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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The hotel is right next to Senso-ji Temple. It’s very close to the metro station. The hotel itself is very cozy and nice. The staff are very kind, helpful and accommodating. The rooms have enough space to feel welcome and comfortable. The bathrooms are very clean and the beds are comfortable too. Very nice hotel.
The hotel is right next to Senso-ji Temple. It’s very close to the metro station. The hotel itself is very cozy and nice. The staff are very kind, helpful and accommodating. The rooms have enough space to feel welcome and comfortable. The bathrooms are very clean and the beds are comfortable too. Very nice hotel.
Alberto
Reviewed October 21, 2026Reviewed October 21, 2026
The management understands the capsule-hotel experience and has designed the experience accordingly. All the features in the individual and shared/common spaces work as advertised, and when one of them (the coffee machine) broke, I could see they immediately had someone working to fix it.
The management understands the capsule-hotel experience and has designed the experience accordingly. All the features in the individual and shared/common spaces work as advertised, and when one of them (the coffee machine) broke, I could see they immediately had someone working to fix it.
Just got back from our trip to Japan and Monday Premium Asakusa II was amazing, the room was spacious for everyone in our party. The staff was very helpful. We had problems with our cooktop burner and they were able to switch it out for a different one right away. Staff were very friendly with everything. The location was convenient, everything was very close. When we go back to Japan we will definitely stay here again.
Just got back from our trip to Japan and Monday Premium Asakusa II was amazing, the room was spacious for everyone in our party. The staff was very helpful. We had problems with our cooktop burner and they were able to switch it out for a different one right away. Staff were very friendly with everything. The location was convenient, everything was very close. When we go back to Japan we will definitely stay here again.
Jorge
Reviewed November 11, 2026Reviewed November 11, 2026
Extremely comfortable stay at onyado nono bettei. The hotel annex just opened in January of 2024 and is very clean and inviting. The service is exemplary and location is prime. Roughly 15 minute walk to asakusa station, 2 minute walk to sensoji temple, and 5 minutes to asakusa view hotel to take a limousine bus to the airport. We had an incredible time in the onsen, enjoyed all the food and drinks, and breakfast was delicious. The only cons were atrociously hard pillows that would break your...
Extremely comfortable stay at onyado nono bettei. The hotel annex just opened in January of 2024 and is very clean and inviting. The service is exemplary and location is prime. Roughly 15 minute walk to asakusa station, 2 minute walk to sensoji temple, and 5 minutes to asakusa view hotel to take a limousine bus to the airport. We had an incredible time in the onsen, enjoyed all the food and drinks, and breakfast was delicious. The only cons were atrociously hard pillows that would break your...
I actually booked this hotel because of it being close to the SkyTree and across the street from the Subway/Train line. My daughters and I stayed at this property for 3 nights. The hotel is very clean and the room was pretty. I wish I was able to book a bigger room, but I assume those fill up fast. It was myself and my 17 and 8 year old. We were spending 15 days in Japan so we had a lot of luggage, too much. The hotel staff was so kind and accommodating. I got the breakfast package and we had...
I actually booked this hotel because of it being close to the SkyTree and across the street from the Subway/Train line. My daughters and I stayed at this property for 3 nights. The hotel is very clean and the room was pretty. I wish I was able to book a bigger room, but I assume those fill up fast. It was myself and my 17 and 8 year old. We were spending 15 days in Japan so we had a lot of luggage, too much. The hotel staff was so kind and accommodating. I got the breakfast package and we had...
This hotel is close by Senso-ji temple and various subway lines. The area around the hotel is usually quiet and they have a cafe with a store inside. Overall, not bad.
This hotel is close by Senso-ji temple and various subway lines. The area around the hotel is usually quiet and they have a cafe with a store inside. Overall, not bad.
One of the most affordable hotels we stayed at during our trip to the Japan and SUPER worth it!! Room is condo style so it came with kitchen area, washer/dryer and a little living room area. Walking distance from train stations, street shops and restaurants but the hotel itself is near a quieter street. Definitely recommend this hotel. All hotels we stayed at were clean and welcoming :)
One of the most affordable hotels we stayed at during our trip to the Japan and SUPER worth it!! Room is condo style so it came with kitchen area, washer/dryer and a little living room area. Walking distance from train stations, street shops and restaurants but the hotel itself is near a quieter street. Definitely recommend this hotel. All hotels we stayed at were clean and welcoming :)
Shanelle
Reviewed November 3, 2026Reviewed November 3, 2026
Overall very impressed by the hotel. The staff were very helpful and spoke decent English. The hotel is right on top of a station that has a direct line to Narita Airport so there are no transfers needed. There is a nearby supermarket where you can get all the drinks and snacks you need and the Tokyo Skytree Solamachi is also right there with plenty of dining options. The Kura Sushi located in the hotel is also very convenient. A couple of downsides: the room was smaller than I expected for a...
