Super Hotel Asakusa

4.1/5(686 Reviews)

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Tokyo, Tokyo (prefecture)

110

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₹11,312

₹9,713

About Hotel

Welcome to Super Hotel Asakusa, the perfect base for an unforgettable stay in Tokyo. Conveniently located at 2-33-1 Asakusa, Tokyo111-0032, Japan, our hotel offers affordable accommodations suitable for a variety of people.

At Super Hotel Asakusa, we understand the importance of comfort and convenience for our guests. That's why our 112 well-appointed rooms are equipped with modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, and both cable and wired internet access. Rest assured that your room will always be kept in immaculate condition with our daily housekeeping service.

But our hotel's true charm lies in its prime location. Situated just a short 10-minute drive away from popular attractions like the Tokyo Skytree and Ueno Park, guests can fully immerse themselves in the rich culture and history of Tokyo. For a taste of local cuisine, Kitchen Town and Ameyoko Market are just a stone's throw away. With easy access to various transportation options, exploring neighboring areas like Tokyo Dome and Tokyo Imperial Palace is a breeze.

But Super Hotel Asakusa isn't just for leisure seekers. Business travelers can also take advantage of our amenities, including luggage storage, laundry facilities, and an elevator, making their stay efficient and comfortable. Our friendly and attentive staff are always ready to cater to your needs, ensuring a stress-free and memorable experience.

So why wait? Book Super Hotel Asakusa Online now and experience the remarkable capabilities of our hotel. Our affordable Super Hotel Asakusa room prices make it the ultimate choice for both work and play. Immerse yourself in the bustling city life of Tokyo and let us take care of the rest. Come and see for yourself why Super Hotel Asakusa is a cut above the rest - where comfort, convenience, and culture meet for an extraordinary and authentic Tokyo experience.

Quick Facts

Check-In

03:00 PM

Check-Out

10:00 AM

Rooms

112

Popular Amenities

Elevator
Vending machine
Designated smoking areas

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Property Rules

Check-in instructions

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges.

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₹9,713

₹11,312

14% OFF

+ ₹896 taxes / night

Earn 106 Reward Points

Super Hotel Asakusa, Tokyo, Tokyo (prefecture), Japan, 111-0032

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Double Room

118 sq.ft (10.96 sq.mt)
Smoking policy – non-smoking available
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Electric kettle
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₹9,713

₹11,312

14% OFF

+ ₹896 taxes / night

Earn 106 Reward Points

Ratings & Reviews

4.1/5

686 Ratings

Al Ciucci

5/5

25 Oct, 2023

I have been here a couple of days and I have to be honest for the price, that's probably the best service you going to get in the area. The breakfast is excellent and also the staff is helpful and extremely attentive. I had a small problem with my room which they sorted out immediately, I was very impressed with that. Will definitely make more bookings again.

Hun Sern Tan

4/5

19 Dec, 2023

This was the first hotel I stayed in when I arrived in Japan. When I entered the room it was small as to be expected from rooms in Tokyo and the washroom was really small that you will be elbowing the wall most of the time when showering (I have stayed in other hotels throughout my Japan journey since and can say that they have bigger and spacier rooms and bathrooms compared to this one). The room was really clean and the bed was really comfy. The breakfast buffet was from 6.30-8.30am but it was some of the most delicious and fresh breakfast that I have had in hotels. The ingredients they use are mostly organic and locally grown and their baked goods are freshly baked (I could tell from the amount of flakes which fell off the baked goods when eating it). The breakfast options besides the staples are different each day so it was a treat for me to see what they were serving each day. Service was great (the staff can speak English to a degree) and the hotel has a wide range of amenities like different softness of pillows and toiletries to choose from. Do note that you are limited to 3 items per day (to avoid unnecessary wastage) and the toiletries are locked until the afternoon. The hotel was situated conveniently to most of the major attractions of Asakusa that you can walk to most of them easily. For example, it was a 5 min walk to Senso-ji temple and 20min walk to the Tokyo Skytree. Overall, I would recommend this hotel for short term stay for the breakfast, amenities and location in Asakusa but not the room size.

M R

5/5

28 Feb, 2023

Good business hotel with courteous FD, fresh and healthy complementary breakfast bar (and they care about food waste issues, which is a major plus), comfortable bed with good air conditioner, unknown room choice (AKA you may or may not get a free upgrade depending on the situation). Also I heard nothing during the night - the rooms are apparently created to provide silent comfortable night, so def recommended for people with sensitivity to noise. If you want a simple straightforward place to stay, this is the place.

Amer C

5/5

23 Apr, 2023

Nice hotel in Tokyo in the Asakusa region, close to Sensoji Temple. Coming from Narita airport, you don't have to take the Narita Express train to Tokyo main station. You can directly take the G line metro (Ginza). They both take about an hour to get to the city. In the hotel, the provided space is tiny. The bathroom is similar to an airplane bathroom. But overall it has everything you need. Also, on the positive side, it is very well equipped. It has USB ports in the bed frame, and provides extensible multi-port USB cables. Our experience there was very good. I recommend it. Also, it seems that a number of company employees or business people stay in this hotel when they are on a mission. At least that's what I noticed, every day, during the breakfast period.