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Rooms

The hotel has various rooms ranging from their aptly named ‘Modest’ semi-double, all the way up to a luxury two bedroom suite, some of which even have the option of a balcony. One of the most popular rooms is the ‘Classy Room’, offering plenty of space for a comfortable double, twin or even triple bed configuration, as well as a separate seating area to enjoy the fabulous views out over the city. All rooms have an en suite bathroom as well as extra amenities such as Nespresso machine, bathrobes and a robust toiletry selection.

Location

Located in Asakusa, one of Tokyo’s more traditional neighborhoods, there is easy access to the famous Senso-ji temple. It’s a short walk to several subway lines, the closest being the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line at Asakusa Station, just a two-minute walk. Hoppy Street (or Hoppy Dori as it’s locally known), is a great spot to enjoy some casual street food near this hotel. It is also close to Ueno, home to Ueno Park where there is a great selection of museums. Tokyo Skytree is a short subway ride away.

Food and drink

• An à la carte breakfast is served daily in the hotel restaurant.
• R Restaurant & Bar offers lunch and dinner, offering a variety of dishes including a set menu, which is often a typical dining option in Japan. 
• B Bar offering drinks throughout the evening, with a variety of beverages including beer, wine, whiskey, and cocktails.

Families

• There is an option for interconnecting ‘Essential Twin’ rooms, which work well for families.
• Specific amenities for children can be requested such as a crib, a child’s toilet seat and bed rails (only certain room types can accommodate cribs, these are also subject to availability).

Accessibility

The hotel is wheelchair accessible throughout, with the ‘Universal Room’ category especially adapted to suit. There are also a limited number of wheelchairs to rent from reception, although these must be requested in advance.