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6-1-2, Higashiueno, Taito-ku, 110-0015, Tokyo
The Oak Hotel provides ideal accommodation in the heart of Tokyo for a wide range of travellers. With cozy rooms and friendly staff, we offer conven...
Carattere: 73%
Sicurezza: 89%
Localita': 86%
Personale: 89%
Divertente: 72%
Pulizia: 89%
86%
I liked the cleanliness, size of room, and location of the hotel. What needs to improve is the time allotted on the internet. There should be a system where each person only gets an hour. I was hardly able to use the computer there and I was also a paying tenant
96%
we were very pleased with everything, especially the staff that would help us out whenever necessary. also, i would like to recommend this hostel if nothing else for its perfect location for those of you who wish to move about smoothly in tokyo. you will have lots of places within reach. also sorry for not being able to sign the guestbook, but we were really in a hurry! once again thanks! alx
84%
Clean with all the necessary facilities and helpful staff and plenty of information about Tokyo and surrounding areas. Double room much more like a hotel than a hostel. Would definitely recommend.
Great little budget hotel, not big, not flash, but clean, safe and handy would stay there again. Cheers!!
76%
Oak Hotel is a decent place to stay in the Asakusa area. It\'s tucked away off the main street so it\'s tough to find. The staff are all very friendly and the free coin lockers in the lobby are super handy. There\'s not much of a scene at the hostel but their bulletin board posts cool attractions around the area. Even though Oak Hotel was a decent place, it\'s not more than average. Next time I\'d opt for a hostel with a higher fun rating and a better location.
