Hotels near Sumida Ward, Tokyo

"This hotel has a very stylish design. The self-service bar on the first floor offers free, unlimited bread and drinks, along with many origami and board games. Many guests gather in the lobby, making it feel just like a living room at home – a truly wonderful space. The room itself is very well-designed, but it's a bit small. It's suitable for the first night of a trip, as there isn't quite enough space in a double room to organize two people's luggage. However, it's definitely worth staying for a night!"

"The location is great, just a five-minute walk from the subway. It's also very close to Senso-ji Temple. You can take the Asakusa Line directly to the airport, making it a convenient spot that's close to the action but still quiet. The room is small but has everything you need. On the first floor, there's self-service drinking water, toiletries, and coffee."

"I had a pleasant stay at HOTEL MYSTAYS Asakusa. The location was convenient for exploring Asakusa and other parts of Tokyo, with public transportation within walking distance. The room was compact, which is quite normal in Tokyo, but it was clean, comfortable, and had the basic amenities I needed. The area around the hotel was relatively quiet, so it was nice to come back and rest after a long day of sightseeing. The staff were polite and helpful, and the overall stay was comfortable and convenient. I also liked being able to explore the Asakusa area easily while still having good access to other places in Tokyo. Overall, it was a good choice for a reasonably priced and practical stay in Tokyo. I would consider staying here again on a future visit."

"I initially wanted to try a capsule hotel, but ultimately realized how important a private room is for sleeping, especially for someone on a tight budget like me who needs good sleep. The room I booked was the blue one with double windows, which I'd seen mentioned in other reviews. The room design is quite sensible, allowing me to open my suitcase. The central air conditioning doesn't have individual temperature control, but the communal bathrooms are very clean. Men's and women's bathrooms are on odd and even floors respectively, and in the three days I stayed, I never encountered anyone else while showering. There's a super cheap supermarket nearby, and next door, an old public bathhouse and laundromat where locals go to soak. You can really feel the traditional and ancient vibe of the Asakusa neighborhood here, and the surrounding residential area is very quiet at night. Getting around by train is also convenient. It's about a 6-minute walk to Oshiage Station, which is the last stop on the Asakusa Line. It takes about 30 minutes to get to Tokyo Station, and it's very convenient if you're traveling with luggage as all the escalators go up. Overall, I would definitely consider booking here again for my next solo trip!"

"I stayed at this hotel for 7 days, so my review should be quite insightful! **Excellent Location:** The subway station is right downstairs, with direct access to both Haneda and Narita airports. There are also many options for getting around the city. If you have luggage, I recommend using the B3 exit, which has a direct elevator; otherwise, you might question your life choices, as many subway exits in Japan are stairs. You can see the Tokyo Skytree right outside the hotel. Downstairs, there's a large Life supermarket where you can buy sushi and sashimi to enjoy in your room. The fresh milk is incredibly delicious and affordable – highly recommended, a must-try! Besides the supermarket, there's also a shopping mall next to the Skytree, featuring Uniqlo, Zara, Onitsuka Tiger, and Loft (from stationery to cosmetics, they have everything). There are also plenty of restaurant choices! **Hotel Service:** The staff are very friendly and speak fluent English. Although the rooms are small, they are very clean. Typically, rooms are cleaned every 3 days, but they offer daily towel changes, bed tidying, and trash removal. Of course, if you want daily full cleaning, you can select that option on the TV! The in-room TV is also a major source of information, providing Wi-Fi passwords, weather forecasts, and more! **Hotel Breakfast:** It's predominantly Western-style, with delicious food and a wide variety of choices. The salads and fruits are very fresh, the milk and coffee are great, and the pastries are tasty. There's even ice cream and a DIY waffle maker, which many guests love and sometimes requires a short wait! Japanese rice is famously expensive, but here it's unlimited. Pairing it with curry provides plenty of energy for the whole day. Plus, they have salmon for breakfast! The cheese toast is a must-order. I ate so much every morning that I sometimes skipped lunch. You absolutely *must* buy the breakfast! Don't say I didn't warn you – this is a steal you shouldn't miss. You can practically leave all your toiletries at home and use the ones provided by the hotel, which are from Pola. This frees up space for all your shopping, as Japan is a great place to shop, with favorable exchange rates and tax-free options!"

"First time booking through Trip.com, and it was reliable! The hotel's environment and location are both good, and there's even parking nearby! The price is reasonable! Much better than some local B&Bs (which ridiculously charge a 200 yuan cleaning fee 😜). There are also attractions nearby."

"I will write without embellishment: the apartment constantly stinks, if you do not turn on the air conditioner, we slept with the window open all the time for freshness; the bed linen is terrible, the duvet cover is tangled with the blanket, it turns out to be a lump, not a blanket. The toilet soap is bad. It is cramped. We had to dry the linen on the chandelier. The chairs creak, the table is small. It is time to change the frying pan, the food sticks. Pros: location - Morishita metro is a 7-minute walk away, 7 eleven is nearby, a large grocery market Life is nearby. TV with programs. Smart toilet, good shower. The bed for two is small. There are no large plates."

"Staff were very friendly and welcoming when we arrived earlier than check in time. They even got the room ready for us a little earlier. Room is clean and comfortable with a huge bed (2 single beds combined). The decor is traditional Japanese tatami style with a slightly more modern twist which was a nice touch. Pyjamas provided added more to the experience and private onsen was nice. Although abit tight to fit in 2 people. The breakfast included was more on the premium side with sashimi and wagyu beef. Very delicious overall."

"We had a great stay at Hotel Monday and thoroughly enjoyed our time here. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and conveniently located. The staff were also friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The only issue we encountered was with the washing machine. After using the dryer, we noticed there was quite a bit of dust and lint inside the machine. Regular cleaning of the dryer and washing machine would make the experience even better. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and would happily recommend Hotel Monday to others. Thank you for your hospitality!"