5/5 ⭐️ A Perfect Stay at Tobu Hotel – Location, Convenience, and Comfort! We absolutely loved our stay at Tobu Hotel! The location couldn’t have been more perfect — it’s literally right across the station, making it incredibly convenient to get around. We were able to walk to famous temples, shopping streets, and all the popular snack spots you see on social media — everything was just steps away! The department store at the station had everything we needed, and we especially loved the basement food floor with delicious bentos, omiyage, and snacks galore. If you're a foodie, you’ll love that Ichiran Ramen is nearby, and we even stumbled on a hidden gem called Fish, where they serve a traditional Japanese breakfast of grilled salmon, rice, and miso soup — absolutely delicious and super affordable! Another cool experience — the traditional rickshaw (jinrikisha) pullers were just around the corner from our hotel, only about a minute’s walk away! Such a fun way to explore the historic streets of Asakusa if you’re looking for a unique cultural experience. A special highlight was visiting Ann Fragrance, where you can custom-make your own perfume — also within walking distance. And we couldn’t believe 7/11 was right next door — talk about convenience! Even though Tokyo Tower seemed far on the map, we walked it in just 18 minutes and found lots of great restaurants in that area too. And last but not least, our room view was stunning — we could even see the Tokyo Skytree from our window! Highly recommend Tobu Hotel if you're looking for a stay that gives you the full Tokyo experience — walkable, comfortable, and full of local flavor.

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From Haneda airport by Keiyu Line took us 40 Minutes straight no transfer to Asakusa, exit A2b, an elevator for our luggage and walk 5 minutes to the hotel. We needed to take a train to Nikko the next day. This hotel was the best choice for our needs as this particular train station is above ground for our train to Nikko. (Asakusa has 5 stations). This train station has a mall above it also. A 7-11 nearby, a lot of restaurants in walking distance. We had breakfast included with our stay. Did laundry at the hotel as well. We booked a hello kitty room for 4 of us. It was perfectly decorated. This room also has very cute hello kitty souvenirs!

The hotel charged for luggage storage even though we were coming back 2 days later to stay at the hotel again.

Comfortable space for a family of four. We had the skytree view room which was lovely. Nice and close to sumida park and the water. Short walk to some of the attractions like Senso-ji temple and Skytree. It is a bit of a walk from Asakusa station if you want to access the Asakusa line in particular, and to get to the other side of Tokyo like Harajuku it takes a while on the metro. Friendly and responsive staff

Distance from train station. It would also be better if it had staff attendance. We wanted to leave luggage as we planned to arrive in Tokyo in the morning but were unable to. As a result we had to stay at another hotel the night before so we could leave our luggage and explore for the day. Even lockers on site would be helpful if there can’t be any staff.

If we were to visit Tokyo again, we would stay here! The location is perfect: - Train station (Ginza Line & Asakusa Line) right over the road. We used the Ginza Line every day. It was super convenient. - 3-5 min walk to Sensoji Temple and Nakamise-Dori Street. - 7/11 2 doors away - super handy! - Chain food restaurants such as Ichiran Damen 3 doors away and others close by (Coco Curry House, Starbucks). - 5 min walk from the river with an amazing view of the Skytree. - There’s a long alleyway of food places that starts 30 seconds from the hotel - you will never be stuck for food near the hotel, that’s for sure! The hotel itself was wonderful. Very clean and our room was a great size, with views of the temple and surrounding area. Room had 2 3/4 beds together which was great and had lots of room. The hotel also accepted and held our luggage that we had shipped from Osaka. It had a great sized bathroom with a huge bath, which was great for evenings after 20,000+ steps during the day! They also have vending machines on certain floors and, something we found very handy which we had never seen before, was that there’s an option on the TV to check what washing machines are free and how long is left on the cycle so you’re not back and forward. We absolutely loved our stay and would absolutely stay again. I really felt the location really helped make our trip as it was convenient to get around Tokyo.

