plug for great Tokyo hotel
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plug for great Tokyo hotel
Just returned from 6 nights in Tokyo. We stayed at a nice little business hotel in the Asakusa area, 1 minute walk from Asakusa subway station. The place is a business hotel, Hotel New Gyominso.
www.gyominso.jp
The web site has English on it. We had a twin room and were offered a discount by the owner because we were staying six nights. Room was small but clean, adequate. The hotel has a nice Japanese bath on the 9th floor which is wonderful after a day of walking around. Location is great, in the older part of Tokyo close to Asakusa Temple. No breakfast was included but there was a Denny's a block away with cheap breakfast sets and all the coffee refills you want. I'd definitely stay here again.
www.gyominso.jp
The web site has English on it. We had a twin room and were offered a discount by the owner because we were staying six nights. Room was small but clean, adequate. The hotel has a nice Japanese bath on the 9th floor which is wonderful after a day of walking around. Location is great, in the older part of Tokyo close to Asakusa Temple. No breakfast was included but there was a Denny's a block away with cheap breakfast sets and all the coffee refills you want. I'd definitely stay here again.
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Hi
My wife and I are going to Japan in Mid May and we are looking for a hotel. From what I read on their page it looks like it is 7350 yen per person. Was it easy to get to the hotel from the airport? Was it easy to get around Tokyo on the subway line located near the hotel?
Regards
Gard
http://gardkarlsen.com
My wife and I are going to Japan in Mid May and we are looking for a hotel. From what I read on their page it looks like it is 7350 yen per person. Was it easy to get to the hotel from the airport? Was it easy to get around Tokyo on the subway line located near the hotel?
Regards
Gard
http://gardkarlsen.com
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Joined: May 2003
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Gard, I am a big fan of your China report. From that, I think you would definitely like this hotel. We stayed in the same neighborhood in Tokyo, but the Ryokan Shigetsu, which I also highly recommend. The neighborhood is quaint and traditional with lots of small restaurants and shops (and the temple). It is easy to get around Tokyo on the subway and the station for this neighborhood is small and easy to use.



