Yadoya Asakusa Sen no Mori

Name: Yadoya Asakusa Sen no Mori
Address: 6-3-9, Asakusa, Tokyo, JP

6-3-9, Asakusa, Tokyo, JP

Check-out 11:00 AMPrivate vacation home

What we measured

10 km from the centre of Tokyo
400 m from Sensō-ji Temple
19 km from Tokyo Haneda International Airport (HND)

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

About this hotel

Cozy Vacation Home in Asakusa Immerse yourself in a comfortable stay at this vacation home offering a well-equipped kitchenette and entertainment options like a flat-screen TV. Enjoy complimentary wireless internet to stay connected and convenient appliances such as a microwave and rice cooker. Nearby Attractions Explore the rich cultural heritage of Asakusa with popular destinations like Sensoji Temple, Kaminarimon Gate, and Tokyo Solamachi all within a short distance. Convenient Location Situated just a quick drive away from iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Imperial Palace, this vacation home provides easy access to Tokyo's top attractions. Ready to experience the charm of Asakusa? Book your stay now!

Amenities

Wheelchair accessible

Smoke-free property

Upper floors accessible by stairs only

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