Find 2 Star Hotels in Asakusa from SAR 166

"It’s a little over a 10 min walk (with luggage and if using station exit 2B with the elevator) but everything else is great. It is quiet and convenient. The rooms are clean and pretty spacious (for Tokyo standards). Will definitely stay here again the next time!"

"Great location to have direct access to get around Tokyo. The hotel is right next to the entrance to the Kuramae station, making it easy to hop onto the subway. And with multiple conbini, drug store, grocery store, and fast food in the area, you can find most things you need for your travels or food. Most of the staff was friendly and helpful, although one person (manager?) was a little gruff and not very welcoming. The room was just big enough, with enough room to open up multiple suitcases on...

"This is my first time visiting Tokyo and Juyoh was my first hotel/hostel stay. What a great first impression of Japanese hospitality. Juyoh is located in Taito City, which is a charming and quieter area north of Ginza. The room is modestly sized with a tatami style sleeping mat and cushion, which is quite comfortable for people who are minimalists, a sleeping style called "shikibuton." There is no TV. Only a floor desk. The bathroom is shared but is very clean. There are showers and toilets on...

"This is like the sixth-seventh time I used this hotel. It’s a bit of a walk from Ueno Station, but you get a nice, quiet, no-frills hotel that’s pretty cheap. Thanks again for a comfortable stay. "

"Great place to stay in Asakusa. Close to metro stations and convenience stores. Very clean and staff was absolutely fantastic! The only downside were the beds, quite uncomfortable. But the rest was great. Definitely recommend it! "

"Very easy to use and convenient location for anyone wanting to go to Skytree or usd the Asakusa line. Only negatives were having all the lights connected to one switch, and finding some receipts and postcards from previous guests under the mattress."

"Friendly and helpful staffs, very welcoming, slightly small for triple room. Coffee, tea and corn soup is provided at reception. "

"I loved A16. It is an ideal spot to start a trip to Tokyo. It was very easy to get to, coming from Narita Airport and there are LOTS of good, cheap dining options within a very short walk. While not necessarily the closest place to tourist spots, it is very close to Asakusa-bashi train station, making it very easy to get around Tokyo. The surrounding area is foot traffic friendly and there's plenty to see, (the entire suburb is sprinkled with bead/ jewellery making supply shops which was a...

"Quiet out of busy commute area."

"Good"

"Exceeded our expectations, which is important to note, as there is no lift, plenty of stairs to haul your luggage up, no luggage storage or forwarding options and an automated check-in process that relies on receiving a code to check-in a day or two before. Knowing and expecting all this beforehand, you can plan accordingly and it’s no problem at all. The room was clean, functional and very comfortable. Rubbish removed daily and fresh towels provided. It’s a great area that is quiet but very...

" The hotel is clean but small. its in a good location with a 7-11 on the next block and places to eat with access to a train station around the corner. Its not staffed only the main Sakura Hotel has 24 staff- they do appear to clean every few days to provide fresh towels. Its very small quarters so just keep it in mind but was clean and did the job for us."