Hotels near Taito, Tokyo

"There are many hotels in Tokyo's Asakusa area, and this one is right by the subway station, within walking distance to Senso-ji Temple. I chose this hotel because it's generally a higher-end option, but I didn't opt for the best floor or view since I didn't want to spend extra money. On the bright side, I could see Senso-ji Temple and the distant Skytree. The photos with the Skytree were taken while dining at the hotel's upstairs restaurant; the others were taken from my room. It was my first time experiencing how truly small Japanese hotel rooms can be. The service was quite attentive. When leaving, I asked an English-speaking staff member to help explain the address to the taxi driver. My takeaway is that I could have booked a better room for the same price, but I procrastinated, and by then, all the prices had gone up, so I didn't want to spend even more."

"The hotel is pretty good and the location is excellent, very convenient for getting to Asakusa. The TX line is right downstairs, and it only takes a few minutes to reach Akihabara. The free coffee and evening snacks in the lobby are a big plus. However, I hope the room cleanliness can be improved. On the day I checked in, I found leftover food (expired rice balls) in the fridge from a previous guest. I reported this to the front desk, and they said they would conduct a deep clean of the room, but I thought I might receive some compensation, which didn't happen. I hope they can improve on this in the future. Overall, I have a good impression of the hotel."

"Absolutely love this place! It's my go-to whenever I visit. The guy at the front desk speaks excellent Mandarin and is incredibly welcoming. It's super clean, and there's a convenience store right next to the entrance on the left, which is really handy."

"The suite was excellent – clean, hygienic, and well-equipped. The area is very quiet, just a two-minute walk to the Ginza subway line, nine minutes to the Asakusa Airport Line, and three minutes to Senso-ji Temple. Superb!"

"Pros: The surrounding residential area is relatively quiet, and the room is spacious enough to fully open two 26-inch suitcases. Check-in was smooth, just entering the access codes for the building downstairs and the room door. Cons: The frustrating part was that room 503, which we were assigned, had no curtains. Later, we realized the entire curtain track was missing and had been removed and placed in a separate compartment (without screws or a screwdriver). We called customer service to discuss this (knowing English was really important, otherwise I wouldn't have known how to explain it). The customer service initially said they'd send someone to check, but then said the maintenance worker wasn't available and would only come tomorrow. I was like, 'Are we supposed to sleep with all the neighbors watching?' I immediately asked if we could switch rooms, and eventually, we moved to room 602, which had curtains. The whole ordeal took over an hour. Sometimes I feel it's better to be cautious when choosing Airbnb-style accommodations in a foreign country; it can be quite troublesome when you really need help."

"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."

"Great value for money in Tokyo! The facilities seemed quite new and it was very clean. The room and bathroom are relatively small but perfectly fine for the price. It's a bit noisy though. Well-located in a quiet side street, a few minutes' walk from the subway, convenience stores, and restaurants. The shrine is also just around the corner. There's a shared kitchen, washing machine, and dryer available. The entrance is a bit hidden, but the host sends detailed instructions before arrival. Due to the small size of the room, it gets a bit humid after showering. A dehumidifier would have been a nice addition."

"The self check-in and check-out process was very convenient. One of the biggest advantages was that they allowed us to store our luggage for free both before check-in and after check-out. There is a convenience store right next to the hotel, which was very handy. The Tsukuba Express station is also nearby. Asakusa Hanayashiki, Senso-ji Temple, UNIQLO, and various other shops are all within walking distance. However, the hotel is quite far from JR stations, so getting around by JR was not very convenient. Although the visible areas of the hotel looked clean overall, there was quite a lot of dust, so the cleanliness could be improved. Overall, it was a convenient place to stay, especially for exploring Asakusa."

"I stayed in a double room for two nights and had a good experience. Everything was great – the cleanliness, location, and spaciousness. My only minor complaints are that there was no window and the lighting was too dim. It felt like the room was only suitable for sleeping. It was frustrating trying to get ready in the morning or do my makeup because it was so dark. I'm not sure why it was designed this way. On the positive side, it was very quiet, which I liked. Ueno station and the bustling area are just a 5-10 minute walk away. The best part, though, was the hotel manager. They were incredibly friendly and didn't seem Japanese, spoke English well, and even used a translation app to communicate with me in Korean. That was truly excellent!"

"Either ur flight to/from NRT or HND airport, this hotel is ideally fit for your convenience where don’t need to make any interchange, straight taking Keisei Access line (join with Asakusa line) directly to Hotel station. Asakusa station exit A2b with lift, lift door open then turn left walk within 50 steps reach the hotel. Hotel room and toilet is extremely small but it’s fine since spend most of time outside, purely for bath and rest. Btw the hotel provided all the basic need, daily morning 6-9am provide 1 bun and 1 drink as light breakfast. Level 12 available rooftop area with aerial view to Tokyo Skytree and skyline. Hotel opposite also available Family Mart for your convenience. Walking distance 5 min to Sensoji temple area. Recommend, thank you again Koko Hotel."