Finding an ideal family-friendly hotel in Taito does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Hotel Keihan Asakusa, a nice option for travellers like you.
Nearby landmarks such as Demboin Temple Garden (0.2 mi) and Hozomon (0.3 mi) make Hotel Keihan Asakusa a great place to stay when visiting Taito.
Hotel Keihan Asakusa offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV and a desk, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available.
The hotel offers 24 hour front desk, 24 hour check-in, and baggage storage, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features breakfast. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to parking.
If you’re looking for a cafe, consider a visit to Suke6 Diner, Cafe Byron Bay Asakusa Tokyo, or Sweets Cafe Tokyo, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Hotel Keihan Asakusa.
If you’re looking for something to do, Asakusa (0.3 mi), National Museum of Nature and Science (0.9 mi), and Tokyo National Museum (1.0 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Hotel Keihan Asakusa.
Hotel Keihan Asakusa looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Taito.
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HOTEL STYLE
Quiet
Family
Languages Spoken
English, Japanese
Location
2-12-4, Asakusa, Taito 111-0032 Tokyo Prefecture
Name/address in local language
Hotel Keihan Asakusa
370 reviews
Getting there
Great for walkers
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Stayed at this hotel for 4 nights in January 2020. Booked for 2 economy twin rooms.
Check in was fast and easy. You can check in by yourself or can have hotel staff assists you.
Room is small, Tokyo standard. The hotel has air purifier/humidity controller but the filter needed to be clean more regularly since lot of dust was stuck in there. Bed is comfortable and clean.
There is no electricity outlet near the bed, got to charge your things on TV desk. Please make sure you have proper type of adapter for the outlets.
Breakfast is included in the room rate or you may choose not to. Buffet breakfast is 1,430 yen. Selections were modest but adequate.
Location is great, right opposite the Asakusa View Hotel that Narita Limousine Bus make a stop there. Big supermarkets (Life, Seiyu) arein a few minutes walk. Donqi and Asakusa Rox are around the corner and Senso-Ji Temple is about 5-6 minutes walk.
Restaurants are plenty. Famous Ichiran Ramen is just in the back alley of the hotel. Please beware that most of Izakaya-style restaurants are allowed customers to smoke inside the restaurant.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Travelled with family
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Response from Keihan_Asakusa, フロント at Hotel Keihan Asakusa
Responded 29 Jan 2020
Thank you for your stay at Hotel Keihan Asakusa. We also appreciate you for selecting our hotel among others Your comment will be shared in order to improve our staff services. However, it is a pleasure to recieve a comment from you about our staff services as a Hotel. Lastly, we appreciate your review. We will be waiting for your next arrival. Hotel Keihan Asakusa HADA
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My brother and I stayed here during the week we spent in Tokyo in early January 2020 and we thoroughly enjoyed it. It was very well located close to many main attractions. The outside of the hotel looks clean and modern. The inside is also quite nice. The rooms certainly are small, but mine was actually bigger than I had expected based on my prior trips to Japan. I'm about 6'1 and was worried about the bed being too small, but it was absolutely fine. The breakfast in the morning was great with lots of fresh options to pick from and the staff was super accommodating when my brother and I tended to rush in right before closing. One day I stepped outside the hotel and ran back in because it was pouring rain. The staff took notice and provided me with two umbrellas without me even having to ask! I didn't find any water fountains or anything like that, but ice machines are present, so if bottled water is your thing, you may want to get some from the 7-Eleven nearby. There was no gym in the building. There was just enough space in the room that I was able to keep my large suitcase open the whole time, while this sounds minor, the next hotel I stayed at was so small that I had to keep packing it up whenever I'd leave the room so that the cleaning staff could easily access the room. The bed was comfortable, the rooms were quiet, and the washrooms are very well equipped. The toilets are modern and have heated seats and integrated bidet/spray options. The bathroom mirror has a section that doesn't fog up from the shower's steam. The shower had great water pressure and heat. For the price I found this was a really great stay.
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Date of stay: January 2020
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Room Tip:Consider booking two separate rooms instead of getting one room with two beds if you're 2...
