Hotels near Sensoji Temple

We stayed in a twin room, and both the hotel and the room were very clean. Despite the limited space, the room was fully equipped with amenities (including a desk, a two-seater sofa, and a kettle). The staff were all very friendly and happy to help. We would definitely consider staying here again in the future.

My stay at HOTEL MYSTAYS Kameido was definitely worth every penny! 🇯🇵 The front desk staff were polite, friendly, and accommodating, making my stay more pleasant. The hotel also offered great amenities that made my trip comfortable and convenient. For a budget-friendly stay in Tokyo, it was truly good value for money. Highly recommended for travelers looking for comfort, convenience, and excellent service! 🏨💖

This is a hybrid hotel with a cafe and accommodations. The front desk staff speak excellent English, and you can pick up amenities (toothbrush, razor, DHC toner, facial cleanser, cleansing oil, essential oil, pajamas, shower cap, etc.) yourself at the counter. Luggage storage is also available. The entire hotel feels very new, as if it just opened recently. It's located near Senso-ji Temple, about a 10-minute walk from the nearest Ginza Line station, which is a bit far but acceptable (or you can take the Toei Bus for two stops for ¥210). The room was a bit larger than expected (for Tokyo standards), and the facilities were almost all well-equipped. The tatami mattress was a bit firm, but the sofa bed was quite large and softer. They even let you choose your pillow type, which I thought was really cool. You can also borrow luggage scales or charging cables, among other things. On the first floor, there's a lounge area and a laundry room (only two washer-dryer units, so you might have to wait). Overall, I'm very satisfied and would choose this hotel again next time!

cleanliness: excellent service: great. they delivered my luggage to my room when I came back to check in due to my early arrival

The hotel is conveniently located, just a 1-2 minute walk to Takaracho and Kyobashi stations, and a taxi ride to Tokyo Station costs only 700 yen. I chose a 28-square-meter room, which allowed me to open 2-3 suitcases. This will be my top choice for my next visit to Tokyo!

Once again, I chose the familiar Ikebukuro as my accommodation. This time, I stayed at Ikebukuro Dai-ichi Hotel. You can take the airport bus to Ikebukuro West Exit or Sunshine City, but it's a bit of a walk with luggage. You could use a luggage delivery service. The hotel's location is very convenient, with Parco, FamilyMart, and various restaurants (like Ichiran Ramen and Ore-ryu Shio Ramen) nearby. The front desk staff were also very friendly and spoke excellent English. The rooms are a bit larger than typical hotels. I would definitely consider staying at this hotel again on my next visit to Tokyo.

transport access: limousine bus cleanliness: very clean breakfast: yummy hotel location: very near grocery, senjoji temple, konbini

The room is spacious enough for two people with large luggage. The location is near Iriya Station (Hibiya Line). Their buffet breakfast is also excellent!

The hotel has a 7-Eleven downstairs, is a 5-minute walk to Ameyoko, and is surrounded by many restaurants, making its location excellent. Check-in is on the 20th floor, and rooms are located from the 21st floor to the top floor, with offices below. After 12 AM, you need to use your room card to enter the building, and there are no staff members from 2 AM to 5 AM. Housekeeping is done every three days (i.e., on the 4th and 7th day), and clean towels are hung outside the door. Breakfast is a buffet, costing 1500 yen per person; it's just standard fare, so don't expect anything extraordinary. Some rooms offer views of Asakusa, while others overlook Mount Fuji. The Asakusa view is beautiful. I would stay here again on my next visit.