Far East Village Hotel Tokyo, Asakusa Reviews

The hotel is pretty far from subway station (ginza and asakusa line). However around hotel full of restaurants and shop. The service is good and the hotel is looking new. But the shower room is pretty small.

Nice & comfortable hotel, location near from sensoji temple,donqi asakusa. But the bathroom very tiny but its ok staff also friendly and helpful.

Senso-ji Temple is super close, but the room was really tiny, making it hard to even open our suitcases. This trip really showed me what it means to be in a place where every inch is precious. Since it was New Year's, the price was double, but thankfully, Mount Fuji and Kamakura didn't disappoint.

The location is convenient, close to the station and shops like Don Quijote which is open 24 hours. There are lots of restaurants and local shops nearby. You can also see the fantastic view of the Tokyo Skytree.

This was my second stay here. I booked a 1.5-meter double bed room, which felt a bit cramped for two adults and one child. The room space was limited, so my large suitcase could only be half-opened. However, the location is excellent! There's a shopping mall nearby, several drugstores, a convenience store across the street, and it's about 400 meters from Den-en-chofu Subway Station, making it very convenient for getting around.

The room is a bit small but the location is good. Shopping area and sensoji temple is within the walking distance.

Great location, near to Metro, plenty of eateries nearby

The staff was very friendly ,supportive and cooperative with their service ,the view from the room was phenomenal .wil definitely recommend people

The location is fantastic, making it super convenient for dining and sightseeing. You can get anywhere easily, and there are tons of food options nearby. It's also great for a morning run as the area is very quiet. Plus, Ueno Park is easily accessible.

Cleanliness: Fantastic Ambiance: Great Service: Excellent Facilities: Top-notch Good environment and excellent location

The room was spotless. Compared to what we're used to in our home country, it was a bit small, but still perfectly adequate for our family of four. The cleanliness, however, was exceptional – very neat and tidy. The front desk staff were also very friendly and helpful. On our last four days, they even upgraded us to a room with a view, where we could see the Skytree. There's a vending machine and water dispenser in the lounge on the second floor, and coffee available downstairs on the first floor. The front desk was also very warm and welcoming. Even if you don't speak Japanese, using Google Translate works perfectly fine. The hotel's location is incredibly convenient. Turn right outside, and you'll find a supermarket. Behind the hotel, there's a pedestrian street. If you turn left and go two blocks, you can catch the subway, which takes only two stops to Ueno. From Ueno, it's very easy to get to the airport and other major attractions in Tokyo. Recommended: We took a relaxed approach to our trip, spending three days in the Ueno area, visiting places like the University of Tokyo and the National Museum of Nature and Science.

No issues if you're okay with a small room. The front desk staff speaks Chinese, the hotel's location is excellent, and you can see the Tokyo Skytree from the window.

The hotel is a small hotel with little rooms and tiny bathrooms. Comfortable beds and pillows, handy laundry and a very necessary village lounge as there is nowhere to sit for a cup of tea in the rooms. Close to convenience stores and relatively quiet at night time. No breakfast in the hotel. You have to go to Panda Restaurant or Boichi a couple of blocks away. Panda has a decent assortment of hot and cold drinks and breakfast options. Any of the Asian options are ok. The little buffet has a simple options to fill your tummy. Boichi had a great beef and rice dish.

The hotel is very close to attractions and transportation is convenient. I recommend staying here~