Agora Place Tokyo Asakusa

Hotel

Very close to everything, subway station is a block away so good especially when you ‘re carrying your luggage. Hotel is clean and staff are friendly and very accommodating although they should be coz it’s the business. My only complain is the TV does not have English Channel — very sad for 5 nights.

This is where we are staying right now and I Highly recommend this place for those who will be having their trip in Tokyo. The place is so convenient to the transportation and to some of the tourist spots and it will not cost you that much.

The hotel downstairs is Tokyo Metro Tian Cho Station, to Asakusa Thunder Gate and Tang Gillide just a 10-minute walk away, to Ueno only two subway, to Narita Airport also only a 10-minute walk to the Toei Subway Asakusa Station elevator entrance, can be said that the traffic location is very good. Downstairs is 7-11 with the family convenience store, not far away there is Lawson, life function can be said to be quite good. Although the rooms are small but fully equipped. The window faces the main road and can also see the Sky Tower. The bathrooms on the lower floors look older. On the second floor there are vending machines and microwave ovens, and there are washing machines and ice machines on the third floor. Room refrigerator is a small refrigerator, remember not to buy a large bottle of drinks, otherwise you must drink in a breath. Hotel can collect online mail, Chinese and English, service is also enthusiastic, this time is the second stay. With an average of 1700 per night for a cost-effective price, it is a very high choice of CP value.

This hotel is located in Asakusa's Tian-cho, metro Ginza line Tian Cho Station, from the subway exit to the hotel is only two minutes away, very convenient, but as other small Japanese hotels, the room is very small, I ordered a Double semi, there is a double bed, fortunately the space can also be put down two suitcases, Small refrigerators and small clips are also available, and there is still a small space next to the door to hang three to four pieces of clothing.
Bathroom has a cylinder and Japanese-style toilet, face plate special mini, wipe teeth very easy elbow wall, to be especially careful.
Hotel forward 10 meters have a family convenience store, and then forward about 50 meters there are 71, in the middle of the night want to buy yay drink, buy yay food, no difficulty. Drinks and tea bags are not available in the room, which can be teapot by water or purchased in the lobby. There are a variety of other everyday items to buy in the hotel lobby.

The two-person room is relatively small. Luggage can only be placed on the aisle early belongs to the package type, the daily dishes are almost fixed. Only drinks can be more selected. Bathroom is a dry and wet separation. The overall environment is clean. You can walk around Asakusa temple to eat and buy and relax in the nearby Snake Valley soup Hot springs. Occasionally there are waiters who speak Chinese at the counter.

Stay 5 consecutive nights, bring your own toiletries, only ask the hotel to clean once (change bath towels, carpet vacuum), we are very environmentally friendly love the Earth. Our room type bathroom is very small, to the tall people, a little oppressive feeling.

Very close to the metro station and Asakusa area, convenient transportation, the environment is also clean, but the room is a bit small, and air conditioning is not too strong, a little stuffy some.

Small room, but expected. Our first day out of four and so far it's been good! Breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant.

Room tatty and loose taps in bathroom basin crazy and dirty around taps Mould around mirror basically very old and worn out. Nowhere to store clothes Room very poor value for money Noisy as st ftont of building Convenient for trandport and sightseeing Food good in restsurant snd staff friendly Basically if you dont mind rough and ready go for it if you feel you want a less tatty venue try somewhere else.

Bathroom is very small, there is a strange thing, I put in the bathroom of the underwear transparent bag, came back to find that there is transparent white what is not known to be what (a little sticky, touch oil) really do not know what, but that underwear I dare not wear, originally want to react, but the Japanese do just do, This kind of restaurant really doesn't want to live a second time.

Nice entrance Hall and perfect location (3min walk from the metro, 10min from Asakusa) … But the rooms are tiny, the air conditioning makes a hell of a noise, and the sewer refoulement in the bathroom will go away.
Damage.

Tiny room with no storage. Can't open a suitcase. So if you are a couple I let you imagine… Nonetheless the staff is friendly and the location ideal. Fortunately we stay only three nights…

Thank you all for taking care. But for me, it's okay to come here. Good service Thank you to all staff. Thanks may (staff)
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Awesome place. Location superb. Totally recommended!

