Hotels near Sumo Stadium, Tokyo

"Location it's a great just next to the train station you don't hear any noise it's not very busy which is amazing we didn't want to be in the middle of business. Bur close to everything so many restaurant so many 7-eleven next to us it's a beautiful but has everything the best thing in the hotel will be hot springs ,it's the best 🥰♥️🥰💃and it's free"

"I had a pleasant stay at HOTEL MYSTAYS Asakusa. The location was convenient for exploring Asakusa and other parts of Tokyo, with public transportation within walking distance. The room was compact, which is quite normal in Tokyo, but it was clean, comfortable, and had the basic amenities I needed. The area around the hotel was relatively quiet, so it was nice to come back and rest after a long day of sightseeing. The staff were polite and helpful, and the overall stay was comfortable and convenient. I also liked being able to explore the Asakusa area easily while still having good access to other places in Tokyo. Overall, it was a good choice for a reasonably priced and practical stay in Tokyo. I would consider staying here again on a future visit."

"The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The hotel itself was very clean and well-maintained. Its location is super convenient with multiple subway stations nearby, offering great value for money. I had a really comfortable stay! I'll definitely choose this hotel again when I visit Tokyo in the future. I came with a friend this time, and I'd even stay here if I came with my girlfriend. You can also see the SkyTree from here, which is a big plus! Initially, I planned to only stay two nights to get settled before moving to another hotel, but I ended up being so comfortable that I stayed here for all 10 days of my trip to Tokyo. Highly recommend!"

"The hotel's location is super convenient, right by the exit of Ryogoku Station on the JR Sobu Line. The hotel itself seems a bit dated, possibly due to an older renovation. The room was incredibly small; it felt like a former single room with three beds crammed in, making it difficult to even walk around. The TV was tiny. The cleanliness also left something to be desired. It seems many hotel staff in Japan are now from South Asia, and the meticulousness and hygiene standards aren't quite what they used to be with Japanese staff. Anyway, the day after checking out and returning home, my legs were covered in itchy red spots. I'm not sure if it was because of this hotel. The front desk staff during check-in in the evening were two Japanese gentlemen, and their service was pretty good. In the morning, for check-out, it was two Japanese ladies. Since it's right by the station, dining, convenience stores, and shopping are all very accessible, which is a definite plus. However, overall, it's okay as a temporary stopover, but I wouldn't be very satisfied staying here for a longer tourist trip. I didn't take many photos, but here's one of JR Ryogoku Station taken from the McDonald's across the street while having breakfast, just to mark the occasion."

"The hotel is located directly opposite the Ryogoku Kokugikan, which is very convenient. It's a mere 1-minute walk from the West Exit of Ryogoku Station on the JR Sobu Line, and that minute even includes waiting at a traffic light. The convenience is excellent, with direct access to Shinjuku via the Sobu Line. The surrounding area boasts a great selection of eateries, including yakiniku (grilled meat), sushi, izakayas, and even Marusuisan. Behind the station, there's a drugstore, a small supermarket, and convenience stores, making it incredibly handy. You can even see the Tokyo Skytree from the window. As is typical for business hotels in Japan, the room is quite small. Due to its proximity to an overpass and the train station, the environment is very noisy, so earplugs are essential for sleeping at night. The room isn't cleaned daily, but towels are replaced and trash is collected. Other than that, there's not much else to mention. But the main point is that it's cheap—a no-brainer for around 300 yen. What more could you ask for?"

"I stayed for three nights from July 11th to 13th. I arrived at the hotel around 5 PM. Originally, I had booked two rooms, each with two twin beds and a sofa. Seeing that there were five of us, the hotel graciously upgraded one of our rooms to a triple room for free, ensuring everyone had a good night's sleep. The hotel is small, clean, and has staff who speak Chinese. Toiletries are self-service. The room trash was emptied, and towels were changed daily. You can also exchange a small card at the front desk for bottled water, one for each guest. Japanese hotel rooms are indeed on the smaller side; you can't open two 28-inch suitcases simultaneously. However, considering the location, I find this understandable. Exit A4 next to the hotel doesn't have an elevator, so it's not recommended if you have large luggage. You can use Exit A3 instead. There are about seven or eight convenience stores around the hotel, as well as good Chinese restaurants and fruit/vegetable shops. It's very convenient to take the subway to get anywhere. Oh, and there's a small rooftop terrace at the hotel where it's very pleasant to go up and enjoy the breeze in the evening. On the second floor, the laundry room has an ice maker, water dispenser, and microwave. Washing clothes costs 300 yen, and drying starts from 100 yen. They didn't charge any additional hotel tax, and check-out was as simple as handing in the room card. There were guests from Europe, China, and Southeast Asia."

"This hotel exceeded my expectations. The location is super convenient, right across from Meijiza Theater and with Hamacho Park just downstairs. Suiten-gu Shrine is only a few minutes' walk away. If you get the right angle, you can even see the Tokyo Skytree! There are several subway stations nearby and plenty of dining options, plus a Lawson and 7-Eleven. The room was a medium size and very functional. You need to pick up toiletries yourself from the lobby. Privacy was excellent, and the soundproofing was great. The design is simple and modern, and the service was attentive."

"Had a great stay at HOTEL MYSTAYS Asakusabashi! The location was very convenient, just a short walk from the station with plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Excellent value for money and a great choice for exploring Tokyo."

"A wonderful place to stay in Tokyo! Excellent location in a quiet neighborhood. Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa is within walking distance, and there are also several metro stations nearby. It's very convenient to get to from the airport, with a direct metro line that requires no transfers. The apartment is equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay: a washer/dryer, laundry detergent, an iron and ironing board, a hairdryer, and a fully equipped kitchen with dishes and appliances. There's also a capsule coffee machine on the first floor where you can make excellent coffee. Everything was clean, modern, and well-thought-out down to the smallest detail. This is an excellent option for both short and long stays. We would gladly stay here again."

"We stayed for 3 nights. The room is small but it has everything you need including slippers , pajamas, toothbrush, toothpaste, hair brush and razor. There is a laundry room available, 400 yen to wash, 100-200 yen to dry. We didn’t eat the breakfast in the hotel since there are 711 and family mart so close by. There is a mini fridge as well. The hotel provides 2 bottles of water and will restock daily if needed. The asakusa station is 10 minutes walking distance, and I really enjoyed the great view of the Skytree along the way. Overall we had a great stay at the hotel."