3 star Hotels in Asakusa

stayed on 19th May 2014 with a friend for 70usd/night, 1min walk to exit 2 tawaramachi station on ginza line (G17), reasonable space of room for japan standard, clean room, excellent power shower, very comfy pillow and mattress. they kept our luggage after check out. 10-15min walk to sensoji temple Receptionist very helpful & try their best to make us understand their english. will come back to this hotel for next japan trip. Highly recommended

Staff were extremely helpful and the room (double) small but modern, very clean and comfortable. Within a 2 to 3 block radius - a Post Office as well as a 7-11 and a Family Mart (opposite side of the street) for basic supplies. Within 4-5 blocks, Asakusa Tourist Bureau (great maps), temples and shopping streets. A great place to stay for a week or more of exploring Tokyo. Felt totally safe as a solo female tourist.

By my judgement, the hotel cannot be more than 3 years old. All facilities in the public area and the rooms are in top condition. My room was quiet, extremely clean and not minuscule like some Japanese hotels I stayed in before. Wifi is strong in every corner of the hotel. Breakfast buffet was ample.

Two night stay in Tokyo. Fabulous base for shopping, dining and sightseeing. Take the waterbus river cruise to enjoy a different view of the city, or hop the metro line to anywhere. This hotel meets all our expectations for a Dormy Inn - an affordable hotel chain with good perks. We really enjoyed the rooftop footbath!

Over the past 10 years we've stayed in a variety of hotels in the Asakusa area. This is a new hotel and very conveniently located right across from Kaminari-mon. The room sizes are generous for Tokyo. They provided pajamas! I also loved that the hotel has the lobby on the 13th floor so the view is great and access to the roof top is also convenient. This hotel will now be our go to hotel when we travel to Tokyo, which we do every few years.

This modern ryokan in the Asakusa district of Tokyo is famous for its antiques filled interior and has been used to film period movies. It may look like it belongs in the time of the samurai, but it offers every modern comfort: the rooms have telephone, flat screen TV, safe, a thermos of green tea and minibar, and the bathrooms supply toothbrushes, shower caps and bath products. Two public baths are available for same gender bathing in alternance: cedar wood from 4 pm to 11 pm, then stone from 11 pm to 10 am. Yukata (traditional robe), happi coat and slippers are provided to relax in around the hotel. There is a lounge behind reception with books and more antiques. The food is abundant and delicious, served in one of the spacious dining room at a low table reserved with your name written on an origami crane (a symbol of good luck and fortune). Upon departure you're presented with a luggage tag engraved with your name.

Great staff, awesome location in Asakusa, near the temple and metro stations, making it easy to get anywhere in Tokyo! Bathroom had the funky toilet with heated seats and they even had a traditional Japanese bath downstairs to enjoy if you need to relax!

Bon endroit pour partir à le découverte de tokyo quartier et resto sympathiques

Clean and reasonably priced hotel with friendly and helpful staff. I stayed here for 4 nights and would recommend it. Location: three blocks from the Minami-senju metro stop; very close to Ueno, a major transportation hub. Very helpful directions on the hotel's website.You'll need to transfer at least once to get to Shinjuku, Shibuya, or Asakusa, but I didn't mind--in fact, I like that the location is a bit out of the way. It was nice to stay in a residential neighborhood after walking around all day in crazy busy touristy areas. But if you're wanting to stay in the thick of things, look elsewhere! There's a 7-11 and a more full-service grocery store on the way, so you can stock up on snacks/fruit/ramen on the way home if you're constantly hungry like I am. The rooms/common areas: rooms are small. There's no getting around it. But they're clean, and I was home at midnight and out by 9am every day, so for just sleeping the size of the room doesn't really make a difference. The kitchen is clean but a bit lacking in supplies (mainly utensils; there are pots/cups/etc). But there's free coffee and tea and multiple vending machines (including one for beer) and I saw other guests making use of the kitchen in the morning and evening, so it gets the job done. The staff: super friendly and helpful. The man who checked me in and gave me a rundown of the hotel rules was very polite, and another woman gave me advice on how to best get to the airport for my ridiculously early flight.