was underneath the TV so my friend was hitting her arm whenever she moved during her sleep. Layout could be better for the twin.