Breeze Shortstay Female Only

Name: Breeze Shortstay Female Only
Address: 1-32-2, Asakusa, Tokyo, Tokyo, 111-0032, Tokyo, 111-0032, JP
Telephone: 81-3-58306988

1-32-2, Asakusa, Tokyo, Tokyo, 111-0032, Tokyo, JP

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What we measured

9.8 km from the centre of Tokyo
300 m from Sensō-ji Temple
18 km from Tokyo Haneda International Airport (HND)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Location : Situated in the heart of Asakusa, our guesthouse offers easy access to popular attractions such as Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Skytree. Amenities : Enjoy the convenience of our well-equipped guestrooms, each featuring a refrigerator, microwave, complimentary Wi-Fi, and modern bathroom amenities. Nearby Attractions : Explore the vibrant neighborhood with Kaminarimon Gate, Asakusa Shrine, and Hoppy Street just steps away. Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Tokyo right at our doorstep. Book your stay at Breeze Shortstay Female Only and experience the best of Asakusa during your visit to Tokyo!

Amenities

Front desk (limited hours)

Smoke-free property

Free WiFi

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Breeze Shortstay Female Only

1-32-2, Asakusa, Tokyo, Tokyo, 111-0032

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