Overall very impressed by the hotel. The staff were very helpful and spoke decent English. The hotel is right on top of a station that has a direct line to Narita Airport so there are no transfers needed. There is a nearby supermarket where you can get all the drinks and snacks you need and the Tokyo Skytree Solamachi is also right there with plenty of dining options. The Kura Sushi located in the hotel is also very convenient. A couple of downsides: the room was smaller than I expected for a...
Chad
Reviewed December 2, 2024Reviewed December 2, 2024
The hotel itself is very old, needs some refurbishment, but they still keep it very clean. I like our beds were being made every day, we felt very comfortable and relaxed when we returned to our room to see the clean beds after long walks.
The hotel itself is very old, needs some refurbishment, but they still keep it very clean. I like our beds were being made every day, we felt very comfortable and relaxed when we returned to our room to see the clean beds after long walks.
Excellent location with so much to do within walking distance. Multiple subway line with a 1-2 minute walk.
Hotel and staff were wonderful, so pleasant and helpful. Help with Luggage storage and shipping was a great bonus for our group.
Excellent location with so much to do within walking distance. Multiple subway line with a 1-2 minute walk.
Hotel and staff were wonderful, so pleasant and helpful. Help with Luggage storage and shipping was a great bonus for our group.
Great location in Asakusa! Convenient to multiple train lines, food, shopping and temple grounds. Rooms are bigger than anticipated but minimal storage, no drawers and small closet. Premier lounge was a pleasant surprise and appreciated. 4th floor izakaya style food court was not up to par and disappointing, chose elsewhere to eat. Kobe restaurant is over priced and seldom busy. Uniglo store was a great! Don Quixote is a tourist trap and overpriced! Recommend and would return.
Great location in Asakusa! Convenient to multiple train lines, food, shopping and temple grounds. Rooms are bigger than anticipated but minimal storage, no drawers and small closet. Premier lounge was a pleasant surprise and appreciated. 4th floor izakaya style food court was not up to par and disappointing, chose elsewhere to eat. Kobe restaurant is over priced and seldom busy. Uniglo store was a great! Don Quixote is a tourist trap and overpriced! Recommend and would return.
Robb
Reviewed February 13, 2025Reviewed February 13, 2025
We loved the location the most. The lobby and staff and restaurant were excellent. Room is just a little outdated but very clean and in order. No complaints.
We loved the location the most. The lobby and staff and restaurant were excellent. Room is just a little outdated but very clean and in order. No complaints.
The hotel is a short distance to Kitasenju station which is very convenient. There are plenty of dining options within short walking distance. Shopping places are plentiful close to the hotel. The hotel room is a little bigger than hotels of same categories. It also has a massage chair. There are 2 water bottles and snacks are provided daily. Room is cleaned daily and cleaned very well. Towels are of good quality. Reception staff are professional, courteous and very helpful.
The hotel is a short distance to Kitasenju station which is very convenient. There are plenty of dining options within short walking distance. Shopping places are plentiful close to the hotel. The hotel room is a little bigger than hotels of same categories. It also has a massage chair. There are 2 water bottles and snacks are provided daily. Room is cleaned daily and cleaned very well. Towels are of good quality. Reception staff are professional, courteous and very helpful.
What's the area like around Keisei-Takasago Station?
Keisei-Takasago Station is located in a vibrant area of Tokyo known for its array of dining options and major shopping area. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, check out the 34 hotels and other accommodations located within a mile of the station.
What's the best hotel to stay near Keisei-Takasago Station?
Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this hotel offers 3 restaurants and a bar. It's located 4.9 mi (7.8 km) from Keisei-Takasago Station. Other good options within 5 miles include Asakusa Tobu Hotel and HOTEL TAVINOS Asakusa.
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What can I see and do near Keisei-Takasago Station?
You'll want to browse the collections at Katsushika Shibamata Torasan Memorial Hall, Katsushika City Museum, and Shunkaen Bonsai Museum. Sensoji Temple, Asakusa Shrine, and Kaminarimon Gate are monuments to see when you're exploring the area around Keisei-Takasago Station. You can catch a show at Tower Hall Funabori, Asakusa Public Hall, and Sumida Triphony Hall.