Tokyo Hotel Guide - Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Quiet and nice but still lots to do, see and eat. Right off the Main Street and super relaxing."

"It’s my first time to Japan and was overwhelmed where to stay after hearing so many great suggestions. After much researching, I knew I wanted to stay in Asakusa area for the charm and location. I couldn’t decide on whether Airbnb or hotel. Richmond Premier Hotel caught my attention and after much consideration, I thought why not. It was the best decision I made for staying the 5 nights at this hotel. The hotel was very modern, clean, spacious, friendly and helpful staff, close to train station, attractions and unlimted food stalls. Extra bonus…Donki is right around the corner. During my initial booking, I did book another 2 nights after doing 5 days in Osaka. This hotel is truly amazing and I look forward staying back here when I return back to Japan! "

"You could walk up and down any street and find lots of places to shop or hole in the walls to eat. Staff was very kind and helpful! We really appreciated them letting us check in early after we walked 40+ minutes with all of our luggage. Our room was spacious and we had a big bathroom. Onsen and balcony were lovely. Masterbed was comfortable. Everything was clean. Only thing I wish is that I could find those cloudy bathhouse autumn bath salts that were provided so I could experience that at home as well. Lobby also had fresh coffee and iced tea complimentary! "

"Super clean hotel. Good location but a little bit of a walk to major subway lines. The late night noodles are delicious. Can’t comment on the hot spring bath because I have tattoos that cannot be covered, but the policy was clear upon booking so it was not a problem for me. The room was always cleaned very well everyday. I would highly recommend staying at this hotel."

"Amaziiing experience I will definitely book again with them "

"Lots of shopping and restaurant options. Great location!"

"Sure the decor is a little dated. Staff were great. Very clean and peaceful. Heaps of food and shopping in the area. Only a few minutes to the train station"

"Spa was one of the good amneties"

"Awesome place to stay in Asakusa, many places to eat, shop & the Sensö-Ji temple is close by. The Tokyo skytree is about less than a mile from there. Also the Tokyo famous fluffy pancakes “Benitsuru” 10 min walking distace."