Hotels with Restaurants in Asakusa, Tokyo

"A great hotel in the middle of Asakusa, just a short walk from Senso-ji. It is a little bit of a walk from the station so bear in mind if you are carrying luggages. The room itself was very spacious and well equipped with kitchen and washing machine & dryer. Would definitely stay here again if we are looking to stay in the same part of Tokyo!"

"Love this Hotel and Asakusa area."

"We stayed at the hotel for three nights. The room was super clean and very comfortable, we love the Japanese style accommodation because it really give you the experience of Japan culture. You could walk around in the neighborhood and drop in into any small restaurants to have a taste or local food. There are plenty of restaurants within 10 minutes walking distance because it is so close to the very popular Senso-Ji temple. The manner (owner?) was extremely friendly and very pleasant to talk...

"An incredibly friendly, Royukan in a great location!"

"What I like about the property is the cleanliness and the service provide given to the guests at Bunka Hostel Tokyo. They have free wifi, provide breakfast, and washroom facilities for you to use. You don’t have to worry about travel far from the hostel. There are sightseeing’s and food very close by. You can stay connected with the latest food trends and make sure don’t forget to visit the Sensoji temple and Kaminarimon. Without these 2 visitations your Tokyo trip won’t be complete. Sky tree is...

"Great"

"Overall great experience. Highly recommended"

"Had a great time "

"The room was small, but the furnishings were really old and battered. Space can really be better planned - EG put the TV on the wall., to give a bit more space on the desk. The bedspread/doonacover is in very poor condition. The taps in the bathroom are leaking. We are staying for 4 nights - room might be OK for one night"

"Very small hotel but it was clean and the staff were very friendly. The location was great for exploring the immediate area and it is also a couple blocks from a subway station."