Dash Living Asakusa East

Today I stayed on the 6th floor again, bigger and more spacious than I had stayed on the 3rd floor before, it was 1 bedroom 1 living room, the dining table was much larger than before, and there was a sofa, Feels more comfortable 👍The only deduction is that the bed is smaller than the one I stayed in before,but the overall feeling is still comfortable, I will look for this bed and breakfast next time.

It was very convenient to check in. It was very close to the subway station. It was very convenient to go to Ginza Sensoji Temple. The facilities were also complete. Everything was clearly marked. It was like living in my own home. I even cleaned it before leaving.

Nice apartments, have used this network in Nihonbashi before. The room has everything you need for a long stay. 5 minutes from the metro. The unpleasant thing is that there are not enough garbage bags in the room based on the number of days of stay, incomplete instructions for the washing machine and garbage sorting. Incorrect instructions for setting up Wi-Fi at the very beginning of the stay in automatic letters. The digital lock on the open landing of the floor froze in February and the buttons did not work, they could have installed locks of normal quality. There was no pole for drying clothes on the balcony and the floor was dusty.

The B&B is in a very quiet neighborhood. It takes about five minutes to walk to the nearest subway station, Azumabashi Station, Exit A1. Across the exit is AEON. Exit A0 is a barrier-free elevator. There is a vending machine at the door, and Lawson and 711 are about 5-6 minutes' walk away. There are also 24-hour noodle shops and sushi restaurants nearby, which my roommate has visited. The room is very clean, spotless. There is no dust on the upper shelves, so you can put things there with peace of mind. We booked a room for three people, and the sofa bed was already made when we arrived. The kitchen supplies are quite complete, although we didn't use them 😂 Let me talk about the shortcomings. The toilet is small. If I were a little fatter, it would be difficult to get in. The toilet has exhaust, but it is not very powerful. After entering the entrance hall, there are toilet doors, bathroom doors, room doors, living room doors in an area of ​​about 1.5 square meters... There are doors everywhere, hahaha! Overall, I am quite satisfied. The area is considered large in Japan, and it is very convenient to go anywhere by subway. Recommended 👍🏻