Onyado Nono Asakusa Bettei Hot Spring Reviews

Nice onsen hotel with free supper and snacks every night. Near to the sensoji shrine and walking distance to shopping like donki, supermarket and many restaurants. Shops around the hotel close early.

The hotel is very close to Senso-ji Temple, about a 10-minute walk from Asakusa Line subway station Exit A4. Dining and shopping options are very convenient nearby. The hotel service is excellent, but be aware that you need to take off your shoes and store them as soon as you enter the main entrance. You'll be barefoot from the lobby all the way to your room. The hotel provides toiletries, a kettle, a hairdryer, and an air purifier, but no disposable slippers.

Felling great when staying there with family, not only the breakfast but also the good experience for hot natural springs.

Great location right next to Senso-ji Temple. The hot springs are amazing, and while the free ramen was pretty basic, overall it was a good stay. I loved that there were restaurants open late nearby, even in the middle of the night!

We had a great time living there. Great location, friendly staff. You can always find something to eat. Some even for free including yakult, ice cream, and soba. There is also an air purifier/humidifier in the room.

Very good location and excellent services 😊my friend and I appreciate our trip to stay in this hotel and I will recommend to my friends

The room was great, and I absolutely loved the tatami setup. The complimentary Yakult, ice cream, and late-night noodles were a real treat. The only minor issue was that the onsen water was too hot, reaching 42-43 degrees Celsius, or even higher, which made it unsuitable for children!

This was my first trip to Japan, and I initially worried because I'd read reviews mentioning unfriendly front desk staff. However, I was pleasantly surprised when the young lady at reception was incredibly warm and helpful, which really eased my concerns about not speaking Japanese. The room itself was spotlessly clean and tidy. Even the hairdryer was quite stylish! Plus, there's a hot spring bath available, and the breakfast spread was exceptionally rich. Overall, a truly excellent hotel!

 The hotel is small but very cozy, room, clean, and equipped with everything that we need. The onsen is very nice. They also provided free Ramen after at 9pm every night.

Great location, a perfect blend of modern and classic. There are lots of delicious food options nearby, plus free hot springs and late-night snacks. My kids absolutely loved it, highly recommend! Next time, we should definitely stay for a few more days.

Based on my personal experience, this is hands down the best value-for-money hotel I've stayed at in Tokyo. Transportation: The 15-minute walk to Asakusa JR station is a minor drawback, but the direct train access to NRT (Narita) and HND (Haneda) airports from there is a significant advantage. Additionally, it's a 5-minute walk to a route connecting to Ueno, 12 minutes to the Ginza Line, and 10 minutes to the Tsukuba Express (TX) for Akihabara. Overall, its accessibility is excellent. Breakfast: At 3000 yen, the breakfast isn't the best value, but I opted for it twice purely for the convenience. It seemed like Ichiran was the only restaurant open around 10 AM in the immediate vicinity. Facilities: The hotel is clean and well-maintained. While the rooms aren't huge, they don't feel cramped, and the space is very efficiently designed. The onsen (hot spring bath) was surprisingly large, never crowded, and impeccably clean. They also offer a manga room and massage chairs, which are a nice bonus. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit.

Location: Conveniently located right near Senso-ji Temple. Facilities: One of the few hotels in Tokyo with a hot spring bath. The breakfast buffet is extensive, and after a soak, there are late-night snacks and popsicles available. Cleanliness: It's clean, though not very soundproof. Would definitely stay here again.

The location and setup are great, and the hotel facilities are very new. I would definitely stay here again, but having to pay both a deposit and the room fee upfront, essentially holding double the room rate, is really inconvenient and not very guest-friendly.

I wanted to experience a Japanese-style hotel with my child/children, somewhere not too far from attractions but still quiet, with plenty of shopping and dining nearby, and close to the subway. I finally settled on this highly-rated onsen hotel. It's approximately a 6-minute subway ride from "Ginza Chi" and "Miya". Senso-ji Temple is surprisingly just a brisk one-minute walk away! Nearby, you'll find everything from Uniqlo, Don Quijote, drugstores, and convenience stores like Lawson, 7-Eleven, and FamilyMart, to a wide array of snacks and gourmet dining options. From the window, you can overlook both Tokyo Skytree and Senso-ji Temple. (We even saw a rainbow on our check-in day, which felt incredibly lucky!) My assigned room, however, didn't have the best view. Although I had previously emailed to request a room away from the elevator, I still ended up with one right by it. Luckily, it wasn't noisy... I hope no one else gets room 821! The hotel has an onsen. After a long day of walking, it was great to relax in the hot spring bath while also getting laundry done. Afterwards, we had an ice cream bar, and at 9:30 PM, there were warm and delicious soba noodles available!