I chanced upon this hotel while browsing thru Agoda. I'm just looking for a place that is near any train station with very reasonable price and free cancellation (just in case our visa application will be denied). It looks quite decent and with high reviews. Since no risk involved, I immediately booked it. I'm so glad that I did even if it's located in Asakusa.
|
the "open concept" design; could really feel the cold wind here |
|
our room at the farthest end |
Checking in is really very easy. Just show your reservation or name, they will quickly process your stay. The receptionists are very friendly.
|
the hi-tech reception |
As expected it is a tiny room; with just enough space to move around and for luggage. However, it has most of the amenities and facilities that you will need during your stay - h/c shower, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hair dryer, from cotton buds to hair brush, towels, slippers (outside and inside), bath robes, refrigerator, TV and daily supply of complimentary distilled water. You need not bring your own toiletries.
|
the waiting area |
|
there is a currency exchange ATM, but rate is low,
so don't use this unless really necessary
|
|
the baggage counter, if you still need to roam around before departing |
It also has a very strategic location, only 5 mins. walk from the train station. 7-11, mos burger, Lawson's and restaurants are a walk away within the neighborhood. It is also a walking distance from the Sensoji temple, Don Quijote and Rox department store.
The best part is it has an onsen (though we didn't try). The guests have the privilege to use this facility till 10PM everyday. In the onsen area, there is a vendo machine for beers and other drinks.
We also tried their café downstairs and I love their pan cake. Well, most pancakes being served in Japan are really delectable to the palette. How do they do that???
Checking out is also a breeze. You just have to drop your key cards on the slot provided in the elevator area.
I'll still opt to stay in APA Hotels when I revisit ^-^
No comments:
Post a Comment