Great location 5 minutes from the center of Asakusa including Senso Ji (temple), Kappabashi (Kitchen Town) and the river. Book a room on the 20th floor or higher for great views out to the Tokyo Sky Tree and other Asakusa landmarks. This hotel is a bit of a throw back to an earlier age but none the worse for that.... More

Offering a good view of Asakusa and beyond, this hotel offers a solid stay in a nice part of Tokyo. A block away from the subway. The room is good in size, according to Japanese standards and has a decent desk with a fast internet connection. I skipped the breakfast, so I don't have an opinion about that. Typical Japanese... More

I stayed here over a weekend and a Monday. The area is fantastic to walk around and to experience a part of Tokyo that hasn't changed much in decades. Free of high end shops and full of wholesale restaurant suppliers, it is a down to earth look at a charmed area of Tokyo where locals flock to experience old world... More

The rooms are getting a little tired. That stripey 1970s theme is starting to look old, not retro, Decent sized rooms for where it is. But the lighting in them isn't good, the beds aren't too comfy and the provided amenities (toiletries, tea making) are pretty spartan. Somewhat jetlagged on the first night of our trip a few more comforts... More

The beautiful art deco style interior of the Asakusa View Hotel is something I have always wanted to experience. I have visited their bar (which offers a stunning view of the city) on several occasions and often wondered how spectacular the view from the rooms would be. I was fortunate enough to capture a very reduced rate on Agoda.com in... More

A decent 4* hotel in Asakusa Tokyo with excellent views of Tokyo and Fuji if u r lucky and skies are clear. Metro in 7 min walking. Clean and comfortable with good breakfast . More

I would highly recommend staying here for the initial part or most of your Tokyo stay as the hotel is located in an inexpensive neighbourhood and area of relative calm allowing you to find your feet and explore the city easily in your first few days. We stayed here for our first 3 nights before moving on to Shibuya which... More

We only stayed at the Asakusa View Hotel for one night until our other Asakusa accomodation became available. We had 2 large (large for Japan) Twin rooms with great views and huge single beds. We felt we could have easily slept all 4 of us (2xAdults and 2xChildren) in the one room as they had no 'adjoining' family rooms in... More

We stayed for 3 nights at the Asakusa View which was chosen for us by the tour company we had asked to design our trip. Our party consisted of two adults and two teenage girls. When we arrived at the hotel it was too early to check-in but we wanted to get changed after a long flight. The reception staff... More