Top Hotels in Asakusabashi
- 1. Hotel Mystays Asakusabashi
- 2. Monday Apart Premium Asakusabashi Station
- 3. Grids Tokyo Asakusabashi Hotel & Hostel
- 4. APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita
- 5. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Asakusabashi
- 6. Hotel Route-Inn Grand Tokyo Asakusabashi
- 7. Hotel Mercury
- 8. ICI Hotel Asakusabashi
- 9. Little Japan
- 10. MONday Apart Akihabara Southeast
Top Things to do in Asakusabashi
The best available hotels & places to stay near Asakusabashi
Discover the best hotels in Asakusabashi, Taito, Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Kanto including Hotel Mystays Asakusabashi, Monday Apart Premium Asakusabashi Station, Grids Tokyo Asakusabashi Hotel & Hostel, APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita, Henn na Hotel Tokyo Asakusabashi, Hotel Route-Inn Grand Tokyo Asakusabashi, Hotel Mercury, ICI Hotel Asakusabashi, Little Japan, MONday Apart Akihabara Southeast.
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1. Hotel Mystays Asakusabashi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 689 reviews
The hotel is ideally located the heart of the city, with easy access to Asakusa, Akihabara, and Ueno. Enjoy the traditional culture of Japan and rub shoulders with people from around the world. Access ・Close to the West exit of Asakusabashi Station on the JR Sobu Line. ・4 minutes' walk from exit A2 of Asakusabashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line. ・5 minutes' walk from exit C3 of Bakurocho Station on the JR Sobu Main Line.
Awful company, avoid booking
Reviewed By 12LRGBooked this budget hotel for the Olymips in 2020, they charged me over £1500 for 9 nights stay. Due to covid, flight restrictions and the postponement of the Olympics i asked for a refund but the hotel have refused. Shameful that a company can treat it's customers like this in such desperate times. Avoid and look for somewhere else in Tokyo.
2. Monday Apart Premium Asakusabashi Station
Overall Ratings
5 based on 82 reviews
MONday Apart Premium 浅草橋ステーションでございます。
3. Grids Tokyo Asakusabashi Hotel & Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
The Grids Tokyo Asakusabashi Hotel & Hostel is located in Asakusabashi. In addition to our hotel and hostel facilities, we also have a cafe and bar available for guests. Our carefully designed, impeccably clean guest rooms are separated into dormitory type rooms for our hostel, and private type rooms for our hotel. Guests can relax and chat in our cozy cafe and bar, where they can enjoy coffee, dr
Space is freaking limited!
Reviewed By irenzrSurprisingly close to JR Asakusa-bashi station. On the contrary of what I just said about the location, if you're using a pass that doesn't include JR line, you will have to walk all the way to Metro Akihabara which is like 10-15 mins away. Staff was not very impressive. We arrived in the morning and have to wait in front of the front desk for quite sometimes until someone ask what we need (of course, we want to check-in and left the luggage so we could go and rest somewhere). She then asked for our passport, do something and gave us back the passport and that's it. Not telling us anything, where to put the luggage, or when we should come back for checking in. We manage to find space for luggage storing by ourselves and it was very small, messy and almost full already. They use automatic light system for the whole building which was pretty scary for me when I use the shower. The bathroom was separated into 2 parts; dry and wet. I was showering inside the wet area – suddenly the light went off, then it turned back on when I moved, and after few mins, off again, and I see all of that from a mirror. Only 2 bathroom per floor. One elevator for 10 floors. Charge for every single amenity. Common area suits only 4 people but you also have to share it with people who use the washing machine as well. No cutlery, chopsticks, cups or glasses in the kitchen. Ridiculously, this is the only place where you are allowed to eat your food since they use the 1st floor lounge as a cafe so they don't let you eat any outside food there. Room price doesn't include breakfast, you have to pay extra 700 for breakfast. I shared my dorm with 4 other guests who went to sleep at 10 and then woke up at 4 in the morning to have a party, cook their food with rice cooker (not allowed, of course, for all hostel) right next to my bed and keep the voice loud even after I ask them to lower their voice. I report this to front desk but they refuse to do anything.
4. APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 108 reviews
If you’re looking for a hotel in Taito, look no further than APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Taito, APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita is located a short distance from Hozomon (1.0 mi) and Toshogu Shrine (1.4 mi). As your “home away from home,” the hotel rooms offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, newspaper, and baggage storage while staying at APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita. In addition, APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita offers breakfast, which will help make your Taito trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is parking available to guests. While in Taito be sure to experience local ramen favorites at Ichiran, Atre Ueno Yamashitaguchi, Ramentei, or Ramen Yoroiya. Taito is also known for some great gardens, including Kyu Iwasaki-tei Teien, Demboin Temple Garden, and Ueno Tosho-gu Botanen, which are not too far from APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita. The staff at APA Hotel Asakusabashi Ekikita looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Best Hotel in tokyo?
Reviewed By Weeb1994All staff are an asset to the buisness, housekeeping never let us run out of supplies even when we had the do not disturb sign on the door they left us a bag full of toiletries and towels to make sure we was alright, the lads on the front desk are super!! They helped me out when the airline cancelled my connection flight home by calling different numbers and waiting on hold for 40 odd minutes in the end they managed to secure me a direct flight home absolute heroes! The Japanese are so kind and thoughtful this is my second trip to the country. my favourite place in the world and I will definitely be back!
5. Henn na Hotel Tokyo Asakusabashi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 42 reviews
It is 2 minutes on foot to Asakusabashi Station, within walking distance to Akihabara and about 45 minutes to Haneda airport with excellent access. Here Asakusabashi is full of downtown emotions, a wholesale area convenient for sightseeing to Akihabara / Asakusa. The world's most advanced robot entertainment and functional rooms will provide your comfortable hotel life.
All hype on the robot side of things
Reviewed By H3051EJmarcoaWe were very excited about the robot hotel but found it underwhelming. There are two robots at the check in and that is it. When you first get there you are like ‘woah check them out that’s freaky’ but you can’t actually interact with them until 3pm when check in is, you can’t get near them before that. The check in didn’t work.... we had to get checked in by a human lol. The room was tiny. Very good shower and decent products to use. The clothes refresher was a waste of valuable space.... not really sure what the point of it was. The internet in this hotel was good and quick. They give you a smart phone to use during your stay and use for WiFi. I didn’t take advantage of this unfortunately, but great idea...
6. Hotel Route-Inn Grand Tokyo Asakusabashi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Super nice!
Reviewed By LucAJ113This hotel was such a highlight. It is a little far from typical tourist attractions, but it’s close to a train station, though it’s really nice to just walk around the area. Lost of shops around. Though my favorite part was definitely the on-site onsen! I really recommend giving that a try. The room was bigger compared to other hotels in Tokyo we tried, and the bed was spacious and quite nice! The staff was really sweet and had iced teas and coffee in the lobby.
7. Hotel Mercury
Overall Ratings
3 based on 21 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Asakusabashi? Then look no further than Hotel Mercury, a hotel that brings the best of Asakusabashi to your doorstep. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the hotel. Hotel Mercury features a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts an on-site restaurant. During your visit, be sure to check out one of Asakusabashi's popular ramen restaurants such as Yaro Ramen Asakusabashi-branch and Koki, all a short distance from Hotel Mercury. Should time allow, Ichogaoka Hachiman Shrine and Suga Shrine are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Mercury as you experience everything Asakusabashi has to offer.
