Top Hotels Near Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center in Tokyo from NZ$99

"Great value for the price for a corner bedroom with twin beds (no building blocking the view) and newly renovated with spacious bathroom. Great location across the street from the Asakusa subway and the direct train service to Nikko for day trip. Staff at checkin and checkout were fluent in English."

"It’s a wonderful hotel that functions exactly as a hotel should. Close to a wide variety of shops, food, and attractions. "

"Very convenient location for trains, shopping, grocery stores, sites, and is directly across the street for the drop off/pickup for the Airport Limousine Bus should you opt to utilize that. Overall loved our room—separate tub and shower so we could shower on outside of tub and soak in tub after a long day of walking. Also liked that the clean (new?) toilet was in a separate room from bath area. Liked the hair dryer and iron which seemed new and a bit fancy for the type of products. Bed and bedding were great, however, the pillow were quite firm. Asked if softer pillows were available but none were. In this room the tv was far from bed. Note: There are two elevators, one of which can go directly up to your floor and down to the first floor to exit so as to avoid having to ride the escalator. If you want to go down to the first level just press the lower down arrow on the “handicap” side. Definitely a must-stay especially if you can get it for a good price!"

"Overall the single room I had was good. The bathroom was surprisingly spacious for a single. I just wish the room had a small fridge to keep water in. The lobby does provide free water from a machine, but I would have liked to have my own bottle of water cold in my room. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Overall I would say it's a nice hotel because of the price and location."

"Centrally located in Asakusa, right next to the Senso-ji temple. Rooms are very clean and on the smaller side. Amenities are great."

"Nice new hotel near temple. Great facilities, nice onsen, friendly employees. The busy area makes it more difficult to transport luggage by hand. I experienced higher prices for food Im the area due to tourists. This is not the hotels fault. The Asakusa station entrance with an elevator is difficult to find and about 8-900 meters away. Onsen can become busy at certain times especially on holiday when hotel is full. We had a queen room which was large size for Tokyo. The booking included daily cleaning with fresh linens. I would definitely stay again but visit on a less busy week. "

"We had an awesome stay. The whole apartment was clean, yes it is small, but its big enough for three people. the small kitchenette is perfect to cook wagyu beef. The bedrooms has its own air conditioning unit, the bed sheets and comforters are clean and very soft. The host is very accommodating as well. Provided all the information that is needed before check in and answered all inquiries in timely manner. "

"A pleasant stay within walking distance to many good sites and the wonderful Happy St. The room was comfortable but very small, bed against the wall so had to climb out on one side. The staff were excellent, understood our needs and were friendly and helpful. Hotel is very clean and breakfast included is substantial and tasty. A very good stay. "

"Good quiet location, great helpful staff."