"My 2 nights stay was terrible because I had a very big quarrel with another guest; was allotted a bed in the female room by a woman named Nana;the first night was fine but on the second night, came back from late night work, was tired and I just needed a good night sleep but as I went to my allotted bed,a Chinese guest came in and started shouting and screaming loudly at me,saying that was her bed;there was no staff member to solve the issue; had the worst experience in my entire life"
"My 2 nights stay was terrible because I had a very big quarrel with another guest; was allotted a bed in the female room by a woman named Nana;the first night was fine but on the second night, came back from late night work, was tired and I just needed a good night sleep but as I went to my allotted bed,a Chinese guest came in and started shouting and screaming loudly at me,saying that was her bed;there was no staff member to solve the issue; had the worst experience in my entire life"
"I had a great time staying at Wagokoro. Staffs are so friendly and extremely helpful. The place is situated in a nice and quiet neighborhood, very close to convenient store, market and a cafe. They have a nice kitchen set up and it feels so much cozier than your regular hotel stay. Will definitely make this my stay if I'm back in Tokyo again,"
"I had a great time staying at Wagokoro. Staffs are so friendly and extremely helpful. The place is situated in a nice and quiet neighborhood, very close to convenient store, market and a cafe. They have a nice kitchen set up and it feels so much cozier than your regular hotel stay. Will definitely make this my stay if I'm back in Tokyo again,"
"My stay was incredible, staff were very helpful and never hesitant to answer my questions. The ryokan is very charming and it feels homey, especially coming down for breakfast in the morning! Would definitely stay here again, it’s close to the train station too. Thank you!"
"My stay was incredible, staff were very helpful and never hesitant to answer my questions. The ryokan is very charming and it feels homey, especially coming down for breakfast in the morning! Would definitely stay here again, it’s close to the train station too. Thank you!"
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"The hotel is located in Asakusa and at a walking distance from Senso-ji temple, and the Asakusa station. It’s the building with a Uniqlo store in the ground floor and lots of eateries around it. It’s a great place to stay while exploring the area. Also, the station for subway to Tokyo Sky Tree is close-by. I’d recommend this place and their breakfast is good with a lots of options. "
"We enjoyed our stay at Koko hotel Residence. As the name implies we found everything we needed in the kitchenette. It included cups bowls spoons etc. A microwave (low power) good size mini fridge and electric tea kettle. The lobby also provided disposable items such as toothbrushes if needed. The room offered slippers and robes and a washer/dryer combo that we made good use of (once we figured out how to use it...it was a bit tricky inspite of the translated photo instructions- each phase has to be set separately- wash, then set it to spin). The location was ideal for sightseeing in Asakusa and close enough to the subway station (12 min walk) if exploring other parts of Tokyo. Staff is super friendly and accommodating. Beds are not soft. Lawsons nearby and 7 eleven within a 5 min walk. Lots of restaurants around and the Samurai Ninja Museum is a 10 minute walk and a must do! A cultural and interactive experience that we all enjoyed. We had a view of the Skytree from our room. "
"Easy check in and checkout. Self storage for the luggage was nice. Easy to find, right by a conbini. Room was small but quiet and had everything we needed. "
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Katsushika City Museum, Katsushika Shibamata Torasan Memorial Hall and Ichiyo Memorial Museum feature a variety of fascinating exhibits to see while you're in town. Nishiarai Daishi Sojiji Temple, Kyu-Furukawa Gardens and Iko Ruins Park are notable landmarks to explore if you're in the area. Spend some time exploring the the natural beauty of Mizumoto Park, Horikiri Shobu Garden and Toneri Park.
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With so many ways to get around, seeing the area around Adachi Park of Living Things is easy. You can take advantage of metro transport at Nishiaraidaishi-nishi Station, Kohoku Station and Aoi Station. If you're hopping a train into town, Nishiarai Station, Umejima Station and Daishimae Station are the closest stations to Adachi.