Hotel Sunroute Asakusa

The room was very bad... I booked it for 4 nights, stayed for one night, and moved out directly... There was a girl at the front desk who was very helpful and moved us to a room, but it was still really dirty... there were stains everywhere when we entered the room. Ash, there are old yellow stains on the quilt, my body is itchy when I sleep, and then the dust on the air outlet has accumulated into a pile, all the air outlets are very dark gray, I dare not turn on the air conditioner for fear of blowing the dust, wash my hands There was a strange smell in the basin, and I found that there were food residues in it... I took off the stopper and used a toothbrush to clean it myself. I forgot to take a photo of the disgusting level, so I only took a photo of the food residue I found... Anyway, it was really dirty... I told Ctrip customer service to help I applied for a refund of the 3 nights' room fee. I said that although I moved out the next day, I had moved the room, so it would be fine to refund for two nights... but I couldn't contact the agent for 3 days... When I made the reservation, it was more than 1,300 per night... which is almost 4,000 yuan. It's all over the place...

The room is relatively small by Japanese standards, and it is difficult to fit a 32-meter suitcase. But this hotel chain has a good location, a five- to six-minute walk from Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate and diagonally opposite the Ginza Line subway station. Tokyo Tower can be clearly seen. The hotel's breakfast is semi-buffet and has few varieties. The waiters in the breakfast room were lazy, and the hot water and coffee machines were out of water. They pretended not to know that they didn't add water until the guests piled up and complained.

The location is good, close to Kaminarimon Gate. There are convenience stores and several restaurants nearby, such as fried shrimp rice. I want to delay check-out for one hour, and I need to pay 1,000 yen.

I have stayed in many hotels of the same type in Tokyo, and this one ranks right up there with me. First of all, there is an isolated quilt cover on the quilt, which means that the isolated quilt cover has no fixed way. When you sleep at night, you don’t know where the quilt core has gone. Secondly, there is no duty-free water, which is rare when you stay in a hotel. Usually there are at least two. A bottle of duty-free drinking water; finally, Japanese hotels will provide body lotion, etc., but this one does not. The only good thing is that the location is good and the breakfast is quite rich.

The location of the hotel is good, the room is just about the same, the breakfast is okay, it's close to the Skytree Tower and Sensoji Temple, and the exclusive ticket sales for the Skytree Tower are relatively affordable, recommended. Very close to the subway station, convenient for travel.