Location: Fantastic spot in Asakusa. Namikase Shopping Street is just around the corner, but the way the hotel faces means you don't immediately get ambushed by crowds which is great. Convenience stores and many many small eateries littered around the hotel, several opening till past 11pm even. Tobu station entrance (if you're heading to Nikko etc) is just right opposite with a traffic crossing, no concerns at all about stairs for those with heavy luggage. Ginza entrance is just right around the corner, which gets you to Shibuya in 30 mins. Only downside (a very small one I wouldn't event consider it) is that the Asakusa Line entrance (ie Narita and Haneda Airport) is about a 7 - 10 min walk away (with luggage), and you'll have to lug your bags down and up stairs. Staff: Extremely helpful with everything, from offering directions to baggage storage to extra amenities. Super prompt with replies as well even pre-arrival. The front desk even helped us collect a package delivery we arranged while we were out, and left us a note at our room door notifying us to collect it. Rooms: We booked the larger Double Room (204 sqf) for five nights and it was amazing. Most comfortable stay I've ever had in Tokyo. There was more than enough space for two big luggage to open fully. The bathroom was huge too. TV channels were great, they even had YouTube and Netflix available (you'll need to use your own account to log in). We also stayed in their standard double room for an extra night. Granted, the room is much tighter, like how every other hotel in Tokyo is. Good if you're staying only 1 - 2 nights, but any longer and I would highly recommend going for the bigger double room. You won't regret the upgrade. Amenities: Laundry and washing services were a life-saver.

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Great position, in front of Asakusa metro station, district super lively both in the day and in the night. Anyway rooms are well soundproofed, so no issues. Staff is kind and always available. Available coins laundry in the hotel.

Rooms are a bit small, especially with big luggages, but it's quite common in Japan, and we were aware of it!

The hotel boasts an excellent location—right across the street from a subway station, next to a food street, and within a 10-minute walk to Senso-ji Temple. The room was very tidy, and the bed was exceptionally comfortable. My favorite part was the self-service laundry, which allowed me to wear fresh, clean clothes every day during the hot summer.

Excellent location close to 3 stations (Tokyo metro, Toei & JR, all named Asakusa). The hotel sells the Japan Metro/Toei 72 hour pass (not valid on JR), which is a great deal for getting around. The metro station is just opposite, with a department store above. The basement selling food is great for buying breakfast (the hotel breakfast ends at 10+,am as their lunch service starts from 11.30am) or dinner (20-30% off most cooked food e.g. yakitori, croquette, bento etc. in the food hall after 6 or 7pm, as the mall closes at 8pm. The famous Ichiran Ramenses just next door. Perfect base for visiting Asakusa and the rest of Tokyo (Shinjuku is about 40 minutes away by metro; Akihabara & Ginza about 20 minutes away.) Beds are wider than normal and can comfortably fit an adult & a child (can share bed for free, up to 12 years old). Be aware though that the Twin B room only has standing space between the bed and all 3 walls/window. 2 cushioned chairs & a small table are provided but it's often covered by our stuff as there's storage, except for under the bed. There is a small cupboard where the cups are kept, and a shallow drawer under the TV. No wardrobe for clothes but there are about 8 hangers (of which 2 for pants) on 2 clothes knob in the entrance, which is quite narrow. It's great that the toilet is separate from the bathroom (Japanese deep bathtub + shower so you can DIY an onsen experience), and the sink is outside. Shower pressure / jet is strong & powerful and makes for good massage after a day of sightseeing. Staff are all very helpful and I never had to wait long for check-in, check-out, to enquire, to request more towels or borrow umbrella etc. Laundrette is 500¥ for 3kg wash & dry. Our room had a view of the Sumida River & Asahi building. I'm definitely recommending this hotel! (if your credit card has a good rate, choose to settle in JPY instead of your home currency proposed by the payment terminal)

Mattress is hard/firm. Carpeted floor inside the bedroom zone. No wardrobe & no space for keeping lugguage opened. Not much circulation space (risk of tripping, which happened on our last day...)

Location was perfect. Very near the subway, although it's quite a ride going to places like Shibuya and Shinjuku. But entrance to the Ginza line was just a 2min walk. Rooms were spacious, considering this is Tokyo. Rooms and the entire hotel felt very well kept. Convenience stores are nearby. It's quiet at night, which is perfect for resting. Checkin and checkout were a breeze. Area feels safe and you'll not run out of things to explore. Will definitely recommend to friends. We had a wonderful stay in this hotel and will definitely consider staying here again in the future. We found a gem in Tokyo!

Our room didnt have a closet, and there wasnt a laundry line in the bathroom. Hard not to have a place to hang clothes, jacket in the room. But this is just a minor issue.

Incredible location - Sensō-ji and Skytree within walking distance, hundreds of restaurants in the surrounding streets, 3 subway lines right outside including rapid line to Narita Airport, even riverboat tours 5 minutes away. Breakfast also very good.

It's a 3 star hotel in a busy part of Tokyo, so it's a small clean room and not much else. Triple room felt a little tight for a family of four.