Around Shibamata Taishakuten Street × Nearby StaysRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The room was spacious and very comfortable. It was new, clean, and had a pleasant aroma effect. The passcode system is convenient as you can go out without worrying about a key (it might be a good idea to memorize it as you could be locked out if you forget your smartphone in

The room was spacious enough for four people to relax comfortably. The breakfast had a wide variety and everything was delicious. It was the day of the Sanja Festival, so we could feel the excitement of the festival nearby, which was fun. I wish the room had amenities like

I stayed with a bed and breakfast plan. The location is very convenient for sightseeing in Asakusa, and amenities safe for children were also provided. In the lounge, you can enjoy Asakusa's unique sweets while gazing at the Skytree, allowing you to leisurely enjoy the specia

It is usually difficult to find accommodation when traveling with elderly people (one of whom is in a wheelchair) and a dog, but we were able to stay together in one room at this wonderful hotel. The hotel is new and clean, and both the reception staff and the cleaning staff prov

Despite booking the day before, we were upgraded to a lovely newly renovated room with a view of the Skytree. The male staff member who assisted us at check-in provided excellent service. The room had a counter with a view of the Skytree right in front, and next to it was a c

Although the walking distance increased, it was enjoyable to walk while observing the city, and there was no train congestion, which was nice. On the way back, I walked to Ueno, and there were many shops, making it a fun walk. I would like to use it again when I go to the Dome.

and when you return to the inn, the view from the room, footbath, and bath is truly the best. I also felt heartfelt hospitality everywhere, and I became a complete fan. This service at this price is surely the result of effort and sincerity. Thank you very much. Of course,

Overall, the facilities were clean and well-maintained, and I was able to relax while enjoying the view of the illuminated Skytree from the open-air bath at night. There were no major complaints, but if I had to mention something, it would be that the air conditioning is centra

I had a very pleasant stay. The spacious entrance was so stylish that I wondered, "Is it okay for me to stay here?" The receptionist was friendly and responded politely. The cleaning was thorough in every corner, and the pajamas were comfortable and soft, allowing me to sle

) under the annex is not related to the hotel, but I thought it was good. Also, I came by car from western Japan this time, and since the Shuto Expressway is very crowded in the evening, I think it's better to be careful when booking a hotel on the east side of Tokyo Station.

I stayed for a week and it was stress-free! Close to the metro station, convenience store nearby, and well-equipped amenities (I wish I hadn't brought my own skincare products as it only added to my luggage). It was quiet, and the mattress on the bed was very comfortable, wit

Within walking distance, there are supermarkets, convenience stores, public baths, Inaricho Station, and various dining options, and Kappabashi was also within walking distance. The front desk staff were very accommodating, and seeing the cleaning staff working efficiently, I wil

I came by car, and the first floor is a coin-operated parking lot, which was nice because guests get a discounted rate for up to 24 hours. Both Sensoji Temple and the Skytree are slightly far on foot, but since it's Tokyo, the subway and buses are well-developed, so it wasn't a