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Response from Keihan_Asakusa, フロント at Hotel Keihan Asakusa
Responded 19 Jan 2020
Thank you for staying at our hotel. And we appreciate the compliment. Your kind words are a great motivation for us. Our entire staff will continue to strive to satisfy you in your future stay. We look forward to meeting you again soon! At last we appreciate you took the time to write this review.
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The hotel is located in an excellent location of Tokyo Asakusa. However, there are also many other hotels here. I can't imagine if better. But I would not return to this hotel. It is a fast moving hotel. It accommodates a whole group of tourists. This is also the relationship of his employees. I have never stayed in such a neglected room. I ordered a room with two separate beds to make it bigger. Unfortunately, they did. The room was so small that we had nowhere to put our suitcases. When we opened them, we had nowhere to go. That's why we put on the door - Do not disturb! To our surprise, we had a note from hotel on the door saying that we really want to clean for us and that they care about hygiene. We had to put the luggage in order so that the cleaning lady could get there. What was our surprise when we returned after a full day. Cleaning consists of changing towels and emptying the garbage. The bathroom does not wash, vacuum or dust. Breakfast took place in a small room where it was crowded and you bumped into each other when you wanted to. As for the price, it was unreasonably high, 288.99 euros for 2 nights. When I looked at the current price, it was 90 euros/night. That also seems like a lot to me. I appreciate the willingness of the staff to combine several orders for us / it was not possible to order 7 days in a row/.
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Date of stay: May 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:In the vicinity of Senso-ji temple. Many shops, restaurants. Good metro connection.
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This place is superb value! You get breakfast which you can exchange for take away items if you're leaving very early - it's the thought that counts. The heated toilet and bidet are fantastic. The pyjamas are cute. We were between flights so had no suitcases and even so the room felt a bit cramped - but small rooms are pretty much standard anyway. The decor is quite worn but everything works. Reception is helpful and has free amenities to take to your room. Word of advice - the Asakusa station you see across the street is just for the Tsukuba Express. Metro station is 10 minutes walk away. Also you need an extension cord if you want to charge your phone next to the bed. Worth it to explore that side of town even though the 'hotspots' are some way away.
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Date of stay: January 2024
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Response from ホテル京阪 浅草, 営業 at Hotel Keihan Asakusa
Responded 26 Feb 2024
Thank you for staying at Hotel Keihan Asakusa. We are pleased to hear that you had a comfortable stay. We will continue our effort to improve our services, and will be waiting for your next arrival. Lastly, we highly appreciate your review. Hotel Keihan Asakusa
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The location of the hotel is great. If you driving make sure is a small car. My car is a mid size the hotel carpark can't park, so I have to park at the near by public carpark @$2400/day as it is a weekend. Overall the hotel is great, free breakfast. Will recommand to stay.
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Date of stay: February 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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The rooms are indeed not large as is often the case in Tokyo. Nevertheless it is comfortable, clean and quiet. Breakfast room is too small so sometimes you have to wait for a seat or take your meal to the room. Pension is located about 10 minutes walk from the metro and the neighborhood is nice.
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Date of stay: August 2024
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Good clean but very small room maybe typical for Tokyo Not much room for two large suitcases Shower great Location good for access to subway also restaurants and street food Breakfast ok for pastries and coffee Down side - no bar air seating area at reception, nobody on reception in early morning or evening Would stay again
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Date of stay: September 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Eat early as lots shut by 9 to 10 pm
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Response from ホテル京阪 浅草, 営業 at Hotel Keihan Asakusa
Responded 13 Sept 2024
Thank you for sharing your stay in Hotel Keihan Asakusa. We are really glad you enjoyed this stay. Our hotel located at very convenient place, there are many restaurant and shop in Asakusa, so you will enjoy it whenever you come. We will continue to make improvements in the future, and all of our staff will work hard to ensure a comfortable hotel life for our guests. Next time when you get chance to visit Tokyo, hope you will choose Hotel Keihan Asakusa again. Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to post your review. Hotel Keihan Asakusa
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I just returned from a long weekend in Tokyo (my 4th trip to the city) and stayed at Hotel Keihan for 3 nights. Just like any address in Tokyo it is not super easy to find, we printed a map but even then it took a while. We asked a police officer for directions but even their map don't have exact addresses (since exact addresses don't exist) so he sent us in the wrong direction. Once you know where it is located it's very easy to find, so once you're on the street where the hotel is located (it's a large avenue) look for Asakusa View Hotel, this one is very easy to find as it is a tall building with the name written on the top floor that can be seen even from the Temples area. Hotel Keihan is located just across the street from Asakusa View Hotel. The subway is just minutes away and the areas is full of small restaurant at prices that for the most part range between $6 and $15. There's a lot of food choice in Asakusa. The hotel is very clean (as expected in any Japanese establishment) and loaded with amenities. In our room (8th floor) we had a air purifier, air conditioning, large TV, Tea service, mini fridge (grocery market located a block away so you can stock the fridge with drinks and snacks), pants press (even that!), free wi-fi (and nicely fast, each floor has its own hot spot). The bathroom had a nice tub/shower with a good water pressure, toothbrushes and toothpaste, bath sponges, hair combs and other little things. The room was extremely quiet, could not hear anything from other rooms of from outside. The service was very friendly (again, as always in Japan). Check out is at 10am but they will keep your bags for you in the locked cages at no extra charge if you want to walk around for a few hours after checking out. I would without a doubt choose this hotel again.
