Around Shibamata Taishakuten Street × Art-Friendly AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Approximately a 5-minute walk from Nippori Station. Guest rooms renovated in November 2024. Introducing the "Bunk Twin" with a kitchenette and bunk beds, as well as the spacious "Standard Double Room" with a bed width of 140 cm. With excellent access to urban areas and Narita Airport, Hotel aims to be a base for active guests, offering functional yet comfortable spaces. The bright and casual guest rooms have been fully renovated, including unit baths, providing an even more comfortable stay. Equipped with rental cooking utensils and a laundry room, it is also ideal for long-term stays.

The concept is Industrial & Natural. Inspired by a new hub of Tokyo’s street culture where travelers from around the world gather.ONE@Tokyo by insomnia helps you discover one-of-a-kind encounters in a place where modern cityscapes and the timeless charm of Edo-era Tokyo intersect.

La Classe Skytree is a standalone Hotel, renovated from a creator's atelier, nestled like a hidden gem in a nostalgic downtown area once called Honjo, near Asakusa. It is approximately a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Skytree Station. Located directly beneath Tokyo Skytree, you can experience its impressive presence up close. The location is perfect for a "downtown trip" exploring the Edo-era charm of Asakusa, Ryogoku, and Fukagawa, all within walking distance. With only one group per day, we provide carefully selected furniture and amenities. Travel as if you live, and live as if you travel. We offer a slightly unique experience. The bright living room with large windows is equipped with a kitchen and refrigerator. A drum-type washing machine is also available, making it a Hotel suitable for long-term stays.

A contemporary art hub where art storage and Hotel merge. Located about an 8-minute walk from Asakusa Station A2a exit and about a 9-minute walk from Kuramae Station A7 exit, this Hotel is nestled in a quiet residential area. You can easily access popular tourist spots such as Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree on foot. The shared spaces within the Hotel feature nine storage units where an art gallery publicly stores and displays works, along with various other exhibited pieces. Enjoy a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes world of the art scene, which is usually hidden from view.