This place was a great find for three people. It is a bit of a walk from Asakusa station on the Ginza line, perhaps 10-15 minutes, so if youre not looking to walk, perhaps this isnt for you. Everyone in Japan walks, however, so unless you plan to take a car, expect to walk everywhere. There is the option to take the 4 2 bus to save 5 minutes from Asakusa station, but even the nearest bus stop is still a walk to the Airbnb.
The place itself is great for three people, perhaps more. We had three people in our party and we all got our individual rooms, but there were extra comforters for people to sleep. The beds had somewhat firmer mattresses that Americans are used to, but we all slept great with the heaters in every room. The shower head in the bathroom had great pressure, we did not use the bathtub, and the heated toilet seats, which are almost standard in Japan, gave our butts a warm welcome.
Asakusa is one of the older towns in Japan so you can see multiple people wearing rented kimonos and traditional attire throughout the city. You can see these types of people when leaving the station. There are lots of shops and restaurants around Asakusa but not many near the Airbnb. The station is maybe a short 10-15 minute walk from this Airbnb, and we would consider staying here again in the future. This Airbnb offers great value for three people, so consider this stay if you have a bigger party and do not mind walking.