"This spot was amazing, great spot, quiet, good size rooms, great bathrooms and awesome service! Little bit of a walk to the station but not too far. "
"Amazing experience, extremely clean rooms, nice showers, easy to navigate and check in, very close to many tourists attractions and right next to the train / subway station. Will definitely be coming back."
"Staff was helpful and spoke some English. Rooms were tidy and compact but very comfy. The lobby always smelled amazing, like fresh flowers or something. "
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"What a gem. It’s was a great room for a family of 5 with a kitchen and two grocery stores across the street. Walked to two different train stations in under 6 minutes and the area had a ton of great restaurants within minutes as well. Staff was friendly, accommodating and helpful when needed. I highly recommend this area and hotel. "
"I really loved this hotel. We enjoyed our stay here and definitely coming back again. The location is good and has a lot of dining restaurant nearby. Very clean hotel, lots of amenities and free shuttle going to Disneyland/Disneysea and going back to the hotel. Kudos to the staff, all of them are accommodating, very nice and helpful. And one more thing, OMG! The breakfast buffet is superb! Highly recommended! "
"The hotel was clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful. There is a good breakfast option, and also cafes nearby. The location is 4 minutes walk from Kinshicho station and metro and so it's easy to travel from there to other parts of Tokyo. There are nearby shops, cafes and small grocery stores. The area is safe."
"Had a great stay here. The hotel's in a very quiet residential area, about 10 minutes walk from the Asasuka subways and main tourist areas. It can be quite deserted if you're walking back late, but the area is very safe.the hotel itself is very minimalist, like a converted warehouse. The hotel also functions as an art gallery of sorts, with displays from local artists in the ground and basement floors. The staff were very friendly and spoke English well.
The rooms also shared the minimalist aesthetic and were roomy in comparison to some similarly priced hotels in Tokyo.
I liked that the room provided glass pitchers to refill with filtered water (located in the communal space in the basement).
Overall a great stay and I'd recommend it if you don't mind walking a bit each day to public transit."
Join thousands of enthusiastic fans at this venue’s thrilling tournaments and watch as giant wrestlers in colorful loincloths participate in the national sport.
You can spend an afternoon browsing the exhibits at Sumida Hokusai Museum during your trip to Tokyo. Visit the shops and notable monuments in this vibrant area.
Edo-Tokyo Museum is located in a vibrant area of Tokyo known for its notable monuments and top museums. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, take a look at the 360 hotels and other accommodation options you'll find within a mile.
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What can I see and do near Edo-Tokyo Museum?
Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art, Bank of Japan and Ueno Royal Museum feature a variety of fascinating exhibits to see while you're in town. Sensoji Temple, Tokyo Imperial Palace and Ekoin Temple are monuments to see when you're exploring the area around Edo-Tokyo Museum. You can watch performances at Theater X, Meijiza Theater and Sumida Triphony Hall if you're interested in local theatre.
How can I get to Edo-Tokyo Museum?
With so many transport options, exploring the area around Edo-Tokyo Museum is a breeze. Walk to nearby metro stations like Ryogoku Station, Honjo-azumabashi Station and Kikukawa Station. If you want to journey outside of the area, jump aboard a train from Kinshicho Station, Tokyo Skytree Station or JR Ryogoku Station.
