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Ideal for Groups and Families! Top 7 Aparthotels Near Asakusa, Tokyo
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Apartment hotels, or aparthotels, are ideal lodgings for groups of two to six people visiting Tokyo. Staying here will keep your costs down and allow you to relax in a private space. This article introduces seven aparthotels near Asakusa—a must-visit spot in Tokyo!
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Tokyo, Japan
Stay at an Apartment Hotel in Asakusa!
Asakusa, where Japan's traditional atmosphere vibrantly shines, is a must-see spot when sightseeing in Tokyo.
The Asakusa area has an efficient public transportation system that includes trains, subways, and buses. Additionally, Asakusa is about 60 minutes from Narita Airport and only 30 minutes from spots in the heart of Tokyo, such as Shibuya and Harajuku. Therefore, it's a suitable place to spend the night and can serve as a base for your Tokyo visit.
For travelers in this popular area looking to spend their time comfortably while keeping accommodation costs down, we recommend staying at an apartment hotel or aparthotel, also known as minpaku (private lodging) in Japanese (*1).
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In addition to amenities required during one's stay, some apartment hotels also provide a kitchen and washing machine. Moreover, guests can enjoy a flexible stay (*2). Also, fees are usually charged on a per-room basis. Therefore, the cost per person for large groups becomes very reasonable (*3).
Keeping all of this in mind, we'll now introduce seven apartment hotels located near Tokyo's Asakusa area, carefully selected by the MATCHA team.
Table of Contents:
1. Asakusa: BON Tokyo Asakusa
2. Asakusa: stayme THE HOTEL Asakusa Riverside
3. Asakusa: Rakuten STAY Tokyo Asakusa (Double Room)
4. Oshiage: La Krasse Sumida
5. Oshiage: T-home
6. Ueno: Ostay UENO Apartment Hotel
7. Nippori: nestay apartment Tokyo Nippori
See a list of reasonably priced lodgings in Tokyo on Booking.com
*1: Minpaku refers to a room in a private home or lodging generally rented out to visitors. It's also referred to as a vacation rental or apartment hotel, resembling an Airbnb accommodation. It differs from a hotel because staff are not usually on duty. It may be necessary to contact the host directly for check-in, check-out, and other matters.
*2: Available services differ depending on the facility.
*3: The allowable number of guests per room depends on the facility and the room type.
1. BON Tokyo Asakusa
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BON Tokyo Asakusa, which recently opened in June 2021, is an aparthotel with a convenient location. It's eight minutes on foot from Asakusa's famous landmark, Sensoji Temple, and four minutes on foot from Asakusa Station.
We recommend this newly opened private lodging for visitors who want to spend some comfortable time in a bright, clean guest room.
All rooms have a kitchen and bathroom and come equipped with a washing machine and free Wi-Fi service. Guest rooms can accommodate two to five people, depending on the room type.
The front desk at BON Tokyo Asakusa is open 24 hours a day. Not only can you smoothly check in and out, but you can also safely store your luggage and personal belongings there.
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| Standard Room Rates | One-night one-room stay: starting at 20,000 yen (about 6,000 yen and up per person) (*4) |
| Allowable number of guests per room | 2 to 5 |
| Language support | Japanese, English |
| Nearest convenience store | About 3 minutes on foot |
Click here for room availability (Booking.com)
*4: The Standard Room Rates quoted are based on prices listed on Booking.com at the time of this article. These prices can differ depending on when you access Booking.com, the dates you stay at the aparthotel, and the reservation site you're using.
2. stayme THE HOTEL Asakusa Riverside
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stayme THE HOTEL Asakusa Riverside opened for business in December 2022. From most of the guest rooms at this aparthotel, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Sumida River and Tokyo Skytree®︎.
From here, it's eight minutes on foot to Sensoji Temple and just a seven-minute walk to the nearest train station: Asakusa Station.
Guest rooms can accommodate up to six people. Additionally, all rooms have a kitchen, dining table, washing machine, and more than two beds.
Families or groups who'd like to stay here while enjoying scenic views unique to Tokyo should check this out!
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| Standard room rates | One-night one-room stay: starting at 30,000 yen (about 6,000 yen and up per person) |
| Allowable number of guests per room | 4 to 6 |
| Language support | Japanese, English, Chinese |
| Nearest convenience store | About 2 minutes on foot |
Click here for room availability (Booking.com)
3. Rakuten STAY Tokyo Asakusa
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Rakuten STAY Tokyo Asakusa is within easy walking distance of Sensoji Temple (eight minutes) and Oshiage Station (12 minutes). This aparthotel is also very close to Asakusa and the Tokyo Skytree.
Guest rooms feature a modern design that allows you to feel the warmth of the wood interior. Room types include single rooms, twin rooms, and double rooms. You'll even get a spectacular view of Tokyo Skytree from some accommodations!
This aparthotel also offers bicycle rentals, so why not enjoy a cycling tour of the Asakusa area?
