Hotel SAILS Asakusa

It's about a 10-minute walk from Iriya Station. Although the distance is a bit small, there are residential areas along the way, making it a pleasant and comfortable walk. There is a FamilyMart and a supermarket about 3 minutes away from the hotel, which is very convenient. In addition, there is a famous ramen shop called Wanli near Iriya Station. It has good reviews and is open until 12 o'clock in the evening. It is a good choice for late night snacks. The most important thing is that it is really delicious. , usually we have to queue up. If you are carrying luggage, it is recommended to take the elevator from Exit 4. Normally, you can go down from Exit 3. There is a washing machine but no dryer in the room, and there is no washing powder (although it says ¥100, there is no place to buy it. ), it is recommended that you bring your own laundry or buy it in the supermarket. In addition, there is a slight smell when the trash can is opened. Even if there is nothing in it, it feels that the cleanliness needs to be improved. If the bathroom is open for drying and blowing hair at the same time, use It’s easy to trip due to the large battery (we tripped several times), so be careful when using it. But other than that, the CP value of this hotel is really high. Except for self-service check-in and check-out at the front desk, basically you will not encounter service staff from beginning to end, but in fact, it is not a problem at all for people who are self-service. The last and most important thing is that the room password lock did not respond to any touch at first. I almost couldn't check in in the middle of the night. Later I found out that you have to slide down the panel from top to bottom before the part where you can enter the password is displayed. If you can add this point, Check-in instructions would be much better In addition, the Google coordinates sent before the hotel checked in were actually wrong. In fact, the correct location was found by searching with the hotel name.

I really like the quietness in the middle of the neighborhood. It feels cozy as if I’m blending in with the local community.