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Corridors feature wooden paneling and stone walls, with a bench and a sign reading 'Ain'.

"Great location, great price and great dining options for families. "

NT$2,973 total

Aug 7 - Aug 8

Located in Tokyo Asakusa, BUN offers a striking entrance with a brick and glass facade.

"Will definitely choose this place again in the future!"

NT$2,899 total

Aug 5 - Aug 6

Deluxe Room with Rooftop Terrace (58sqm / For 5 People), Non Smoking | 1 bedroom, blackout drapes, free WiFi, bed sheets

"Stayed with my 11 year old daughter for two nights, it is amazing and so much space. Staff are friendly, it’s very clean and cannot believe how big it was in the room. Would definitely stay there again. It is room only but loads of places to eat and drink around"

NT$6,303 total

Aug 14 - Aug 15

Contemporary bathroom with a toilet, sink, and mirror, plus a small table and potted plant.

"This is a perfect place to stay if you want some quiet away from the busy shopping of Tokyo. "

Relax in a stylish room with a long desk, sofa, and two single beds, complemented by abstract artwork and a ceiling-mounted air conditioning unit.

"Amazing property! Close to the station"

Experience the urban charm of this apartment, featuring a sleek facade and welcoming entrance with a convenient check-in area.

"Amazing appartement in the city. Great amenities. Shopping around. Very quiet and walkable area. Thr bedding is very comfortable."

NT$4,696 total

Aug 6 - Aug 7

"It was clean and a great deal for the price very space it spacious would definitely rent again the area was safe"

NT$1,659 total

Aug 17 - Aug 18

Stunning Art Deco Hotel entrance with a grand arched doorway and lush greenery.

"The room was clean, the bathroom had more space than some other Japanese hotels. The only issue was with the water temperature, which would sometimes go cold. We had otherwise a very pleasant stay. Would recommend."

Relax in this stylish living room with a flat-screen TV, comfortable seating area, and large window.

"Pretty far away from most things Tokyo. A decent walk from the train station too. "

NT$2,074 total

Sep 1 - Sep 2

Two single beds with matching headboards and footboards, a desk with a chair, and a flat-screen TV.

"Perfect place to stay"

NT$5,490 total

Aug 7 - Aug 8

Relax in a stylish space with a comfortable bed, sofa, and flat-screen TV.

"No one was ever there so no way to ask questions "

NT$5,948 total

Aug 17 - Aug 18

Kitchen area with a refrigerator, microwave, and stove, featuring a backsplash and wooden cabinet.

Kitchen features a gas stove with an oven and stainless steel sink.

"Was great"

Relax in a cozy space with a comfortable bed, flat-screen TV, and a clean, simple design.

"The staff was friendly and the cost was great,. The bathroom was tight and had no room to move around but the facility was old but clean. I would recommend for a budget traveler who only needs a place to sleep. this hotel met my expectations in terms of cleanliness. "

NT$2,277 total

Aug 5 - Aug 6

Enjoy a comfortable stay in this urban retreat with a large window, single bed, and workspace.

"The location is very quiet 10inite walk to train station. Check in and check out was very easy. We found the beds hard but still slept ok. We would go back for sure. "

NT$2,440 total

Aug 5 - Aug 6

Standard Quadruple Room (#CL1) | 1 bedroom, iron/ironing board, free WiFi, bed sheets

"Great place to stay! Check in was easy and effortless. Location was an easy walk to Sensoji and close to subway lines. WiFi in apartment was strong. Apartment itself was a good size and incredibly clean. "

Enjoy cooking in this well-equipped kitchenette with a gas stove, stainless steel sink, and compact dishwasher.

"Great place!!"

Relax in this serene space with a wicker sofa, wooden side table, and potted plant.

"Nice large apartment with everything you could ask for. Was like living in your own home. Was only missing an iron for your clothes but this seems to be the norm for Japan, so bring your own. Communication was excellent and very quick. Lots of convenience stores nearby and a quick walk to the train station,"