Hotels near Asakusa

the hotel has a good location very near the subway station. the staff are friendly. although the room was so small but it worth the price very affordable.

We really enjoyed our stay here! One of our favorite amenities was the public bath—perfect for relaxing after a long day of exploring. The location is also a huge plus since it's an ekimae hotel, with the station just a few steps away. It made getting around Tokyo incredibly convenient and hassle-free. We would definitely stay here again! 😊

Stay in a Hello Kitty themed room! This charming room features a sweet pink color scheme, creating a perfectly feminine atmosphere. The pink tatami mats on the Japanese-style floor and the cherry blossom-shaped lamps are absolutely adorable!

Excellent Location: Situated directly across from Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street, it's about a 5 to 7-minute walk to Asakusa Subway Station. With convenience stores and restaurants nearby, it's incredibly convenient for sightseeing. Clean and Comfortable: Recently built, the decor and rooms are very new and bright, and the beds are soft and comfortable for sleeping. Complimentary Amenities: The lobby offers 24-hour self-service coffee and tea bags, along with a complimentary amenity bar where you can freely pick up items. Extremely Small Bathroom: The integrated bathroom space is very tiny, making it cramped to turn around or use the bathtub. Taller individuals may find it inconvenient. Basic Facilities: Bottled water is not provided in the room (only on the first day), and the outlets do not have USB ports, so you'll need to bring your own adapter. Additional Notes: The hotel provides fresh towels daily, but full room cleaning is done every three days. If you prefer daily cleaning, please keep this in mind.

It is a bit far from the subway station, but it is affordable and nice with a skewer restaurant right out front. Of course, there is a convenience store at the entrance, and if you walk down a little further, there is a place that sells fried chicken. They don't just sell fried food; they also sell lunch boxes, and even police officers buy them there. As for the hotel room, when you open the door, the bed is right there, so you can hear some noise if the hallway is noisy—though that's typical for any 3-star hotel. The space is a bit cramped, but other than that, it was great. At Senso-ji, a Japanese person made a wish and it came true, and I heard that the large red lantern at the temple entrance is replaced every few years.

Just a 3-minute walk from Kuramae Station, with direct access to and from the airport. Although the rooms are compact, they are fully equipped. The best part is the large public bath and semi-open-air hot spring on the top floor, where you can soak while enjoying distant views of Tokyo Skytree. It's a top choice for accommodation in Tokyo, offering excellent value.

The MONday HOTEL in the Asakusa area is very convenient for walking to Asakusa and ROX for shopping. It's also super easy to get to Ueno using the Toei Bus, much faster than going up and down on the subway. The only downside is that it's a bit far from the subway station!

This is the most comfortable hotel I have ever stayed in. The room is very large and extremely comfortable. Downstairs, you can pick out your preferred pajamas, slippers, and toiletries... There are several breakfast spots and convenience stores nearby, and it is very close to Senso-ji Temple and the Tokyo Skytree. The hotel even hosted a fun Sake Pong game, but unfortunately we had plans that day and couldn't participate.

Very close to subway entrance, shopping area and the significant tourist attraction Kaminarimon Gate. You can also see the beautiful night view of Skytree at the view included type room. Recommended.