Far East Village Hotel Tokyo, Asakusa

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Location is good, very clean room and good amenities.

Great location! Very convenient, especially for families with kids. The room was clean, the staff were friendly, and everything was within easy walking distance. Would stay here again.

My daughter and I loved this hotel. We loved having the view of Skytree, especially in the late evening when it’s all lit up. The amenities of the hotel are perfect. Nice to have breakfast included. The location was perfect for exploring the Asakusa area. Our flight home was late in the day, so we were able to leave our bags after check out to go explore some more. And later we used the lovely lounge area on the 2nd floor to prep for our long trip home.

Very good price but rooms are very small. But the front desk staff were helpful in booking us an additional room for our large party.

My son and I really enjoyed our experience of staying at this hotel. It was our first hotel in Japan and we found its location really easily accessible for getting the metro to Shibuya or any other location. It was also only a 5 minute walk from Senjo-ji Temple and straight across the road from a Lawsons convenience store. We were also opposite the viral Benizura Pancakes, which i totally recommend, even though I had to get up to join a queue at 5:45am to be given the 10am reservation, but worth it!!! Fi ally2 minutes from a Don Quixoti. The hotel hands out free umbrellas if it’s raining, and free coffee and condiments, such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, cotton buds and pads, even small hairbrushes are available for you and pyjamas. We liked it very much and would recommend!!

This property was amazing. Clean, great neighborhood, bus and trains nearby. “Shopping!” Food for every budget. Banks, atms, and taxis available within 2 blocks. Wonderful staff and beautiful room.

The hotel is fantastically located for Asakusa and Senso-Ji. The rooms are a good size, the bathrooms clean and well appointed, the beds are comfortable and two pillows are provided per person. The hotel has plenty of convenience store, cafes, bars and restaurants all moments away. Great hotel, highly recommended!

The Far East Village Asakusa is a strategically located hotel with lots of restaurants, shopping, and the famous Sensoji Temple nearby, but it’s not noisy because it’s not next to the temple itself. The staff is just amazing. Like most Japanese hotels, the rooms are bit small, especially if you are travelling with children. After 20 minutes in the room, with luggage scattered about, we started to feel claustrophobic. Regardless, the beds are comfortable and sufficient for us to recharge and tackle the city the next day. While most hotels in Japan provide daily necessary items needed for travel, Far East Village Asakusa goes all the way: hair tie, Q-tips, and even cotton swabs for your cleansers or toners. There is coffee, tea, and snacks in the lobby everyday. The hotel does offer breakfast, but it is off site about one minute walk from the hotel. Breakfast was with set menus and very delicious. I would totally recommend Far East Village Asakusa for my next trip to Japan.

Walls very thin so can hear your neighbor just talking regularly. The rooms are also very small; no space for luggages and the beds are twin size. Second floor has a lounge which has microwave and water dispenser which was nice.

Great location; walkable to transportation, near shopping district and dining options. Near convenience stores.