APA Hotel Asakusa Kaminarimon

The rooms at the APA hotels are clean fully equipped comfortable the only thing that I as a large American found a bit difficult was the size of the rooms but this seemed to be the case everywhere in Japan even the more pricey hotels size was an issue. The rooms are small I was warned before I came to Japan but you don't realize just how small. The rooms are very nice as I said just be prepared. Also APA hotels are everywhere in Japan which is great a reliable place to stay.

Great location! Friendly & helpful staff.

The hotel did not have a room for three people, so we had to get two rooms. The room and the bathroom were a little bit small but clean. The service was good, the staff were friendly. We were allowed to leave the luggage at the hotel before check-in and after check-out. The location was excellent, only 3 minutes of walk to Asakusa Station and Sensoji.

We had a good stay at Apa. It is near to restaurants and tourist spots. However, the room is quite small. The room.is clean.

I was disappointed with my stay. If you are looking for an affordable and convenient hotel this might be your choice. However, this hotel lacked some of the primary amenities and luxuries that are provided by other hotels in the area and around the rest of the world. Additionally, this hotel room was extremely cramped and tiny. The pillows are terrible. At only 1 inch thick they are terribly uncomfortable. Upon asking the hotel for extra pillows on multiple different occasions on different days, they were unable to provide additional pillows. As a result, I supplemented the pillows with towels in the room. I slept terrible and was very uncomfortable. Most hotels in Japan, provide their guests with complementary umbrellas on rainy days. This is a standard customary amenity of most hotels and even hostels in the area. This hotel told me they did not have any. Additionally, I requested a late check out that 99% of hotels throughout the course of the world award and honor. This hotel charged me 1,000 yen per hour. Overall, if you are looking for a cheap and convenient hotel, or just a place to crash this might be for you. The hotel is centrally located in the Asakusa neighborhood. However, the room was extremely cramped and the hotel offered no help or customer service in any way to assist me during my stay. There are better options to stay in Asakusa. I will return to Japan in the future, but I will never stay at the APA HOTEL ASAKUSA again.