If you're coming from Narita the cheapest way will cost you about $11 per adult with only one stop that will take you to Asakusa (more expensive options will only save you up to 20 minutes and you'll still have to change somewhere, usually in Ueno station). Follow these directions: in Narita buy a train ticket for the Keisei Line at the top of the escalators (after you exit customs look for the sign to the trains). Go downstairs, head to the Keisei Line to Ueno. Change train in a station called Aoto after approx. 45 minutes (trains have announcements and electronic monitors in English, stations also have names written in our alphabet), plus any Japanese person will be more than willing to help. Stop at the Asakusa station, look for your hotel. Other options are the Express train to Ueno (about $25) but you still have to get on a subway to Asakusa.
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Date of stay: September 2014
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
Room Tip:ask for a high room with a view of the SkyTree tower
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Response from Keihan_Asakusa, front desk at Hotel Keihan Asakusa
Responded 13 Oct 2014
Thank you so much for your kind words. We are very glad that you had a great time in Tokyo. Our location is one of our advantage points, hope you see you next time when you come to Tokyo, Japan.
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This hotel is modern and clean. Close to near-by grocery stores (save money on booze and food). Great value. About a 10 min walk to metro station and train stations. At the heart of Asakusa's historical tourist areas. Small hotel rooms as you can expect in Tokyo. Broadband in room. Not a big hotel so overall so very cozy and not busy at all. Staff is not literate in English. Free toiletry in lobby!!! Booked hotel through JALAN.NET....its a all japanese site....but you'll get better rates there.....
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Date of stay: December 2010
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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I stayed here for 4 nights whilst in Tokyo. I had a double room and at 5ft and 46kg found it adequate for myself but would not want to share the room. Spotless and the quietest hotel i have ever stayed in. Though clearly very busy. I never heard another sole whilst in my room. So sleeping was a breeze. Breakfast was included it was great the first day by day 4 still the same. It was adequate to fuel you to start your day and good value included in the room price Asakusa is a beautiful traditional area. 4 minutes walk and you are at sensoji temple. Viewing it at night lit up is stunning. The small streets are filled with restaurants and shops. Whilst Lawson and 7/11 are right there and a big super market for anything you may need. You can walk along the sumida river or run if inclined. Also you can catch a water bus directly to the Huma Rikyu Gardens which was a lovely way to get into the city and view Tokyo from a different perspective. The only reason this wasn’t a 5 star review was it was a 35 - 45 min trek to most other tourist sights there and then back again each day. Though i must say i did find return ing to the peace ofAsakusa after being at the shibuyu crossing was heaven… The greatest asset for this hotel are amazing staff. They went above and beyond to help. Nothing was too much effort. Highly recommend if you don’t mind a trek home you will be welcomed to a beautiful location and see a more authentic side of Tokyo.
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Date of stay: October 2023Trip type: Travelled solo
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When I stayed there, early April, room temperature was fine. I couldn't tell you if A/C was on or off. I didn't notice or look for a thermostat, for there was no need at that time.
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