Accommodations / Hot Spring Spots in Asakusa Area

A really nice hotel truly in the middle of everything in Asakusa (you can see Senso-ji from the lobby) while still feeling quiet (because it’s so far up away from everything). Staff were very helpful...

The best ever hotel we stayed during our holiday in Japan. The room is small however the service and interior is manageable. All the amenities are given and even facial wash, mask and bath salt was...

This is a really excellent hotel which is perfectly situated a few mins walk from Asakusa station. Just across the street is the maze of streets around Hoppy Street and the magnificent Sensō-ji...

As others have said, great location. Room was small but very comfortable. Staff very kind and helpful in all situations. Here are the problems which cause me to rate them lower than 4 or 5 stars...

I have seen small hotel bedrooms, but the one in this hotel is smaller than most I have seen. We chose this as it is budget friendly and close to Haneda. The expensive metro close by will take you...

I spent a few nights here, and they welcomed me like a family already!! all the staff is always for you and the people here is very friendly and open-minded. There is a lot of events and it’s very...

Excellent place to stay for a family of 4 with 2 children. There is a 24 hours super market very close by. It works out great with the small kitchen in the room. Location is somewhat close to the...

Our second visit to the hotel last time was 8years ago, nothing has changed I think even some reception staff were there then. We had a 4night stay in twin room at beginning of trip to Japan then...

Rooms small and shabby. We’ve been here 14 days and stayed in over 8 different hotels across western Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu and never have we had a bathroom so small. Wait staff in restaurant...

Aizuya Inn has everything you need from guide books and travel tips to a washing machine and a nearby grocery store. Its a few metro stops from the center of Tokyo in a very calm and quiet...

Booking a place in Tokyo might be overwhelming for most people even for seasoned travelers like us whose been in this mega-city many times. Our usual go to places before were Shinjuku or Ueno but...

I just checked out today and here is my review: If you dont mind a place thats a little further from the main tourist districts, this hotel is for you. Its a 10min walk up to Asakusa (Senso-ji...

The location of the hotel is great. If you driving make sure is a small car. My car is a mid size the hotel carpark cant park, so I have to park at the near by public carpark @$2400/day as it is a...

Great hotel with English speaking staff. Laundry facilities on site, close to several different train lines and walkable to Tokyo Station. Stayed in a 2 bedroom apt home with small fridge, electric...

We enjoyed our stay at the B Conte Asakusa and found we were situated in a lively area with shops and bars/restaurants outside our door (not that we heard much noise from inside the hotel). The suite...

Were having a great stay at MONday Apart Jeno. They have complete room amenities for family. :) with kitchen, laundry, bath tub. also, other amenities like game console, hair curlers are available...

Great location, short walk to Senso-ji temple. Next to Tawaramachi subway station. Nice onsen for a business hotel. Very quiet on a main street. Whole place very efficient. Great value for money...

Fantastic location! Asakusa is a perfect place to stay:easy access from Narita airport by Keisei line/Asakusa line, lots of attractions, walkable distance to other spots in Tokyo. The hostel is...

At first glance, this budget hotel might seem pricey, but factor in it’s centralized location and compare it with other nearby options, and you’ll realized it’s very good value for money. It’s just a...

I was a teenager in Japan in the late fifties and have been back many times since. I enjoy staying in traditional Japanese style inns (Ryokan). This was far and away the best experience I have ever...