Hotels near Taito in Tokyo

Service was fantastic and the front of house staff were very friendly. The only downside being that the room smelt of cigarettes even though it was a non smoking room. Although that blame is on rude guests and not the great staff. They kept our luggage till we were ready to leave for the airport and it’s a short walk from Ueno station and the Narita express at Keisei. A nice place to base yourself in Ueno with lots of food and Konbini as well as a supermarket around.

It’s super clean hotel and very friendly reception. Location is a 10-14min walk to the station.

There are two Richmond hotels in Asakusa, and we stayed at Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International, so it’s important not to mix them up. The hotel charges a local accommodation tax. Guests are provided with welcome drinks as well as light snacks, which was a nice touch. After shopping at the Uniqlo downstairs, it was very convenient to go back up and enjoy afternoon tea or a drink while taking in the view. The location is excellent ,getting to Kaminarimon and the Asakusa area is very easy and walkable. However, the room felt quite small. Luggage space was limited, and it became inconvenient especially since there were three of us with three large suitcases. Overall, this hotel is great for location, views, and lounge amenities, but those traveling in a group or with large luggage may find the room size a bit tight.

The hotel's location is excellent, just about a five-minute walk from Asakusa Subway Station, with a Life supermarket nearby. The hotel service was exceptionally good. On the day we checked in, it was snowing heavily, and several receptionists at the hotel entrance helped us with our luggage and carefully wiped it clean. Check-in was also very smooth. The breakfast area offers views of the Skytree. The room facilities are comprehensive, with a rich selection of amenities, including cleansing oil and disposable bath mitts. You can even see Mount Fuji from the room. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied! 👍

Facilities: The room size is quite generous. There's a spacious hallway upon entering, so even with our two large suitcases and a stroller, it didn't feel cramped. The toilet and washbasin are in separate areas, and in addition to a shower, there's also a bathtub. The room is well-equipped with a hairdryer, refrigerator, kettle, and air purifier. The dedicated floor has a microwave, ice maker, coin-operated washer and dryer, and a 24-hour gym. Plus, there are complimentary snacks and drinks available on the 10th floor, making it incredibly convenient and excellent value for money. Environment: It's very close to Senso-ji Temple, and there's an OK Supermarket right across from the hotel, where prices are about half of what you'd find at a convenience store. There are tons of dining options nearby, and it's super close to Senso-ji Temple. For getting around, you can take the TX Tsukuba Line two stops to Akihabara and then transfer to the Yamanote Line to reach major shopping districts. Alternatively, you can walk a bit further to Tawaramachi Station for the Ginza Line. The main hotel building, right across the street, offers Limousine Bus service to Haneda and Narita airports. However, the schedule isn't very frequent, and the Haneda route isn't direct, stopping at a few other hotels, which makes the journey longer than taking the Asakusa Line. The upside is you don't have to drag your luggage all the way to Asakusa subway station.

Stayed for 4 nights with my 9 year old daughter. We liked everything! The room has a mini fridge, mini bath. There is a table and a chair. The room is small, but comfortable. There is something to compare with). Tokyo Skytree was visible from the window. The room opens with a code - it is convenient. The room is cleaned every 4 days, but you can change the towels any day. There is no common recreation area in the hotel, but we did not need it. The nearest metro stations are Inarichi and Ueno. It is probably 10 minutes or a little more to Ueno.

The hotel is right in the heart of the Asakusa Senso-ji commercial street, directly opposite UNIQLO, Don Quijote (open 24 hours), and Ichiran Ramen. From the room, you can see Senso-ji Temple and the Tokyo Skytree. At night, you can watch the illuminations directly from your room. The best part about staying here is being able to explore in the mornings and evenings when there are absolutely no crowds. There are also many small, atmospheric roadside stalls nearby that serve late-night snacks and drinks. For Narita Airport, there's a direct express line, so no transfers needed.

This place is great for a short solo getaway. While it's advertised as a double room, the bed is really only big enough for one person. I wouldn't recommend it if you're traveling with a companion or have a large suitcase. The room is incredibly cramped, the bed is tiny, and you might not even have space to fully open your luggage. However, the location in Asakusa is super convenient.

The location is excellent, very close to Senso-ji Temple. The surrounding area is vibrant and lively, and it's not far from the station, making it convenient to get to various places. The rooms are quite new, more modern, and better suited for international travelers' needs, for example, by removing single bathtubs. The front desk has several Chinese-speaking staff, making communication smooth and easy. They also offer luggage storage on the day of check-in and check-out. However, there are a few minor flaws. For instance, the room I stayed in had some noticeable stains on the walls, which affected the aesthetics. Also, the wall-mounted TV protruded quite a bit, and since the hallway was already narrow, it was easy to bump into it when passing by. Overall, it's a very good hotel, and the price is quite reasonable. I would definitely consider staying here again when I visit Tokyo.

The hotel is located near Senso-ji Temple, and you can see Tokyo Skytree and the Five-Storied Pagoda from the window – so naturally, it's quite busy. Having an onsen is a nice bonus, and it has all the basic amenities you'd expect. You can't really ask for too much space in central Tokyo. They even offer small ice lollies after the onsen. Breakfast was pretty good too, and if you're hungry after 9:30 PM, they'll even serve you a bowl of noodles. The room's design is quite practical. I stayed for two nights, and even though I didn't hang the 'please clean' sign, they didn't even enter the room to empty the trash, just left a bag of towels on the door.