Asakusa Station Ryokans

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7 Rab. I - 9 Rab. I

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4 Rab. II - 6 Rab. II

Compare Ryokans in Asakusa Station with updated reviews, rates, and availability.

"We stayed here two nights for our honeymoon and it was the best experience I have ever had with a hotel. Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa goes above and beyond with making you feel right at home while also giving you the ability to experience traditional Japanese culture and hospitality. The breakfast was delicious, the rooms were cozy, and the outdoor bath was incredible are a long day of travel and walking. We loved this place! You won't regret staying here."

SAR 1,511 total

includes taxes & fees

25 Feb - 26 Feb

"highlight of our trip. beautiful property, big suite, beautiful bath. center of many activities including shopping, temples, ninja museum, tea shops etc. Would stay again!"

SAR 517 total

includes taxes & fees

24 Feb - 25 Feb

"This was a very authentic Japanese Ryokan experience. The lady running the place was so thoughtful and informative it made our stay very special. A beautiful old fashioned guesthouse, with warm hospitality."

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"the staff were great"

SAR 645 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Feb - 17 Feb

"Great location - access to Chuo line through nearby Kanda station made it easy to go to other parts of Tokyo. Room was clean and staff excellent"

SAR 813 total

includes taxes & fees

12 Feb - 13 Feb

"Spacious room. Not too far from train stations."

SAR 701 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Feb - 14 Feb

Recent reviews of Asakusa Station hotels

5/5 Excellent

"We chose this hotel because of the convenince of attending a concert at Tokyo Dome, everything all there within walking distance"

A verified traveler stayed at Tokyo Dome Hotel

Posted 17 hours ago

5/5 Excellent

"The single room is going to feel small to Americans, but it was perfect with its amenities and space for me as a solo traveler. There was room underneath the bed to slide my baggage to keep it out of the way after I unpacked. The curtains worked really well to block out light for sleeping. Bed was firm, but I'm a back sleeper so that was fine by me. I appreciated having the option to see the status of the Laundromat machines from the room's TV main menu. There's no machine for getting change to use the laundry and it runs on only some QR code payments or multiple 100yen coins, so you may have to try and get some spare change after buying something from the vending machine nearby. I arrived hours about 6 hours before check in and they were able to store my luggage, and also the same after check out where I went out to tour for the day before I came back to get my bags and head to the airport. There are 3 metro/train stations within a 5-10 minute walk of the hotel. I also appreciated the walking distance to the Tokyo Dome since I was going there several days for events. I did not opt for the breakfast buffet plan, since I'd usually pick up something light to eat from the convenience stores. I did try out the weekday lunch special at the Hirakawa restaurant ar the hotel and that was also a really nice meal and service experience. Overall, I had a very comfortable, quiet, stay and felt safe here. Definitely want to stay here again if I'm ever back in the area!"

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo

Posted 23 hours ago