Tokyo Asakusabashi Belmont Hotel

Room is clean, somehow we need to drop the key every morning, which is inconvenient. But overall is good.

Decent. The room sometimes smell of stale food or smoke. Sometimes a lot of banging from the room next door and above

All was good. Some of the property was under renovation, but did not interfere with our stay

Great room, clean and plenty of place for 2 person with 2 luggages!

Absolutely perfect service is amazing. People are more than gracious location is five star location is between everything. Lots of good restaurants. Awesome hope to come back.

Friendly staff, and very welcoming.

There is no cooling unit / air conditioning in the hotel, only warm air can be blown out of it. The rooms are very small, almost like a business hotel. It works a bit differently than other hotels. You are required to turn in a physical key to the front desk when you leave the hotel, and can retrieve it again upon arrival. There are no laundry facilities. There are, however, MANY endless amenities (toiletries, instant drink packets, etc.) The staff are nice, but they seem to be a bit short staffed at times. Not their fault though. Overall, it was a cheap stay that was great value for what I paid.

Good service. And clean room near train station

I had a great time at the hotel. Though there were a few notable problems. There was a smell of new paint as they were going through construction, and gets very noticeable in the lobby. Also you don't get a room card key you take with you outside the hotel, instead they give you a physical key to use when you're at the hotel, and if you leave then you got to return to front desk and ask for it back every time you come back to the hotel to access your room. I didn't really particularly minded these problems but just a caution to other travelers. The room itself was fine, the bathroom felt a bit larger than other hotels in Japan i've stayed in.

Ive been to this hotel a few times and i think the best part of staying here is the prime location in Asakusabashi, youre a few minutes walking distance to a train station and food options are fairly numerous. There isnt laundry on the property but there is a laundromat just across the road in a hostel which i believe is open for public use, failing that there are others within reasonable distance. The age of the facility is pretty apparent but at the time of my visit, they were in the middle of both exterior and interior renovations. Another issue i ran into during my visit was weak Wifi on the floor i was on, however once again the staff were quick to offer a wifi hotspot for me to use during my stay. The staff here are some of the friendliest ive had the pleasure of meeting in my time traveling around Tokyo, and many of them speak English.

Area around was under construction, curtain had to be closed because workers may be outside of window. The room had a smell to it, but liveable.

Very loud; could here neighbors, traffic/sirens

Dirty broken toilet

The staff at the hotel are very nice and friendly. The location is convenient for traveling anywhere. The rooms are also clean, comfortable, and quiet.

All the staff were really nice. Everyone is happy

I was upgraded to the 3 bed rooms ages around 30 years old type. Very very classic 1980s room. We only have 2 people. The price avrg. Per nights @ $122. OMG.

这个房间离地铁近，房间有足够3个大人睡！箱子可以放得下3个

Easy to find and very convenient to train station. Helpful staff and decent hotel. Would lodge there sgain

We came into dirty sheets and they never replaced our towels.

I liked the kidness of ths staff, was pleasantly surprised that Ito knew american english