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THE KANZASHI TOKYO ASAKUSA
4.4/5356 Reviews

THE KANZASHI TOKYO ASAKUSA

Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku Tokyo|0.13km from Edo Taitō Traditional Crafts Museum

Latest booking 13 hrs ago

We stayed here for 3 nights & it was one of our best choices ever! We stayed in the Sky View Room, located at the 13th floor. It was pretty spacious as we opted for the Twin Room, so you can open up your luggages rather easily. Comfort wise - beds were pretty comfy in our opinion! The pillow has both a soft & hard side. Toilet wise - clean and pretty spacious. We wowed when we first saw it. Bathtub was nice & shower head flow was good. Plenty of essentials provided. Towels were refreshed daily. Location wise - it's rather nicely located at Asakusa & with a fantastic view of Tokyo Skytree & Senso-Ji temple right from our window. The only downside about the location was that it was quite a walk from the train stations, hence you might often get lost around the neighbourhood as there are many different stations, streets and turns. So if possible, do use Luggage Forwarding service if you can as there are many staircases at the train station. The only main irk for us during the stay was that there were only 3 washer+dryers in the laundry room, so we did have to wait for a pretty long time to do our laundry as most cycles were at least 2hrs long - so if you didn't manage to snag one, you might have to wait for a long time or worst - wake up at an odd hour to do your laundry to avoid the crowd. But other than that, we did enjoy our stay at The Kanzashi! Will definitely consider staying here again when the price is right! 😊
Onyado Nono Asakusa Natural Hot Spring
4.6/5351 Reviews

Onyado Nono Asakusa Natural Hot Spring

Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku Tokyo|0.13km from Edo Taitō Traditional Crafts Museum

Latest booking 14 hrs ago

Being just next to the Senso-ji temple definitely makes this one of the more reasonable hotel options price wise. Staff are generally friendly, although I've had a much friendlier experiences in other smaller cities near Tokyo. Complimentary ramen during supper time is also a plus, although the taste is average. Many tourists from China and South Korea even during non peak periods, so do not be surprised if the hotel is not as clean as other cities with lesser tourists. Also be sure to book the room EXACTLY for how many guests are staying. I booked a 2 person room for 3 (as 3 people rooms were fully booked during my time there), and it was way too small. The front desk also didn't seem to happy about this arrangement when they found out, so do book correctly if possible. The hot spring at the basement was decent, and the black colour supposedly herbal hot pool was interesting. Although I felt itchy after using it, which my family members also felt the same, so the cleanliness of the pool might be questionable. Otherwise, there is also a hot tub and cold tub which looked clean. Still, the complimentary ice cream (during afternoon/night) and yakult (in the morning) are plus points, but then again a typical feature of Dormy hotels. Overall, a decent hotel especially if you want to be near the more famous tourist attractions in Asakusa, but will probably try to find better and cheaper hotels for subsequent visits to Tokyo.

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Hotel Sting
3.8/54 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
This location is good, the hotel is old, it feels like KTV changed. The bed has control equipment and the sound is not bad. There is a free drink in the fridge. The room is quite large. Smoking is available indoors. The bathtub is good and the bed is very comfortable. The big air conditioner is a bit dirty. In the morning, the old man downstairs will call to check out. Check in on Saturday, check in at 11 o'clock on Sunday. Usually it is 12 o'clock. The overall hotel is old but the location is really good. Toiletries are very easy to use. There is also a microwave.
K's House Tokyo Oasis - Asakusa Downtown
4.3/515 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
Very close to the Asakusa's attractions. Miki (the staff) was very helpful during check-in. We had the bunkbed with the mini balcony. The room was nice and clean. The size was good for the Tokyo's room size standard. It was easy to go to from Narita. Our train ride did not require a transfer. It is a 10 min walk to the subway station. There are less number of subway lines going to Asakusa. I would stay at Shinjuku next time, Shinjuku has more subway and rail lines which make it more convenient. We used the Tsukuba Express line because it was closer to the hostel and transferred at Akihabara.
Hotel Monday Asakusa
4.4/5205 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
Centrally located 3 star hotel in Asakusa. Checking in and out was efficient and we were greeted by friendly and helpful people. The room was spacious and clean with all the amenities required. Great value for money. I would recommend staying here if you are visiting Asakusa.
Glamping Tokyo Asakusa
4.2/540 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
friendly service clean environment First time living in a shared bathroom I was worried about hygiene As soon as you step into the room bathroom toilet All clean and scary! ! Bed quilts have no smell There is an air purifier + dehumidifier in the room Comfortable without external windows Just happened to live with three people Open three large luggage and still have room to walk In Japan, most of the rooms are small enough space You can also simply eat on the first floor at night Five minutes walk from Kaminarimon easy to eat Ten o'clock check-out time is still early Luggage storage ¥200 I don't know if it's because the tenant discount is very cheap. You can also rent hair straighteners for free After 11:00 p.m., you need to enter through the small door on the side and press the code Those who need to smoke 🚬 are on the side of the smoking area, which is convenient!
Hotel Tavinos Asakusa
4.3/5440 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
The common lobby is spacious and has a lot of mangas for everyone to read. Even if you’re really nog into manga or anime, you’d enjoy the decorations on the wall and bed. It’s very easy to check-in plus there’s a lot of extra amenities.
Sakura Hostel Asakusa
3.9/559 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
If you are a newbie westerner in Japan (tourist or just started working), I really recommend to stay your first days/months in Sakura hostel. They provide many cultural events and meetups which helped me to immerse into Japaneese culture. They are the best boost for the first days of your trip. During my 6-month stay in Japan, I lived in Shinjuku and also in Sakura Asakusa hostel. I liked Asakusa hostel's location more because it has a traditional vibe which I enjoyed. The best option for me was the fact that I could work remotely in the lobby and have my online meetings with access to coffee and tea. Toilets and bath are super clean. Our room's view was outstanding with a balcony. It was so nice they included breakfast. don't expect a fancy one. But we bought our own cereal or honey to complement it. Then you can say their breakfast is a time saver. I recommend staying at Sakura Hostel and I actually plan to go back there in the next year.

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