Tokyo Hotel Guide - Shitaya Shrine hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"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! "

"CVS is nearby. There were 3 subway stations 10 minutes away. Laundry machine, Kitchen, 4beds. Taxis are passing by very often. Excellent breakfast place Katura was also nearby. Everything was perfect."

"The view from all of the rooms is amazing! Since the lowest floor is 21, you can see the whole city with Tokyo Tower right in the middle. Very close to the trains and the market with lots of food and shopping. Staff was great and the rooms were fairly spacious."

"Great room layout that suited our family. Clean and nice location."

"Excellent location in between Ueno and Nakaokachimachi. Highly recommend for a quick stay in the area before heading out into the bustling Ameyoko area or a few beers with friends"

"Excellent stay! The hotel is very clean, well-maintained, and conveniently located near shops, restaurants, and train stations. The staff are friendly, polite, and always ready to help. We really enjoyed our stay here and will definitely come back again. Highly recommended! 🙌"

"Amaziiing experience I will definitely book again with them "

"Spa was one of the good amneties"

"The hotel is in a great location, directly across the road from a popular dining and shopping district and a couple of minute walk from Ueno station. Ueno park is lovely during Sakura season and also very close by. Cheaper than Shinjuku and Shibuya (about 35 minutes away by train) but still vibrant and lively. I’ve stayed here three different times now, and if I’m ever in Ueno again, I’ll likely pick the same place. The staff are always pleasant and professional and happy to help. The rooms are small, this is to be expected based on the location, but are always comfortable and clean. "