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"Fabulous in so many ways! Loved the spa-quality public baths. "

"I cannot begin to express how great of a stay my family and I had at the Annex Rokku property. We had the connecting rooms which I recommend to any family because there is so much more space and privacy. We also booked the breakfast package which was such a great thing! The breakfast included a main entree per person plus access to the buffet which had a small variety of things such as breads, soups, fruits, and yogurt. They also have an amazing espresso machine. The area of the hotel was amazing, we were walking distance from a temple and the nearby shops and there was more than enough places to always eat at. There are 2 train stations nearby about a 3min walk and the other a 8min walk. There is a Don Quixote 2 min away. The hotel was always impressively clean and the staff was all so friendly. I would like to take a moment to thank Samata. Samata was very kind to us during our stay especially on our last day. Our flight was delayed and Samata helped us arrange a late check out and also helped me retrieve a sweater I had forgotten. His kindness was extremely appreciated. Thank you everyone at Annex Rokku we hope to be back soon and make sure you book with them they are worth it. "

"Amazing view, super kind staff"

"Gorgeous friendly accomodation. Conveniently located"

"Nice room and close to subway station"

"Great location"

"The room was very clean, had all the amenities - small kitchen with fridge, stove, toaster oven, kettle & kitchenware; ensuite laundry; room with a view of Asakusa Tower; subway station (Ginza Line) was super close; many nearby konbinis; close (15min walk) to Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Street; 1 block away from Kappabashi District. The staff were friendly & helpful. Would definitely stay here again!"

"The spa area is excellent with compact but very great variety of bath types, one so amazingly hot, and a sauna. For the well-beaten tourist path on the east side of Tokyo I would recommend but not more than a couple nights as travel to the west side is not easy nor quick. The location is pretty intense close to Sensoji temple but at least 6-8 minute walk from each station through croweded area and there are no direct trains unless going close by. The breakfast, which is expensive, is not worth it. Pros: - nice and quiet at night - spacious rooms - very quaint feeling hotel with a lot of nice touches (manga room, free wash laundry, snacks) - spa is one of the best Cons: - inconvenient to use as travel base except for immediate area - food, breakfast buffet, is neither of quality or variety- skip "

"Clean room, loved the breakfast and will definitely stay here again. Second time was just as good as the first. "