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| Standard room rates | One-night one-room stay: starting at 6,500 yen (about 5,000 yen and up per person) |
| Allowable number of guests per room | 1 to 2 |
| Language support | Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean |
| Nearest convenience store | About 3 minutes on foot |
Click here for room availability (Booking.com)
4. La Krasse Sumida
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La Krasse Sumida is recommended for those looking for a private lodging with convenient access and guest rooms with great views.
This aparthotel is nine minutes on foot from Oshiage Station, which provides easy access to and from Narita Airport (no transfers required). By bus, it's just 10 minutes from Asakusa while only a minute from Tokyo Mizumachi®︎―a commercial facility located between Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree that opened in 2020. You'll be able to enjoy Tokyo's various sightseeing spots with minimal travel time!
Plus, the Superior Apartment with the Tokyo Skytree View has a large window featuring a stunning view of the 634-meter-tall broadcasting tower!
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| Standard room rates | One-night one-room stay: starting at 15,000 yen (about 7,500 yen and up per person) |
| Allowable number of guests per room | 2 to 4 |
| Language support | Japanese, English |
| Nearest convenience store | About 1 minute on foot |
Click here for room availability (Booking.com)
5. T-home
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T-home is a private accommodation that's three minutes from Oshiage Station. This station offers convenient access to and from Narita Airport (no transfers required) just like the previously mentioned La Krasse Sumida. From the same station, it takes about 10 minutes by train to reach Asakusa.
Rooms can accommodate up to six guests and are bright and clean with a Japanese-style atmosphere. Each room comes with a kitchen and bathroom while equipped with a washing machine and free Wi-Fi service.
During your trip, we recommend preparing meals in your cozy guest room kitchen. But another option is enjoying a tasty dinner at one of the restaurants inside a large commercial complex called Tokyo Skytree Town, which is conveniently located walking distance of T-home!
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| Standard room rates | One-night one-room stay: starting at 16,000 yen (about 4,000 yen and up per person) |
| Allowable number of guests per room | 4 to 5 |
| Language support | Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean |
| Nearest convenience store | About 1 minute on foot |
Click here for room availability (Booking.com)
6. Ostay UENO Apartment Hotel
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Ostay UENO Apartment Hotel is aparthotel with convenient access to both Asakusa and Narita Airport.
It's located partway between Asakusa and Ueno. You can easily reach Asakusa by taking either a bus or train. When accessing Narita Airport, you can take the Skyliner at Keisei Ueno Station. The 36-minute trip is the fastest and most direct route to the airport.
The nearest station to the hotel is Inaricho Station, accessible via the Ginza Subway Line. From here, you can easily access the heart of Tokyo, including Shibuya and Ginza.
Guest rooms are large, bright, and clean. They feature a kitchen and bathroom, as well as a washing machine and free Wi-Fi service. We recommend the family room, with its four double beds, for travelers interested in spending time in a spacious surrounding!
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| Standard room rates | One-night one-room stay: starting at 20,000 yen (about 5,600 yen and up per person) |
| Allowable number of guests per room | 2 to 6 |
| Language support | Japanese, English, Chinese |
| Nearest convenience store | About 2 minutes on foot |
Click here for room availability (Booking.com)
7. nestay apartment Tokyo Nippori
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nestay apartment Tokyo Nippori is an aprthotel with convenient access to both Asakusa and Narita Airport. Buses head directly to Asakusa from the nearby bus stop. Then from Nippori Station (the nearest station), you can board the Skyliner, which arrives at Narita Airport in just 36 minutes―the fastest and most direct route.
Guest rooms feature a clean minimalist design and have a kitchen and bathroom. Everything you need for a comfortable stay is provided: a microwave oven, amenities, and towels are among a few of the convenient items.
Rooms accommodate up to two guests. Therefore, it's perfect for those on a Tokyo excursion with a friend or partner. And of course, it's ideal for travellers enjoying a solo trip!
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| Standard room rates | One-night one-room stay: starting at 16,000 yen (about 8,000 yen and up per person) |
| Allowable number of guests per room | 2 |
| Language support | Japanese, English, Chinese, Cantonese |
| Nearest convenience store | About 1 minute on foot |
Click here for room availability (Booking.com)
Stay at an Aprthotel and Explore Tokyo Like a Local!
In addition to the seven aparthotels introduced in this article, Tokyo has plenty of facilities allowing you to explore Tokyo like a local.
When deciding where to stay during your Tokyo visit, why not give some consideration to aparthotels? They are cheaper than a hotel and allow you to enjoy more privacy than a guest house!
See other reasonably priced accommodations in Tokyo on Booking.com
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Tokyo, Japan
Editorial assistant at MATCHA since 2022. I'm from Tokyo, and I often go to parks on weekends to see nature and dogs.
I have loved international exchange since I was a child, and during my university years I studied abroad in San Jose, USA. Now, I'm really enjoying discovering new things by seeing Japan from the perspective of a tourist visiting Japan.
Hobbies: Walking, coffee, art, movies, traveling
Favorite places: Shibuya, Yoyogi Park, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Isshiki Beach, Aso in Kumamoto
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