Hotels near Taito, Tokyo

This place was perfect for our family of four! The location was great, with tourist spots like Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Skytree within walking distance. It was also super convenient for getting around the city, being close to Kuramae subway station and a 7-Eleven. Even though we didn't use the induction cooktop, there's a spot for simple cooking, and you can even request a toaster. They had everything we needed – dishes, cutlery, a microwave, and a surprisingly big fridge, haha! It was so convenient that if you left used towels outside after 9 PM, they'd be replaced with fresh ones for everyone when you got back from sightseeing. The spacious layout with a table was great for late-night snacks or a quick breakfast. Having two bathrooms was a huge plus, and it definitely helped us get ready and out the door quicker in the mornings. The bedding was comfortable, and our kids loved it! Oh, and the reading light and mood lighting above the bed were so nice and subtle. We were on the 7th floor, and it was lovely to wake up and see the neighborhood through the large window. After a full day of sightseeing and exploring, it felt like coming home to a peaceful space, which made it even better. Ah, and there's a highly-rated bagel shop right nearby that I was sad we didn't get to try. There was also a bakery cafe and a small grocery store next door, but we always got back late and they were already closed, haha. Anyway, the location and condition are excellent! Highly recommend for a family of four!

We had a fantastic stay at Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International. The location is unbeatable — it’s just steps from Asakusa Station and only a short walk to Senso-ji Temple, Nakamise Street, and many great restaurants and shops. It made exploring the area so easy and enjoyable throughout my trip. The staff were friendly, professional, and very helpful from check-in to check-out, always greeting us with a smile and quick to assist with any questions. My room was clean, comfortable, and well-appointed, and I loved that amenities like high-speed Wi-Fi and thoughtful touches made the stay feel relaxing and convenient. The breakfast buffet had a huge variety of delicious options, so it was a great way to start each day before sightseeing. Overall, this hotel strikes a perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and warm service, and I would happily stay here again on future trips to Tokyo.

The location is fantastic! The Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station entrance is just ten meters from the hotel door. It's about a ten-minute walk to Tawaramachi Station on the Ginza Line, though. The room is a bit small, but you can fit a suitcase under the bed, which is great for Tokyo at this price.

Absolutely loved my stay here. The hotel was clean, quiet, and really well maintained. There are actually two buildings under the same hotel name, about five minutes apart, so make sure you’re booked into Hotel 11‑1 or 11‑2 for the best experience. One really convenient feature is the laundry setup — you can wash your clothes in the machine, and then use the shower room as a drying space. It takes around eight hours, but it works well and saves you the trouble of finding a laundromat. The place has pretty much everything you need, making the stay super comfortable. I’d definitely consider coming back next time! .

Facilities: The room size is quite generous. There's a spacious hallway upon entering, so even with our two large suitcases and a stroller, it didn't feel cramped. The toilet and washbasin are in separate areas, and in addition to a shower, there's also a bathtub. The room is well-equipped with a hairdryer, refrigerator, kettle, and air purifier. The dedicated floor has a microwave, ice maker, coin-operated washer and dryer, and a 24-hour gym. Plus, there are complimentary snacks and drinks available on the 10th floor, making it incredibly convenient and excellent value for money. Environment: It's very close to Senso-ji Temple, and there's an OK Supermarket right across from the hotel, where prices are about half of what you'd find at a convenience store. There are tons of dining options nearby, and it's super close to Senso-ji Temple. For getting around, you can take the TX Tsukuba Line two stops to Akihabara and then transfer to the Yamanote Line to reach major shopping districts. Alternatively, you can walk a bit further to Tawaramachi Station for the Ginza Line. The main hotel building, right across the street, offers Limousine Bus service to Haneda and Narita airports. However, the schedule isn't very frequent, and the Haneda route isn't direct, stopping at a few other hotels, which makes the journey longer than taking the Asakusa Line. The upside is you don't have to drag your luggage all the way to Asakusa subway station.

Great stay. Has a small public bath at the rooftop which was a cute perk. ~10-15min walk from the station which could be a problem if it rains. Otherwise a value for money stay!

location is really good as its right next to the station, theres family mart and lawson nearby too. only annoyance is that that the lobby is always crowded and dirty. room was decent but they didnt clean/make our room during our 4 nights stay despite stating that they would, which was confusing

It was great! It saved a lot of unnecessary communication. If there was a problem, I just pressed a button to call someone, and staff came quickly! Chinese communication was seamless. The room was a bit small, and all the bath amenities were POLA. Luggage storage is on the second floor, with both passcode and keycard options. The smoking room is also on the second floor of the building. Each floor by the elevator has a personal amenities station with things like cotton swabs, disposable towels, and pajamas. You can see the Tokyo Skytree from the top floor. The convenience store on the first floor offers luggage delivery service, but I was in a hurry in the morning and chose another self-pickup luggage service. Also, I originally wanted to do laundry, but after checking out the coin-operated washing machines on the 10th floor, I decided against it... I'd advise everyone not to bother even looking at them. There's a bakery next to the hotel that's been open for over 80 years. I went early and didn't have to queue, but they only had a few types left. I bought the smallest loaf of toast, and it was indeed wonderfully chewy and delicious!

Its my 3rd time booking here in tavinos asakusa. I like the location and the accessiblity to all i need. Free breakfast snack coffee tea etc is a plus. I like their bathroom, water pressure is very good. Supplies is you get what you need so its good for me. I also like that there is a hang out place where we can gather and eat and talk about the day.

The hotel is located near Senso-ji Temple, and you can see Tokyo Skytree and the Five-Storied Pagoda from the window – so naturally, it's quite busy. Having an onsen is a nice bonus, and it has all the basic amenities you'd expect. You can't really ask for too much space in central Tokyo. They even offer small ice lollies after the onsen. Breakfast was pretty good too, and if you're hungry after 9:30 PM, they'll even serve you a bowl of noodles. The room's design is quite practical. I stayed for two nights, and even though I didn't hang the 'please clean' sign, they didn't even enter the room to empty the trash, just left a bag of towels on the door.