We stayed at Skycourt Asakusa in December 2004. From Narita Airport, it is quite difficult to access via train/subway since the hotel is 20+ minutes walk from Asakusa station. If you carry big luggage, a good option is to take a train from Narita to Ueno station and then get a taxi to go to the hotel. (Make sure you... more

A good spot away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. I had a basic map, and was still able to find the place. Was a bit tricky, but not too bad. Given the prices of Tokyo, this place is a bargain. Clean, comfortable - what more could you ask for. I have been here a few times, and will... more

I booked two single rooms here for two nights. The rooms were small but adequate if you are just using the hotel as a base camp for sight seeing. The beds were clean and comfortable, the bathroom, very small but had bath/shower that worked well. In the room there was also a cooking hob, saucepans, rice cooker, dishes, kettle, fridge... more

I spent 4 nights at the Sky Court Asakusa and enjoyed it. It is about a 15 minute walk from the Asakusa Stn. Had a little trouble finding the place since the map they provided wasn't that accurate and the English sign is not very large. The rooms are nice and clean- we requested a room on an upper floor... more

tiny rooms but very clean, very good experience in general, but it would have been much better for the staff to speak at least basic english, very difficult to comunicate with them. more

Hotel is located about 20 minutes walk from the subway station and Asakusa Temple area. Similar to other inexpensive japanese hotels, have TV (japanese channels only), teapot, phone, radio and clock. There is a public PC in the small lobby with japanese keyboard, and booklets in English for the tourists. Coffie and tea wending machines on some floors. more