The room was very clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Convenient, sound insulation feeling is not wrong, just the bathroom is really small, the sink is very low and very narrow, the whole body to say is not wrong oh ~

Good quality for the price. Rooms small but well-appointed and with everything you need. Charge for any additional requests such as blankets or pillows. Excellent location one street from metro station.

I stayed in this hotel during my stay in Tokyo (6 days). The room is of a size much smaller than what we are accustomed to in Spain, bed of 1.35, with no closet for clothes, very small bathroom, a space just… not Really I would give 4 stars if before I had not been in Osaka and Kyoto, this is a constant in the country to get used to. In relation to the price, it cost me 65€ per night, very good price considering its situation, the neighbourhood of Asakusa, very central and well connected. Therefore I consider that the relation quality-price slashing efficiency, without taking into account the detail of the size of the room. If you find a correct price, don't think it's worth it.

The location is 2 minutes from the Ginza Line Odawara Station exit 2nd, and the Ginza line can be easily transferred to or from JR or other lines if you have luggage for the lift from exit 1th.
There are many convenience stores nearby (the whole family, 7-11, Lawson), and you can see the whole family from the hotel's doorstep by turning right.
Go to the direction of Asakusa also have many izakaya can eat supper, such as Rocky Maru aquatic products, ramen, dumpling shop, sushi shop, walk about 7 minutes to the snake bone soup public bathhouse, experience the Japanese bathhouse culture, in the forward point has 24 hours West friend supermarket can stroll buy midnight snack or snacks, but the price than Ueno business supermarket expensive. Double room is very small, can not fully open the luggage box, the plan is not attached to the bathroom supplies (shampoo, bath milk, toothbrush, toothpaste), but every day will change towels, bath towels and pajamas, affordable! The first floor hall can buy toiletries travel group, forget to bring also don't worry, also can rent Panasonic hair dryer and humidification machine.

Location is central and is very close to subway. Rooms are small and clean. Bathroom is very small and leaves a lot to be wanted. A lot of convenience shops nearby.

Clean, modern yet modestly priced. Most front desk staff speak English well. Close to rail and subway lines making easy transportation in Tokyo. Easy one rail trip to Narita just a few blocks away. Restaurant on site.

Double room is smaller than the standard (width is probably only 130cm) can let couples sleep increased intimacy xd space is very small, two large luggage open there is no corridor. XD We choose the price of bathroom supplies, every day will come to update ~ First floor also has a lot of spare parts can be bought or rented ~ There are international brand hair dryer XD
Want to buy the person can first rent to take a look again ~ room there is no mirror in the mirror of the table-the person who sits make-up is the best to bring a mirror ~ bathroom is not one of the shape of which, so we do not have a bathtub in the shower room, shower In addition to showers and rain shower pretty good ~ The most dislike is the mini-washbasin xd size of the person to go to the shoulder to wash the morning face can only one hand rub Ah ~ ~ 3 Floor has a self-service roller-type washing drying ~ will be automatically cast laundry fine no need to buy ~ But to prepare a coin coin ~ ~

★★★★★.
(☆∀☆) Near Asakusa (Tokyo Metro Station) ★★★★. (О´∀ ' O) neat/close to the whole family.
7-11/Breakfast Delicious ★★★ …
(∀) Slightly narrower/service staff in the house ★★ …
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The hotel is to provide the needs of passengers … Wash supplies; that also wants money, plus that also wants money! Apart from the Times … This is supposed to be a good hotel in the house.

This hotel is amazing. Not only are the staff lovely, they aim to make sure every aspect of your holiday is easy and hassle free. From extra pillows to making sure your travel for sight seeing is made easy, The Agora Place and staff are just the best. They take the time to help in every way. The location of this hotel is another win, so close to the Subway and convenient stores, sight seeing is on your door step. The hotel is immaculate, always smells lovley when you return and every time you walk past reception, you are greeted so cheerfully all of the above made our 1st time experience to Japan such a wonderful memory, we definitely will be back. Thank you for a lovley holiday, see you all soon.

The rooms are decent sized with a modern and fully equipped bathroom. The room I stayed in was moderately clean and the room service was on point. The only bad part about this hotel is that the air conditioning can get a little bit too cold at some point.

