APA Hotel Asakusa Kaminarimon

I booked APA for staying for the last three days of my trip, since previously I had already stayed 11 days at a hostel and I needed a space to relax, sleep well, organize my luggage and that's exactly what I got. The room was bigger than I expected for a Tokyo hotel, the bathroom was a 10/10, products such as shampoo, conditioner, water were a 10000/10 (my hair has never felt this good), the illumination controls were super handy, the TV was huge and the bed was extremely comfortable and soft. The staff were very polite and friendly, and the overall hotel was very sofisticated and clean. I'll definitely come back next year!

The location is 5 minute walk to Sensoji and train station to haneda & narita airport. Lots of top class restaurants, cafes, shops, supermarkets, attractions within walking distance too. Tne staff were helpfull with all my questions, check in took less than 5 minutes and I was 2 hours early. The breakfast was good with 3 set menu selections but rather on the expensive side. The restaurant staff were also very courteous. I used the tiny bath tub everynight to take hot bath.

Location. Location. Location. If there's anything APA hotel chain can claim as bragging rights, that would be their presence in the best locations of Tokyo. hence if one is confised with all the selection of hotels, you can always choose APA as the safest best. They have a stadard room layout. Convenient, comfortable and clean. Plus amenities like laundry area is helpful to travellers who dont want to bring a whole lot of wardrobe.

Japanese breakfast and curry breakfast were great. Western breakfast was a bit weird (one boiled egg, two thick pieces of bread with salad and a yogurt). The restaurant was the landmark I used with Google Maps so I made sure I ended up back at the right hotel.

There are tons of APA hotels in Japan and at least 10 around Asakusa station. Ours was great, 2 min walk from the station in very quiet small street, with absolutely everything you need inside the room (also things you even don't think about). The area is full of shops, restaurants, shrines and markets, while less crowded than other Tokyo districts. We also got to few places by nice walk from there - imperior palace, Tokyo station and Ueno beautifull area.