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Dormy Inn EXPRESS Asakusa
4.4/547 Reviews

Dormy Inn EXPRESS Asakusa

Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku Tokyo|0.13km from Kanji House

Latest booking 22 hrs ago

DORMY INN GLOBAL CABIN ASAKUSA Dormy Inn Asakusa is a hotel located along the Sumida River where you can stay at a reasonable price with a great view. From the rooftop public bath on the 10th floor and the footbath, you can enjoy a memorable view of Tokyo such as the Tokyo Sky Tree on the opposite bank. Although the building itself is old, it is an attractive hotel with a breakfast that we are proud of, so please use it as a reference when you come to Asakusa for sightseeing. #ドーミーイン グローバル キャビン 浅草 は… 隅田公園前にある展望大浴場が人気のドーミーインのホテル 東武浅草駅から徒歩圏内 建物、設備自体はやや古いですが… 静かでロケーション抜群な所なので全てリセットされます 屋上の大浴場はロケーションを独り占めです 色々あるストレスも心まで洗われます 接客 言葉遣いも丁寧で見事なホスピタリティ プロの仕事をされていますねぇ 朝食付でしたので、1Fの朝食会場へ うなぎ飯とあさり汁 朝から美味しすぎて元気チャージです リーズナブルな宿泊料金でこの満足度は言うことなし また泊まりに行きたいです あまり密にならない程度に お客さんがいらして貰えるとホテル側も潤って ウィン・ウィンですねぇ(˙◁˙ )パァ

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Prostyle Ryokan Tokyo Asakusa
4.5/564 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
The prostyle ryokan is located just outside Of the heart of Asakusa on a busy road. The noise of the road cannot be heard at all inside the ryokan. It’s a short walk to the center of Asakusa and the temple. There are many great restaurants nearby. The hotel has a shabu shabu restaurant. The ryokan is clean, people at the reception are very helpful. The rooms are clean, spacious by Tokyo standards and the beds quite comfortable. We had a room with a private shower and a separate bath tub outside, very nice to soak in the early morning (when it’s not to hot yet). There was also a balcony with chairs and a table —but temperatures didn’t allow us to use it. The room is wel appointed and has everything you need. It has a clean but traditional Japanese atmosphere. The Japanese breakfast is fantastic and highly recommended, wel worth the money.
Other Space Asakusa
4.6/570 Reviews
The hotel is very beautiful and the room is very clean. Although it is a little smaller, it is spacious and warm compared to business hotels. There is a bakery and a snack shop selling biscuits downstairs. The hotel is behind Sensoji Temple. It is very close to the hotel. It is also not far from the Don Quijote shopping area. The only drawback is that it is close to Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro Asakusa Line to Narita Airport. far away! ! Especially if you are pushing luggage, you must take Exit A2b, which is at Komagata Bridge. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the hotel! Although I checked the map before traveling, I didn’t bother to check where the elevator entrance is... As a result, I have to walk a long way to push my luggage. Fortunately, there is a bus right outside the hotel. You can take the 08 or 64 bus and get off at Tobu Asakusa Station. It will be closer if you push through, or take it directly to Oshiage Station or Nippori Station and take the Narita Line. The closest station to the hotel is Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Line. It takes about 6 or 7 minutes to walk and can go directly to Akihabara. If you want to go to Shinjuku, take the Ginza Line. There is an elevator at Exit B, which is about a ten-minute walk from the hotel. You can also take the bus coming out of the hotel, but the Ginza Line is not connected to the Asakusa Line (to Narita Airport)! In short, Tokyo is too big, and the same station name does not mean that they are in the same place. Although I have stayed in Asakusa three times, in different hotels three times, I was still confused. Many Japanese self-guided tour experts may be familiar with Tokyo, and this I hope it can help people who don't have a clue yet.
Hop Inn Tokyo Asakusa
4.5/534 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
It's right next to Sensoji Temple and you can walk to it in 3 minutes. It's only a song away from the subway station. The service staff is very polite and the environment is very good. The hygiene is okay, but the disadvantage is that the facilities are a bit poor. The water in the faucet in the toilet is turbid. Apart from this shortcoming, it's generally good. I hope the hotel can do more work.
Hotel Trend Tobu Asakusa-Eki Kita
4.5/573 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
Service: Very good Environment: Right opposite Sensoji Temple Hygiene: clean and comfortable Facilities: The only thing is that the room is too small
MIMARU SUITES Tokyo Asakusa
4.7/544 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
A very pleasant stay. The room is spacious and clean, suitable for traveling with family and friends. The room is fully equipped with a washing machine with dryer, refrigerator, microwave and tableware for easy use. In the Japanese-style room, you can also experience the tatami, where you can lay out futons and sleep on it at night. The hotel staff are cordial and friendly and respond to any questions in a timely manner. It is geographically close to Asakusa, and the transportation is very close to the Ginza Line, Jr. and Sky Tree Line. There are many small shops for shopping and eating around, and you can also walk to the Sumida River to enjoy the river view.
OMO3 Asakusa by Hoshino Resorts
4/537 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa/Ryougoku
Use a computer when checking in and use the Internet when checking out. Unless there is a problem, there is a translator at the counter, so there is no problem. The combination lock for luggage storage is as convenient as on JR. The rooms in this hotel are not big, but the design is good. It is more convenient and does not take up space. It is recommended to bring a personal suitcase. One side is the view of Sensoji Temple, and the other side is the view of the Skytree. Basically, you can book a room based on your needs. The overall feeling is good 😊 You can watch the sunrise at the dining area. The dining room is 1,000 yen. You can choose the food by yourself and scan the QR code to deduct the money. It is completely the habit of young people🤣

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