Very small room and not very clean.

Service attitude is good, night counter can also be asked, 2 floor has microwave oven, 3 floor has self-service laundry, bed is comfortable, overall also clean and bright, but the room is very small, no facial cleanser and lotion, to prepare their own, but the overall is very good.

The location and environment is fine, staffs are with good communication skill and manner. Room is very clean and comfortable. Will come this hotel again next time if at Asakusa.

Rooms minimum. The staff do not speak English well.

Rooms are incredibly small. The shower we had kept leaking past the barrier and onto the floor. Also smoking from other rooms leak into our room affecting air quality.

Compared to the almont in Kyoto, this place is a bit more run down. The bathroom isn't as nice plus they charge you for shampoo, conditioner, and other amenities that would normally be included. The location of this place is great though. It is located right next to the tamamachi station of the Ginza line. The bed is comfortable. Overall a good budget hotel.

It is a good place, but I prefer to make meals in other places.

This hotel is in a great location right by a station on the main Ginza line. It's a nice hotel with decent rooms and a comfortable bed.

Small rooms but that is expected in Tokyo. Next to metro stops, fanily mart and ATMs. Walking distance to shops and resturants. Good staff as well.

Great staff. Great rooms. Very well located near the subway and 5 minute walk to asakusa market. Great tourist shopping. Spend a few nights here for a great to me in tokyo.

Agora is a chain with many locations, and this place has a decent location for Asakusa. Clean but small rooms. Decor is cool. Stayed 2nd week July 2016. I don't care if it's Japan, I felt it was overpriced. Furthermore, being a family of 3, be warned they will try to charge for 3rd person (our child)! First time in my hotel 30+ years experience this almost happened (this also almost happened again in a smaller Korean hotel) but it lines up as they try to charge for every little thing. Staff's English was just enough, but seems they are mostly Chinese, and I wondered if Agora was Chinese owned? The first day, we had a friendly Japanese manager explain and after some discussions, waive this 3rd person charge. Because of the nice manager and pleasant stay, we booked another night. From the misunderstanding of the 3rd person "rule" I wanted to make sure there were no issues again and checked with the counter the next day. This time there was a Chinese girl with broken English who was matter of fact. She did attempt to try to charge the 3rd person but I sternly explained and she accepted, with notice to me that this is Japanese law or some such. Since I booked online the same type of rooms both times, I'd hoped they could just leave us as is. However, because we booked the 2nd night separately, we had to check out, keep our bags in storage, then check in later. What a hassle. Also it seems the first night, they gave us a complimentary upgrade.

駅からも近く利用しやすい場所でした。浴室が狭かったです。

Clean, comfortable bed, with safe, free Wi-Fi, good location (Tawaramachi station, Ginza line), nice and helpful people, two elevators, very quiet, cheap, just a little bit small rooms.

This hotel is good location and service. Almost goods need some money, but if we don't need anything, very cheep.

Originally opened the year to five stars, but the next year was submerged by the Taiwanese. An elegant little hotel turned into an elevator to line up, the hall noisy, around the National Taiwan language mixed, the first floor of the toilet dirty, the room is only a year old, the wallpaper on the wall has the hand to pick up the traces, toilet no-cure toilet failure. This is a very small hotel, should not be forbidden to the blog introduction. Not to mention the original 2 people staying in NT1400 double room, and 1 people staying in NT1100 three-person room, although it is a special offer, but the number of rooms so small, in short supply, the situation should be more and more contrary to the quality of the house. The advantage is traffic, because it is a small station (Ginza line Tian Cho), inbound is the platform, very convenient.

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The rooms are very small, but clean and well furnished — the bed was very comfy which is always a plus. The location was also great for getting around, you are right next to the Tarawamachi station of the Ginza metro line.

Very small double room touted as. Part of the bed, which was double, was facing the wall of the room then to exit it was necessary to do the stunts. You pay for everything, even the hand SOAP that is not present … I've never been to a hotel that won't provide even the hand SOAP … bad.

I really enjoyed my stay in the Agora Place Asakusa. The rooms are very comfortable, clean and modern. Staff are very friendly and the location is perfect! I recommend this hotel if you want to stay in Tokyo.