Arrived early after a long flight and was able to check in early for a small fee. Friendly and helpful staff. Very clean and comfortable room with all that we needed. Water refill and other hot drinks available at reception. 7-11 and restaurants nearby. Great location near to Senso-ji temple and the river. Very close to subway stations with great access to other Tokyo districts. Would recommend this hotel.
Arrived early after a long flight and was able to check in early for a small fee. Friendly and helpful staff. Very clean and comfortable room with all that we needed. Water refill and other hot drinks available at reception. 7-11 and restaurants nearby. Great location near to Senso-ji temple and the river. Very close to subway stations with great access to other Tokyo districts. Would recommend this hotel.
Julie
Reviewed September 9, 2026Reviewed September 9, 2026
Perfect place to stay for a family of 3. Enough space for us to relax after a day out sightseeing. Room was very clean, reception staff amazing. Everything was just perfect.
Perfect place to stay for a family of 3. Enough space for us to relax after a day out sightseeing. Room was very clean, reception staff amazing. Everything was just perfect.
Mindaugas
Reviewed November 4, 2026Reviewed November 4, 2026
Lovely accommodation (2 adults, 16 year old & 9 year old). Had everything we needed, and anything we didn’t, we could rent for free. Staff very welcoming and helpful. Would highly recommend.
Lovely accommodation (2 adults, 16 year old & 9 year old). Had everything we needed, and anything we didn’t, we could rent for free. Staff very welcoming and helpful. Would highly recommend.
We had the most wonderful stay at this beautiful hotel in Tokyo. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel so welcome. Both the day and night staffs were genuinely kind, attentive, and always ready to help with a warm smile. Their hospitality truly made our trip extra special. The view of the sky tree from hotel roof top was stunning as well. Thank you to the amazing team for making our stay so memorable. We would absolutely love to come back again!
We had the most wonderful stay at this beautiful hotel in Tokyo. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel so welcome. Both the day and night staffs were genuinely kind, attentive, and always ready to help with a warm smile. Their hospitality truly made our trip extra special. The view of the sky tree from hotel roof top was stunning as well. Thank you to the amazing team for making our stay so memorable. We would absolutely love to come back again!
Sirjana
Reviewed February 27, 2026Reviewed February 27, 2026
Awesome hotel. Friendly helpful staff. Superb large spacious classy room with kitchenette, lounge and double beds. Stylish modern Japanese style. Onsen and gym were cherries on the cake. Highly recommend
Awesome hotel. Friendly helpful staff. Superb large spacious classy room with kitchenette, lounge and double beds. Stylish modern Japanese style. Onsen and gym were cherries on the cake. Highly recommend
We loved staying in Asakusa and the Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku. Reasonably spacious room in a quiet (weekdays) area. Great amenities. Convenient location to shops and restaurants. A great stay!
We loved staying in Asakusa and the Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku. Reasonably spacious room in a quiet (weekdays) area. Great amenities. Convenient location to shops and restaurants. A great stay!
Other Space is a lovely hotel and is literally a stone’s throw from Sensoji Temple. There’s a coffee shop on the 1st floor and a well stocked convenience store. The staff were helpful and friendly. Our superior double room was small but the hotel makes the dimensions of the rooms very clear when you book. There is also a fantastic roof garden with views of Sensoji, Asakusa and the Sky Tree and is a great place to sit with a drink or food anytime of the day. We loved Other Space Asakusa and...
Other Space is a lovely hotel and is literally a stone’s throw from Sensoji Temple. There’s a coffee shop on the 1st floor and a well stocked convenience store. The staff were helpful and friendly. Our superior double room was small but the hotel makes the dimensions of the rooms very clear when you book. There is also a fantastic roof garden with views of Sensoji, Asakusa and the Sky Tree and is a great place to sit with a drink or food anytime of the day. We loved Other Space Asakusa and...
Clean and quiet space in Asakusa, though a little far from the train stations (15 mins walk). Would recommend using the bus (46, T08) to get there faster or taxi if necessary. Room was okay sized, enough for 2 people. Bathroom is clean and well laid out, shower toilet, wash basin all separate. Great view of Tokyo Skytree from the hotel. Only 8 floors, but there is an elevator. As always, convenience stores nearby within short walking distance, right at the doorstep. Staff spoke English and...
Clean and quiet space in Asakusa, though a little far from the train stations (15 mins walk). Would recommend using the bus (46, T08) to get there faster or taxi if necessary. Room was okay sized, enough for 2 people. Bathroom is clean and well laid out, shower toilet, wash basin all separate. Great view of Tokyo Skytree from the hotel. Only 8 floors, but there is an elevator. As always, convenience stores nearby within short walking distance, right at the doorstep. Staff spoke English and...
Syed
Reviewed November 3, 2026Reviewed November 3, 2026
Fantastic location, not too quiet but not busy at all with plenty of restaurants nearby. Top notch, well kept facilities, friendly staff.
100% would use again
Fantastic location, not too quiet but not busy at all with plenty of restaurants nearby. Top notch, well kept facilities, friendly staff.
100% would use again
We were truly amazed at the size of the room, by Japanese hotel standards it was massive! The room amenities were very welcome, especially the washer\dryer and the fully equipped kitchen was a welcome surprise. The staff are very welcoming and friendly and will help you in any way possible to make your stay enjoyable, we will definitely be staying there again on our subsequent trips to Tokyo. 👏👏👏👏👏
We were truly amazed at the size of the room, by Japanese hotel standards it was massive! The room amenities were very welcome, especially the washer\dryer and the fully equipped kitchen was a welcome surprise. The staff are very welcoming and friendly and will help you in any way possible to make your stay enjoyable, we will definitely be staying there again on our subsequent trips to Tokyo. 👏👏👏👏👏
Best known for its temples, Asakusa is an area in the Taito district of downtown Tokyo. The area sits on the west bank of the Sumida River at the end of the Metro Ginza line (G19) and close to Ueno Station, which is one of the city’s major railway stations. Asakusa is quite a traditional area with many historical sights and a great selection of mid-range and budget accommodation.
Don’t Miss
The Buddhist Temple Sensōji is the largest in all of Tokyo as well as being the oldest. It is a significant temple that is dedicated to the bodhisattva Kannon and was built in 628. It features the ‘Thunder Gate’ entranceway and its giant lantern and statues of guardian gods Raijin and Fujin. The popular Sanja Festival is held here on the third weekend of every May.
Asakusa Jinja is a Shinto shrine just east of Sensōji that is there to protect the temple. Denpoin Temple is also in Asakusa and boasts a spectacular Japanese garden with stone bridges, lotus ponds, loads of trees and even a small waterfall. The garden is actually closed throughout most of the year, opening its doors to the public just twice a year.
Families can spend time enjoying the Hanayashiki amusement park, which is the oldest amusement park in all of Japan. The park is not big, but it features rides, games and booths.
Restaurants and Bars
There is no shortage of places to eat and drink in Asakusa, though no one should leave without trying senbei rice crackers, which are a speciality of the area. Asakusa is also known for its tempura and kaminari okoshi, a sweet made from rice, peanuts and syrup. The brandy-based cocktail denki bran is also a must, and can be enjoyed at a number of bars in the area. Asakusa is also home to Tokyo’s oldest geisha district.
Shopping
Nakamise-dōri is the main shopping street in the area, with around 90 shops lining the 250-metre street that leads to Sensōji. Kappabashi-dori is known for its kitchenware and Japanese pottery and has been pegged as ‘Kitchen Town’, while Asakusabashi specialises in beads and other arts and crafts items.