Bad reviews of Hotel Mystays Asakusa

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9.5%of recent reviews are 1–2 star

89 of 941 reviews since Oct 2024: about 1 in 11 stays went badly enough to say so.

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Grouped by AI from the 57 most recent 1–2 star reviews. Tap a complaint to read those reviews.

  • 3/1016 Sept 2026 · Solo traveller

    Didn't like: The room

    Liked: The location

    Nuitée booking guest

  • 4/1030 Aug 2026 · Couple

    The room was quite bad and misleading compared to its pictures which made our stay less than great.

    Didn't like: The room was far older and dirtier than in the pictures, the comforter was stained under its cover, and there were multiple spiders in the room. There was also constant construction noise from the floor above during the day which started early in the morning, this included jack hammers and drills. Lastly the elevator was extremely small and often crowded, which made checkout time difficult.

    Liked: The staff at the front desk were nice and provided amenities.

    Nuitée booking guest

  • 1/1026 Jun 2026 · Couple

    The room were smelly, old, broken, dusty and moldy.

    Didn't like: The room was old. When I checked with the receptionist and we try to have to move room because it was smelly, old, broken, dusty and moldy. You can see the photos. The room wasn’t clean at all. We weren’t able to change room because apparently they over booked! We ended our stay immediately there for the night and had to rush book another hotel.

    Liked: At first, we got a good room for the first check in, but when we got back for the second check in. We got a really worst, old, smelly room.

    Nuitée booking guest

  • 1/1014 Jun 2026 · Solo traveller

    Didn't like: It was the worst stay I have ever experienced. The bed was extremely uncomfortable, making it difficult to get proper rest. The washroom was unbelievably small, and there wasn't even a washbasin inside it. The sink for brushing teeth and shaving was placed in the living room/kitchen area, which was very inconvenient and lacked privacy. The kitchen was also poorly equipped. Basic essentials such as a chopping board and other kitchen tools were not provided, making it difficult to prepare food. Overall, the property was uncomfortable, impractical, and did not meet basic expectations. I would not recommend staying here.

    Liked: NONE

    Nuitée booking guest

  • 4/1021 May 2026 · Couple

    It was a disappointing hotel

    Didn't like: Too small, not a good location, no room service

    Liked: The staff were nice and helpful

    Nuitée booking guest

Reviews of “HOTEL MYSTAYS Asakusa” from our booking partner LiteAPI (Nuitée booking guests and Tripadvisor), newest first. 1–2 star means a score of 4 or less out of 10. Complaint topics are counted from the reviews in English. Reviewer names are not shown. Updated 18 Oct 2026.

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A high average can hide a minority of bad stays. Hotel Mystays Asakusa in Tokyo has a guest rating of 8.1 out of 10, yet 89 of its 941 reviews since October 2024 are 1–2 star: about 1 in 11 stays went badly enough to say so. The rating alone doesn't tell you that, or what went wrong.

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