What a great place to stay
Reviewed By Antares123Great staff Good food (especially breakfast) 40 minutes from Edinburgh and Glasgow Fitness centre Reasonable size rooms and spotlessly clean Christmas Day lunch was outstanding , even a visit from Father Christmas (with gifts) We would return
8. ICI Hotel Asakusabashi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Perfect product for the shower
Reviewed By cleemyrossiAll our experience in ICI hôtel was perfect ! The staff were pleasant and the rooms top. I would like to know where we can find your product for the shower !?? I cannot find on ligne :( Thanks in advance for tout reply
9. Little Japan
Overall Ratings
5 based on 32 reviews
The ground floor features a cafe&bar where guests can enjoy communicating with the locals. Our cafe&bar is socialized spot to meet Japanese local people and make friends with travelers. Floors 2-4 accommodate guests. If you like to be alone and chill out, you can go to common area on 2 floor and get relaxed there. There is a terrace on the 5th floor. 【Feature】 All room is air-conditioned and have safety-box Special order comfortable bed with free electricity, light and private curtain. Free and speedy wi-fi anywhere in building 【Location】 Situated a 7-minute stroll from Asakusabashi Station on the Chuo-Sobu Line and Toei Asakusa Line. Asakusabashi Station provides direct access to Haneda and Narita international airports. Tokyo Station is also only a 10-minute train ride away. Akihabara, Asakusa and Ryogoku train stations are all within a 2-minute train ride. Shibuya, Shinjuku and Roppongi train stations are all within a 30-minute train ride.
The best hostel in Tokyo!
Reviewed By cocono6I couldn’t rate this hostel highly enough! Firstly I need to mention the staff because after even a short stay I felt like I had gained a ‘Little Japan’ family. Always grinning away, always happy and helpful. Every day being greeted at the door with a smile and an “okaeri!”and bid a good day “iterashiai!” every morning when I left. Always interested in seeing what I had got up to in the day and even inviting me out to eat at all the best secret restaurants in Tokyo. Also they all seem to be amazing chefs. Not only cooking themselves but inviting their friends to come and cook. The food is so good that you often find a whole wave of Japanese locals coming in for lunch and dinner. This was great too as I made even more Japanese friends and got to practice speaking Japanese with them. On a more practical note (and a less emotional one lol) the rooms are clean, beds are great, sturdy with enough space to put your things and a lock box. I slept in the 10 bed mixed dorm and had no problems at all (minus the odd snorer but nothing some ear plugs didn’t fix). Bathrooms are clean and there are free to use hairdryers, straighteners and a hairdryer brush. There’s food served all day with soft drinks and a bar. Lots of great sake (nihonshuu as it’s known in japan) they can recommend flavours for you. Free umbrellas downstairs and lots of cool Japanese books to read in the common room. There’s the kitchen / dining seating area, a room next to it with comfy sofas and an area upstairs for relaxing too with a fridge, microwave and kitchen accessories so you can store and cook your ‘conbini’ food. (The conbini / convenience store is around the corner stocked with a wide range of cheap and yummy food options). There’s no washing machine in the hostel but there is ‘camp wash’ around the corner where you can washing anything you need, including a trainer/sneaker wash and dryer!! Lol. Internet never failed and was available throughout the hostel. I really love Asakusabashi as a location. The station is near and super easy to get to. The area is packed with every type of amazing restaurant you could want. One train stop away from Akihabara (gaming and maid café district), walking distance (15 mins) from Asakusa. Great transport links to everywhere in Tokyo. You really couldn’t ask for anything more... and all for around £14 a night! ????
10. MONday Apart Akihabara Southeast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
全てが綺麗で新しい！
Reviewed By _V3508LLキッチン付きのホテルは珍しいため、とても新しい経験で楽しかったです。駅からのアクセスも良く、近くに大きなスーパーもありました。有料でホットプレートを借りることができたので、彼と食材を買ってたこ焼きパーティーをしました。お皿や家具もすべて新しく綺麗なためとてもよかったです。貸し出し商品も多いため、荷物が少ない状態で泊まることができるので女性にはとても有難かったです。またいつか絶対泊まりたいと思います。
