3 star Hotels in Asakusa

Wow. For the price and the images on the site, I expected the average business hotel, but I was delighted to find lots of little surprises! The room, although small for US standards, was a decent size for a budget hotel in Tokyo, and had a large, very comfortable bed. The bathroom had a soaking tub, as well as shower, and there was a "kitchen" area with a fridge, sink and shelves for toiletries or snacks. The TV was new and had lots of cable channels. There was even a step-out patio overlooking the river, and a gorgeous skyline view of the Tokyo Sky Tree and the Asahi building! The top floor features a communal bath, a cute footpath with the same skyline view, washing machines and vending machines with soft drinks, beer and snacks. The breakfast was exceptional with Japanese (big and yummy portions) and Western options, with lots of extras on the salad/fruit/cereal/rice bar. There was also excellent speedy wifi, free bag check and very friendly and helpful staff. I will definitely be back again!

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

Close the Asakusa station subway to Narita airport for 1 hour 10 minutes direct express line at only $12 fare rate (kid half price). Close to the Ttemple, Zzoo, and Ssky tree.

Very comfortable and clean. It is reasonably priced and in a good location as well.

This was my second visit to Tokyo, and I was already familiar with the location of this hotel, although I hadn't stayed before. My room was very good, a pretty good size for Japan and the bed was really comfy. The room came with all the essentials for my stay, WiFi was fast, everything was very clean and stylish. Bathroom facilities were good too. I didn't have much of a view of Tokyo from my room as I was on quite a low floor, but reception and the restaurant are on the top floor so all guests are able to experience the views. I will stay here again when I am next in Asakusa.

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.

This was a really nice place to stay. We had come from staying in hostels in Hong Kong & Singapore and this was better than both, while similar price. We stayed in a family room (2 sets of bunks) for 3 nights and 2 double rooms for one night. After 2 nights, we left and went to Kyoto, and the hostel was happy to old our luggage for us for the night (we didn't want to take it all with us). We then returned there for another 2 nights. On the last day, we checked out, but our flight wasn't until late, so the hostel again was happy to hold our luggage. Its only a 10 minute walk (max) to the train station (Tokyo metro and JR Minami Senju). We walked it at 10.30pm at night with all our luggage, and it wasn't far and we felt perfectly safe. Follow the instructions given on the hostel website, they are accurate & easy to follow. Once you are on the main road, just keep going straight, you cross about 3 intersections. There is a 7-Eleven on the right hand side, the hostel is on the left after about 100 metres. All bathrooms and toilets are clean. We never had any concerns in our 2 teenage children going to the toilet or showers at any time of the night. The ladies on the front desk are extremely helpful, and happy to answer any questions. Your room key is also the key to the back door, so you can come and go as you please. Reception closes at 11pm, but I emailed them to let them know our flight didn't arrive until late, so they stayed open for us. Will definitely stay here again.

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

We had a great experience staying at Ryokan Kamogawa for 2 nights. We had a Japanese style family room with a small bathroom. The room was big enough for 4 of us, including 2 teens. There is a public bathroom on the hall way as well. The facility is clean, and they bring in a pot of hot water for tea every afternoon. It is conveniently located, about 5 minutes walk from the Asakusa station and also close to the nakamize shopping street. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We were very happy with our stay at Ryokan Kamogawa.