PRISM Inn Komagata Asakusa

Would stay again and recommend for families with teens as it’s perfect for a base to explore Asakusa from

Pros: The location is perfect for families. Close enough to the bustle of Asakusa but in a quiet neighbourhood where you can walk to a grocery store,7-11 and the river. It is easy to navigate to so perfect for our teens when they wanted to go explore on their own.

Cons: It is in the smaller side , but we understand this is normal for Tokyo so not really an issue. Just took our family of four some extra organisation to use the space wisely.

Excellent property, very clean and spacious

Pros: Spacious for Tokyo and very clean. Great to have a table with chairs to sit at too

Great stay, supplied everything we needed. Clean, comfortable and quiet.

Pros: Location great, 8 min easy walk to Asakusa Station. 7-Eleven on the corner. Home away from home.

Pros: I would say 4 people is a max (and you’ll be crowded). But it is a great place to just sleep and use as a base when exploring Tokyo. Great location, facilities are good, and staff responded fast when we had a little problem with one of the ac units. I’d definitely recommend it I see many people complaining about the metro stairs. Both Asakusa and Kuramae stations have elevators, look for them!

Pros: It was very good for a group of 4. The metro was not for away and it was perfect for our group

Cons: Depends but if location is important then you have to see what is best. For us we didn’t like the fact that there wasn’t a reception as it was self check in

Good value accommodation for our family of four in Asasuka.

Pros: Excellent value for money given it’s in Tokyo and has two separate rooms. Had everything you need for a weeks stay and the 711 was a short walk away as well as the train station.

Cons: One pillow per a bed. Stair well very narrow but that seems the norm for Tokyo.

Good value for money for what you paid for

Pros: Very clean, modern. We love the brutalist style and very minimalist design. Good value. There are kitchen facilities and washing machine.

Cons: 1 it took around 10 mins + from the train station when you carrying with luggages. 2 even there is double glazing, we can still hear the traffic very clearly late at night. 3. I forgot to check email. There are instructions about how to get into the building main door and apt door. 4. We tried to contact the operator when the number shown in BOOKING.com. No respond. We tried to email. No respond. I strongly suggest the hotel owner to pay the office next to the building ground floor entrance to assist the traveler if they want to contact the owner. We could not call international call and lucky the staff at the next door office helped us. 5. We understand the owner tried to reduce the operation cost. That’s why no human is contactable. However, in the event, the travellers are struggle to get in. Best to have a fall back option. 6. We tried to download the app and we didn’t manage to get it work to open the door.

Awesome starting destination for Japan holiday

Pros: Great location, easy walk to Skytree, samurai experience, shops, food etc

Cons: Location, space two rooms plus lounge and kitchen etc. great base for first few days in Japan with family

Cosy stay near Asakusa.

Pros: Two separate bedrooms. The washing machine in the room was handy. There is a drying fan in the bathroom which you hang your clothes next to to dry which takes 6-8 hours. The heater worked well. Nice big window to look out of.

Cons: The location was quite far out. Once you got back to the room there wasn't much to do nearby without walking back to Asakusa. The room was extremely small for the three of us. I don't know how you would fit 5 people in here as the sofa only seats 3 and you'd be tripping over each other.

Perfect way to start our Japan trip

Pros: Super clean, spacious for a family of 3 and in a great location, walking distance to Asakusa and Sumida. Asakusa station is very close and we liked to cross the bridge every day. Impressive views! Will recommend it to anyone travelling to Tokyo

Cons: It would have been nice to find some things like tea and water but there are so many vending machines and convenience stores around that it didn’t really matter