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Asakusa Central Hotel
4.6/591 Reviews

Asakusa Central Hotel

Ueno/Asakusa Tokyo|0.08km from Kimonokan, Asakusa
I just spent 5 nights in a single room at their main building. I love the location and how it is close to everything in Asakusa. The room was soundproofed so I didn't get the street noise. The housekeeping was done by lovely elderly ladies who leave a bag of neatly folded towels and pyjamas at your door if you have a 'do not disturb' sign out. I didn't sleep very well as the duvet was a little dirty. They use a main duvet and line it with a bedsheet on its underside which means they don't wash the duvet and change only the sheet during room service. I found dust and hairs on the duvet so I requested for extra sheets to put between myself and the duvet. The management should seriously reconsider their bedding, especially for guests who are allergic/sensitive to dust. The front desk staff were helpful enough. Oddly, they refused my request to make a table reservation for a restaurant. I approached 2 staff members and they were adamant about not providing this service to guests. Finally, after much persuasion, I managed to get a lady to very reluctantly make a call to the restaurant. It was a very strange policy. I wish to thank a front desk staff - a young, bespectacled man- who assisted me in booking a taxi on 28 Jan, around 10:45pm and very very kindly took the trouble to take my luggage out in the pouring rain for the taxi. Overall, my one and only complaint is the bedding. Otherwise, I had a good experience and the location can't be beat.

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Khaosan Tokyo Laboratory
3.9/512 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa
Stayed in Room 305, a 3 Persons Private Room. PROS: The location in Asakusa was fantastic - a 4-minute walk to Tawaramachi Station, a 6-minute walk to Sensō-Ji Temple, and best of all, only a 4-minute walk to SEIYU in Asakusa ROX which is where you should go at night for discounted food! There is free tea, coffee, and water in the lobby 24/7 and the front desk provides one free mask per day. They provide shampoo, conditioner, and body soap. You can ask for toothbrushes and razors at the front desk for free. There is a communal bathroom and kitchen on the 6th floor, which you are welcome to use. Staff was very friendly and building was secured at night. CONS: The Wifi was very weak in the room, but worked okay in the lobby. The water from the shower leaks onto the bathroom floor so be sure to wear flip flops! The bed frames were a bit dusty and the view from the window was not great, but we cannot complain for the price we paid.
Asakusa Central Hotel
4.6/591 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa
I just spent 5 nights in a single room at their main building. I love the location and how it is close to everything in Asakusa. The room was soundproofed so I didn't get the street noise. The housekeeping was done by lovely elderly ladies who leave a bag of neatly folded towels and pyjamas at your door if you have a 'do not disturb' sign out. I didn't sleep very well as the duvet was a little dirty. They use a main duvet and line it with a bedsheet on its underside which means they don't wash the duvet and change only the sheet during room service. I found dust and hairs on the duvet so I requested for extra sheets to put between myself and the duvet. The management should seriously reconsider their bedding, especially for guests who are allergic/sensitive to dust. The front desk staff were helpful enough. Oddly, they refused my request to make a table reservation for a restaurant. I approached 2 staff members and they were adamant about not providing this service to guests. Finally, after much persuasion, I managed to get a lady to very reluctantly make a call to the restaurant. It was a very strange policy. I wish to thank a front desk staff - a young, bespectacled man- who assisted me in booking a taxi on 28 Jan, around 10:45pm and very very kindly took the trouble to take my luggage out in the pouring rain for the taxi. Overall, my one and only complaint is the bedding. Otherwise, I had a good experience and the location can't be beat.
Hotel Trend Asakusa
4/526 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa
I was a week, and when I arrived, I was welcomed, and my bags were brought to my room. All things were clean, and every day they came to your room, and toys, and towels, and new hairstyles. in the bathroom like a toothbrush and slices. If you wanted to get free coffee in the lobby in the morning, in the lobby you could also benefit you to go to warm dinner there was for you any order or stokes, The hotel is also very quiet at night and very close to the station and the metro. There is also a bakery and a shop next to the hotel.
B:Conte Asakusa
4.5/575 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa
This hotel had truly been wonderful to stay in while we had been in Tokyo. The Asakusa area that it is located in, is a fun spot to explore with lots of shops and places to eat. It is close to either the Ginza or the Asakusa subway stations. We stayed here for over a week during our trip to Tokyo, and the room had been quite large compared to other places we had stayed in Japan. Plenty of closet space to store things. Having the washer/dryer in the room was extremely useful, especially since it had been the height of the August heat. The staff, especially the front desk, are extremely friendly and helpful. When our planned hike to the summit of Mt. Fuji went awry due to a typhoon, the woman at the desk called the hut we had booked to stay at on Mt. Fuji and explained the situation. We would never have been able to explain everything without her help. I highly recommend this hotel.
Hotel Trend Asakusa Annex
4.1/512 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa
The room is very compact, but the sparrow is small and complete. The location of the hotel is very good, less than one kilometer from Asakusa Station, passing the Thunder Gate on the road. The hotel is surrounded by shopping streets, and it is very convenient to eat and shop. Therefore, the price of this hotel is very high, if the space requirements are not large, it is highly recommended.
Khaosan Tokyo Kabuki
4.2/52 Reviews
Ueno/Asakusa
Very good location, next to Sensoji Temple, close to the subway and close to the Sky Tree

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Average Temperature

• January to March: 8.98°C during the day, 5.13°C at night

• April to June: 20.28°C during the day, 16.65°C at night

• July to September: 27.27°C during the day, 24.07°C at night

• October to December: 15.08°C during the day, 11.49°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 74.43 cm

• Summer: 141.07 cm

• Autumn: 175.03 cm

• Winter: 98.4 cm

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