Tokyo Hotels
Where to Stay in Tokyo
Tokyo is huge, so the most important thing is which subway lines pass near where you stay.
If you are traveling to or from the airport, check if it is a station you can reach without transferring.
Asakusa is a convenient neighborhood to travel to and from both Haneda and Narita airports.
Asakusa
It is an old neighborhood with Sensoji Temple. There are many tourists during the day and old shops in the alleys.
Toei Asakusa Line and Ginza Line Asakusa Station, and Ginza Line Tawaramachi Station are nearby.
TABI ASAKUSA is about a 4-minute walk to Tawaramachi Station and about 6 minutes to Asakusa Station.
It is about a 9-minute walk to Sensoji Temple.
Reviews say the large public bath is clean, and there are a sauna and a cold water bath.
It has a kitchenette, washing machine, and dryer, making it suitable for long stays.
Reviews say the room is spacious even when staying with multiple people.
There are also reviews that convenience stores and supermarkets are close by.
TABI ASAKUSA Information
- Check-in is after 3 p.m. and check-out is before 11 a.m.
- Breakfast is not served.
- There is a paid parking lot on-site.
- It is a non-smoking accommodation with a separate smoking area.
- Pets are not allowed.
From Airport to Asakusa
From Narita Airport, the Access Express on the Keisei Sky Access Line takes you to Asakusa Station in about 50 minutes without transferring.
From Haneda Airport International Terminal, take the Keikyu Line to Sengakuji Station in about 21 minutes.
From there, take the Toei Asakusa Line to Asakusa Station in about 16 minutes.
Some Keikyu Line trains connect directly to the Asakusa Line.
What to Consider When Choosing
- If traveling to and from the airport often, stay near a station on the Asakusa Line
- If traveling with family or a group, check room size and laundry availability
- For accommodations with a large public bath, check operating hours in advance
- Prices vary by date