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Embodying “intimate”—meaning friendly, relaxing, and a hidden retreat—we offer the kind of comfort and travel joy you can only experience by choosing to stay here. We aim to be a Hotel that makes your time in Asakusa truly satisfying, so you can leave feeling genuinely glad you came. Just a 2-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Asakusa Station and Toei Subway Asakusa Station. 1 minute on foot to Kaminarimon Gate.
Asakusa Rokku Broadway is a lively entertainment district, once home to the Edo Three Theaters and known as the birthplace of popular performing arts and cinema. Enjoy an authentic Asakusa stay in a Japanese hospitality space where you can experience Kabuki and traditional culture.
A "stay-in restaurant" compact luxury Hotel has opened in Kinshicho, Tokyo. With the concept of "Your Room becomes your own private restaurant," all 24 Rooms, including suites, are equipped to provide an elegant in-Room dining experience. You can enjoy dishes and refined services from restaurants such as teppanyaki, sushi, and Italian cuisine in the comfort of your Room. Conveniently located, it takes only 10 minutes to Tokyo Skytree, 15 minutes to Asakusa Kaminarimon, and 10-15 minutes to Tokyo Station by train or taxi, making it ideal for Tokyo sightseeing.
Richmond Hotels Group operates 43 hotels across The whole country, offering convenient stays for both leisure and business travel. Now, a new Richmond Hotel brand, “Schoole,” is born. “Schoole” comes from Greek and refers to leisure—how you choose to spend your free time in your own way. The name of Richmond Hotel Premier Tokyo Schoole, the first experience-based hotel by Richmond Hotels, reflects our wish for you to fully enjoy culture at your own pace—whether immersing yourself in your hobbies or unwinding in the sauna.
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.
A stylish and playful lifestyle Hotel by Marriott, located just a 5-minute walk from JR and Tokyo Metro Kinshicho Station.Convenient access to Haneda Airport and Tokyo Disney Resort via shuttle bus from Kinshicho Station, as well as easy connections to major tourist destinations by train or air. Perfect for business stays or as a base for sightseeing in Asakusa and Sumida.Compact rooms are equipped with foldable desks & chairs, 50-inch LED TVs, USB ports, bathrooms with rain showers, hairdryers, and complimentary bath amenities. Featuring Simmons mattresses for ultimate comfort. The Hotel also offers a 24-hour lounge, gym, workspace, coin laundry facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay while providing opportunities to connect with other travelers or crew members. Of course, WiFi is available anytime and anywhere within the Hotel.
The location of our Hotel was once home to a historic Japanese restaurant called "Asakusa Tanbo Kusatsu-tei," which thrived for over 150 years. This renowned establishment featured a stage where many geisha graced the banquets, adding elegance to the social gatherings. During the era of luxury restrictions, geisha attire consisted of Shimada-style hair, short-sleeved kimono, and white face powder makeup. Their hairstyles were adorned with "kanzashi" hairpins, which not only enhanced their beauty but also symbolized their status and position through the placement and type of kanzashi, making it a true emblem of Edo culture. Our Hotel aspires to be a kanzashi that ties together the history and culture of this land with the heartfelt experiences of our guests. We aim to serve as a stage where people can connect with the city, its culture, and the beauty of Japan, allowing many to experience its charm and traditions.
The name "Moire" refers to the phenomenon where overlapping patterns create a new design. At our Hotel, we have reinterpreted this concept as "a place where different cultures overlap to create new ones," and we proudly celebrated our grand opening in June 2022. Located on the site of the former Yoshiwara red-light district, our Hotel carries on its historical legacy while recreating the architectural style of cafés that flourished in the early Showa era. Immerse yourself in an extraordinary experience within our black-and-white guest rooms, where modernity and retro charm blend seamlessly, evoking the history and culture that once thrived here.
Asakusa Kaede, which has just opened, is designed with the theme of "Asakusa Modern and Chic," with each room uniquely conceptualized. The space offers a perfect blend of the ordinary and extraordinary, featuring traditional Japanese elements such as "tatami-raised seating areas" and "futons," which are slightly removed from modern living. As part of our efforts to value limited resources, we have equipped all rooms with water dispensers instead of bottled water, a feature particularly appreciated by women and families with children.
Check-in is at the SAKE BAR, where each guest will receive a masu cup as a token of stay. Enjoy unlimited sake, a footbath and private baths, and sake in your Room as well. The space features an interior design sprinkled with elements of traditional Japanese culture, including a kamidana shrine. In addition to sake, we also offer Japanese cultural experiences such as origami, kimono, and art.
Within walking distance of Senso-ji Temple and other major attractions. An apartment-style Hotel in a convenient location for exploring Asakusa as well as Tokyo. Ideal for groups and families, accommodating up to 9 guests.
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.
We offer the warmth of traditional Japanese hospitality and the charm of downtown through our Ryokan, providing a comfortable and relaxing experience. You are sure to create unforgettable memories that can only be experienced at this Ryokan. Enjoy a moment of peace, like sitting on a veranda overlooking the nostalgic atmosphere of downtown, at "Machinaka Ryokan."
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