The hotel is right next to Senso-ji Temple. It’s very close to the metro station. The hotel itself is very cozy and nice. The staff are very kind, helpful and accommodating. The rooms have enough space to feel welcome and comfortable. The bathrooms are very clean and the beds are comfortable too. Very nice hotel.
The hotel is right next to Senso-ji Temple. It’s very close to the metro station. The hotel itself is very cozy and nice. The staff are very kind, helpful and accommodating. The rooms have enough space to feel welcome and comfortable. The bathrooms are very clean and the beds are comfortable too. Very nice hotel.
Alberto
Reviewed October 21, 2026Reviewed October 21, 2026
The management understands the capsule-hotel experience and has designed the experience accordingly. All the features in the individual and shared/common spaces work as advertised, and when one of them (the coffee machine) broke, I could see they immediately had someone working to fix it.
The management understands the capsule-hotel experience and has designed the experience accordingly. All the features in the individual and shared/common spaces work as advertised, and when one of them (the coffee machine) broke, I could see they immediately had someone working to fix it.
Excellent. Staff was so friendly and polite. Hotel is close to bus stops and train station entrance. Absolutely loved the area. Quick walk restaurants, Don Quixote, shopping mall, food vendors, Senjio and other temples. Would absolutely stay here again.
Rooms were spacious and clean. Staff was so nice and interacted with my 2 kids and they had a great time.
Excellent. Staff was so friendly and polite. Hotel is close to bus stops and train station entrance. Absolutely loved the area. Quick walk restaurants, Don Quixote, shopping mall, food vendors, Senjio and other temples. Would absolutely stay here again.
Rooms were spacious and clean. Staff was so nice and interacted with my 2 kids and they had a great time.
Location is perfect- close to bus station and asakusa; very clean and has everything we need; staff was very helpful in asking questions about the trains.
Location is perfect- close to bus station and asakusa; very clean and has everything we need; staff was very helpful in asking questions about the trains.
What an amazing Ryokan right in the heart of Tokyo! It's both less expensive and nicer than other ryokans in Asakusa. From the tea room to the incredible staff, to the gorgeous, modern rooms, definitely consider staying here instead of a normal hotel next time you're in the area. Their reservable open-air bath with the Skytree view is something else.
The only negative is that it is a slightly longer walk to their location from train stations compared to other Ryokans in the area, but that means...
What an amazing Ryokan right in the heart of Tokyo! It's both less expensive and nicer than other ryokans in Asakusa. From the tea room to the incredible staff, to the gorgeous, modern rooms, definitely consider staying here instead of a normal hotel next time you're in the area. Their reservable open-air bath with the Skytree view is something else.
The only negative is that it is a slightly longer walk to their location from train stations compared to other Ryokans in the area, but that means...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed February 15, 2020Reviewed February 15, 2020
One of the most affordable hotels we stayed at during our trip to the Japan and SUPER worth it!! Room is condo style so it came with kitchen area, washer/dryer and a little living room area. Walking distance from train stations, street shops and restaurants but the hotel itself is near a quieter street. Definitely recommend this hotel. All hotels we stayed at were clean and welcoming :)
One of the most affordable hotels we stayed at during our trip to the Japan and SUPER worth it!! Room is condo style so it came with kitchen area, washer/dryer and a little living room area. Walking distance from train stations, street shops and restaurants but the hotel itself is near a quieter street. Definitely recommend this hotel. All hotels we stayed at were clean and welcoming :)
Shanelle
Reviewed November 3, 2026Reviewed November 3, 2026
Extremely comfortable stay at onyado nono bettei. The hotel annex just opened in January of 2024 and is very clean and inviting. The service is exemplary and location is prime. Roughly 15 minute walk to asakusa station, 2 minute walk to sensoji temple, and 5 minutes to asakusa view hotel to take a limousine bus to the airport. We had an incredible time in the onsen, enjoyed all the food and drinks, and breakfast was delicious. The only cons were atrociously hard pillows that would break your...
Extremely comfortable stay at onyado nono bettei. The hotel annex just opened in January of 2024 and is very clean and inviting. The service is exemplary and location is prime. Roughly 15 minute walk to asakusa station, 2 minute walk to sensoji temple, and 5 minutes to asakusa view hotel to take a limousine bus to the airport. We had an incredible time in the onsen, enjoyed all the food and drinks, and breakfast was delicious. The only cons were atrociously hard pillows that would break your...
This hotel is close by Senso-ji temple and various subway lines. The area around the hotel is usually quiet and they have a cafe with a store inside. Overall, not bad.
This hotel is close by Senso-ji temple and various subway lines. The area around the hotel is usually quiet and they have a cafe with a store inside. Overall, not bad.
Travelers love the Asakusa neighborhood for its array of dining options, sightseeing, and temples. Looking for sights you might find in a travel guide about Asakusa? Consider a visit to Sensoji Temple while you're in the neighborhood.
What's the best accommodation in Asakusa?
Based on our traveler data, Asakusa Tobu Hotel is one of the top choices for your stay in Asakusa. This hotel is a short 5-minute walk from Sensoji Temple, and it offers a restaurant and free WiFi. Other good options for your stay in the neighborhood include HOTEL TAVINOS Asakusa and Onyado Nono Asakusa Bettei.
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What is there to do in this Tokyo neighborhood?
For cultural attractions in Asakusa, head to Edo Shitamachi Traditional Crafts Museum, Mokubatei, and Asakusa Public Hall. As you're discovering the neighborhood, Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Shrine are some other places worth a visit. Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Dome are some favorite places to visit in the area around Asakusa. While you're out sightseeing, Hanayashiki Amusement Park and Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center are a couple of additional sights to visit in Tokyo.