Hotel Keihan Asakusa




Destination or Hotel
Departure Airport
Travel Dates
Nights
Guests
Overview
Hotel Keihan Asakusa has all the modern comforts to make your city break a breeze. With goodies like air purifiers, speedy Wi-Fi, and mobile phone chargers, you're sorted for a top-notch stay. There's a 24-hour reception, a tasty restaurant, and even massage services to help you unwind. And with Asakusa Station close by, exploring local gems like Senso-ji and Hanayashiki amusement park is a doddle.
Location
Bang on next to Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Express Line, getting around is a breeze. Check out the historic Senso-ji Temple or thrill at Hanayashiki amusement park just around the corner. And for jet-setters, it's 23.2 km from Tokyo Haneda International Airport and 13.4 km from Tokyo Harumi Cruise Terminal.
Rooms
Expect 178 rooms kitted out with essentials like air purifiers-cum-humidifiers, air conditioning, high-speed internet, and handy mobile phone chargers. Extra beds and cots are up for grabs if needed, and there are even pants pressers for that extra fancy touch.
Food & Drink
Dining’s sorted with an on-site restaurant, perfect for grabbing a bite without leaving the building. No specifics on the menu, but it's convenient and easy for when you want a hassle-free meal.
Distance From Major Transportation Hubs
Just 23.2 km from Tokyo Haneda International Airport and 13.4 km from Tokyo Harumi Cruise Terminal, reaching the hotel is straightforward. Plus, being right next to Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Express Line, getting around Tokyo is a piece of cake.