Hotels with facilities for disabled guests in Asakusa

"We incredibly loved our stay in Richmond Premier Asakusa! 5-10 minutes walk to anywhere in Asakusa area (10 minutes walk from the main Asakusa station/Kaminarimon Gate). Located on top of a small shopping mall with Don Quijote, Yoshinoya, Matsuya, Sukiya, Katsuya and a bunch of eatery & small cute shops in the heart of Asakusa it's really hard to beat the convenience and location of this hotel! If you're planning to explore in depth Asakusa and its surrounding area there's no place in Asakusa that can offer a better value than this one. The staff speaks perfect English, the rooms clean (albeit a bit small, but it's already bigger than any other average Japan hotel rooms), with complete amenities. They even offer a walking guide map of Asakusa and discount coupon for Don Quijote! Never been so hyped up for a hotel review, but I'm recommending this to all Agoda users who will visit Asakusa, don't hesitate you're not making awrong choice, you can click that book button now."

"This hotel has a very good location. Very near to asakusa station if you took tsukuba express (just 2 stops from akihabara) and a few hundred meters to tokyo metro station. Very near to beautiful Senso-ji temple. And street shops near the temple. If you are searching for halal food, there is one halal restaurant, Naritaya Ramen near the Sensoji temple. The ramen and karagae (fried chicken) are the must try food! Very delicious! You should come early because it is full during lunch hour and you have to wait several minutes to get a seat. There is one halal sushi restaurant near the hotel too. And halal chicken kebab in front of the hotel (but the beef is not halal). The room is super clean and beautiful! I love the blind because it has picture of japan culture. Same goes to their toilet door, it has a skytree picture on it. The shampoo, conditioner and shower cream are all green tea base. Super love the smell! And the green tea provided in the room is the best! One thing this hotel lack is the microwave. It does not have a microwave, and the 7-11 near this hotel also does not have a microwave. I love to buy the fish that you can eat after heat from 7-11 and I couldn't do so during my stay here. But overall I will definitely stay again in this hotel. "

"The location of the Onyado Nono Asakusa hotel is in a nice area, closed to everything. Food, shopping, transportation and attractions are within walking distance. The lobby, the lift and the bedroom are clean, with no outdoor shoes policy being imposed on. The staff are very friendly, kind and helpful. The room is small and compact but enough for the 2 of us. The onsen was nice but can be quite busy late at night as is open from 3 pm until 9 am (overnight). Overall we had a nice time staying at Onyado Asakusa Hotel while in Tokyo. "

"The room of this hotel for the Quadruple room is bigger than the normal Japanese hotel's room.4 people and 4 24"luggages, the room still has free space to be a little living room. The only thing that I'm quite wondering why 4-star hotel-like Asakusa View hotel hasn't got any fitness room for their guest?? The hotel has a fitness center for their MEMBER only but not allow for their hotel's guests. How weird it is!! In my opinion, the location is not as good as I expected. The nearest train is the Tsukuba line, which is the local line from MORIYA to AKIHABARA. That means if you want to travel in Tokyo by JR line. You always take Tsukuba line from Asakusa to Akihabara and then you can take whatever train both JR and Local line to go on. It wastes your time so much to do that or you must walk around 1 KM. through Senso-ji Temple to take Ginza line or Asakusa line. So if your concern about your transportation maybe this hotel is not suitable for your style."

"the bluewave inn asakusa exceeded our expectations in every way. the staff are friendly and helpful, and the rooms are very clean and well-maintained, making it a great place to return to after a long day out. for us hair aficionados, we have your own stock of shiseido shampoo and conditioner. its proximity to train stations served by tokyo metro (ginza line) and toei (asakusa line) subway lines, it is a convenient location to base yourself for sightseeing. the area of asakusa is definitely worth visiting, the best part of staying here though, must be its proximity to the beautiful sensoji temple. though not necessary, we always walked to and from the station through the temple grounds to return to the hotel. i would certainly return to stay here, if only for this very privilege. "

"Can't say enough good about this hotel, its location, and staff. We were very pleased with the comfort and cleanliness of our room, which came with tons of nice amenities and a refrigerator, but best of all, was the fantastic view! The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and we throughly enjoyed the breakfast, which was one of the best we've experienced in all of our travels. Staying in Asakusa turned out to be a great choice for us and we found getting around Tokyo by subway worked very easily from here, using either Asakusa Station or Tawaramachi Station, via the Ginza line. We stayed five nights and enjoyed every minute!"

"We stayed at Hotel Wing International Select Asakusa Komagata for 2 nights. The hotel situates in a very prime location & close to subway. We were informed about free small breakfast each morning (bread + drink), which was nice but we didn't come down to take them since we don't usually have breakfast. The staffs were very nice and polite and also told us to checkout their rooftop if we have time. We booked for a Japanese twin room type since it was the cheapest and was happy with the room. The beds were comfy and the room was clean and new. There were also luggages space beneath the bed. The coffee machine was easy to use and a plus. The wifi was superb as each room get specific login+password so no bandwidth stealing during peak time! The tv was a smart tv so you can connect & stream from your mobile device. The most awesome thing was the rooftop of the hotel where you can see the Asakusa area with Tokyo skytree etc! Overall, this was the best hotel we stayed at during our trip."

"This was really a nice hotel, very convenient, it is near the Toei Asakusa line, it’s like a few steps when you go to the exit, however you’re gonna need to lift your luggage in the stairs kinda hassle, but there’s an elevator there, if you go to the elevator, the hotel is just in front the elevator exit. And if you’re from Ginza Line, Asakusa, it’s just a few meters away too, it’s like a 10minutes walk, Nice hotel, there’s a family mart beside it. It’s also near in the tourist spots like Sensoji Temple, and a few meters away to The Asakusa Rox Mall and Don quijote. I’ll come back here again in this hotel next time!"

"At reasonable costs you get a good, clean room, not very large, but also not too small. The hotel is very close to the Asakusa temple with excellent shopping and many good restaurants, including a great 24 hour Sushi place(Sushizanmae). Even if you arrive very late you are not going to be hungry. Also the restaurant in the hotel (Jonathans) is open 24 hours. The transfer from Narita airport is fast with the Skyliner to Ueno and a 2-stop subway ride (Tawaramachi on the Ginza line), or a short ride by taxi (about 800 yen). There is even a Tsukuba Express station 2 minutes away. The easy connections make a business stay very efficient, and the bars and restaurants close by make it even quite pleasant"

"We incredibly loved our stay in Richmond Premier Asakusa! 5-10 minutes walk to anywhere in Asakusa area (10 minutes walk from the main Asakusa station/Kaminarimon Gate). Located on top of a small shopping mall with Don Quijote, Yoshinoya, Matsuya, Sukiya, Katsuya and a bunch of eatery & small cute shops in the heart of Asakusa it's really hard to beat the convenience and location of this hotel! If you're planning to explore in depth Asakusa and its surrounding area there's no place in Asakusa that can offer a better value than this one. The staff speaks perfect English, the rooms clean (albeit a bit small, but it's already bigger than any other average Japan hotel rooms), with complete amenities. They even offer a walking guide map of Asakusa and discount coupon for Don Quijote! Never been so hyped up for a hotel review, but I'm recommending this to all Agoda users who will visit Asakusa, don't hesitate you're not making awrong choice, you can click that book button now."