Tora Hotel Asakusa - Hostel

Era la prima volta che alloggiavo in un ostello del genere. È come un dormitorio. Ci sono 6 persone in una stanza, separate da tende. Ci sono armadietti grandi, il che è utile. L'unico aspetto negativo è che l'ambiente potrebbe essere migliorato. Ci sono troppi capelli. Sono rimasto sorpreso nel vederli sul futon e sul cuscino. Inoltre, anche quando ho collegato il caricabatterie del cellulare durante la notte, non si è caricato affatto.

My stay at Tora Hotel Asakusa offered a mixed yet overall pleasant experience in the heart of Tokyo’s historic Asakusa district. Nestled in a quiet, residential neighborhood, the hostel provides a safe and serene environment, making it comfortable to return late in the evening after exploring the city. The location, while charming and peaceful, is about a 10-15 minute walk from Asakusa Station. For those weary from a day of sightseeing, this distance might feel a bit far, but the tranquil surroundings help balance it out. The dorm-style accommodations are functional, featuring standard metal bunk beds. While sturdy, the beds can be a bit noisy, particularly when someone is moving on the upper bunk, which might disturb light sleepers. The shared facilities are clean, though it’s worth noting that showers are located on the ground floor, which may be inconvenient for those staying on higher levels. Towels and basic toiletries are provided upon check-in, with the option to purchase additional sets if you prefer daily replacements—an understandable policy for a budget-friendly hostel. Storage is provided via metal lockers, which are secure but can generate some noise when accessed, so considerate use is appreciated to avoid disturbing fellow guests. The front desk staff were generally welcoming, though their English proficiency varied. Some were fluent and eager to assist, while others were less confident, which occasionally made communication a little challenging but never insurmountable. Overall, Tora Hotel Asakusa is a solid choice for budget-conscious travelers seeking a safe and affordable base in a vibrant part of Tokyo. While there are minor inconveniences, such as the walk from the station and the shared facilities, the low cost and peaceful neighborhood make it a worthwhile option for those prioritizing value and location. I’d recommend it to backpackers or solo travelers looking for a no-frills stay with easy access to Asakusa’s cultural gems.

Decent walk time from subway station. You can see the skytree along the walk to the station. Overall quite clean. Staff was nice. Wished they offered free slippers though.

The floor in the bedroom is a bit dusty. Hope the cleaner could clean it more properly. Other than that, I really had a good time there with the limited budget.

It's really good location around Asakusa. Woman's room are very privacy, I'm enjoy living here for three days 😀

Clean and comfortable hotel. A bit far from the main attractions, but quiet and peaceful