"Once we finally found the place (map directions on Expedia are incorrect), we did not have a code to get in. I think the code should have been sent prior to our arrival. We contacted the property and had major language barrier, took 20 min on the phone using google translate but we finally got the code to enter."
"Extremely friendly staff and very quiet and clean. Great for couples or solo travelers. You are right next to major station and walking distance from so many great areas in Tokyo!
Will stay here again! "
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"This a great family hotel in a quiet area of Asakusa with quick access to everything (metro, restaurant, Donki, supermarket, 711, Familymart). We had a room with king bed and bunk beds and it was the perfect size. We especially enjoyed the washer/dryer combo. Staff was super friendly. "
"I really loved this hotel. We enjoyed our stay here and definitely coming back again. The location is good and has a lot of dining restaurant nearby. Very clean hotel, lots of amenities and free shuttle going to Disneyland/Disneysea and going back to the hotel. Kudos to the staff, all of them are accommodating, very nice and helpful. And one more thing, OMG! The breakfast buffet is superb! Highly recommended! "
"This is a beautiful property. The staff are super friendly and helped us as much as they could with all of us using Google translate for requests that were beyond their pretty good English skills and our very poor Japanese skills. The rooftop bar has an amazing view of the skytree. The rooms here are by far larger than anywhere else we stayed in Japan. In fact that bathroom was almost larger than other rooms we stayed in while in Japan. There are multiple restaurants, shopping areas and The Gate with 1-5 min walk. There was a bus stop right outside the hotel and it was also within 3-8 minutes walk to 2 train stations. It was about a 15 min brisk walk to the skytree. This hotel was beautiful, friendly staff and a great location to get to just about anywhere in Tokyo by foot, train or bus. We did do a few taxis as well which can get expensive but we didn't want to have to try and juggle our luggage from our last destination and then to the airport on multiple train or bus transfers. "
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What can I see and do near Asakusa Engei Hall?
You'll want to browse the collections at Tokyo National Science Museum, Tokyo National Museum, and Ueno Royal Museum. Sights like Sensoji Temple, Tokyo Imperial Palace, and Kaminarimon Gate are landmarks to visit in the area. You can watch performances at Asakusa Public Hall, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, and Theater X if you're interested in local theater.
How can I get to Asakusa Engei Hall?
To see more of the larger area, ride aboard one of the trains from Asakusa Station. There might not be many public transit choices near by Asakusa Engei Hall so consider a car rental to maximize your time.
