Blue Wave Inn Asakusa Hotel Tokyo

"I enjoyed my stay here very much. The staff were very courteous and helpful even though I can not speak one word of Japanese. My room was a twin for sole use, so had plenty of space. The clever use of small space in the bathroom was impressive. There was no wireless internet in the room, however the hotel staff lent me a cable for the internet which was free. The hotel is close to the interesting area of the Sensoji temple. Travel from the airport was really easy with the Skyliner train to Ueno station (1920 yen) and then a relatively short taxi ride (about 1300 yen) to the hotel. I would definitely stay here again. " - Anonymous

"Lovely large large rooms with view of the Temple. Highly recommended." - Paul Simons

"A reasonable hotel, small and in a good location. Very small, cramped single room. Typically alive with a myriad of small lights - smoke detector, air-con, light switches making sleep difficult for those who need total darkness in order to sleep. All in all, the typical business class hotel which offers nothing but a bed for the night at a slightly inflated price." - Anonymous

"This was a great hotel. It was exactly what I thought a Japanese hotel would be like. We had two rooms (my wife and me, my two kids). The price was decent, even for Japan, which can be more expensive. The rooms were clean, neat and comfortable. Yes, they were smaller, but not too small. The bathrooms were tiny but well laid out and easy to use. The staff was great. They spoke just enough English to help us with our queries. It's location is perfect. It's right next to the big temple complex in Asakusa and very close to lots of the shopping areas and the subway. My whole family enjoyed our three days here. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Asakusa, Tokyo, Japn." - Vance Hartwell