Asakusa Bridge FLower Lnn 浅草橋

Name: Asakusa Bridge FLower Lnn 浅草橋
Address: 浅草橋３−１２−４, Tokyo, 111-0053, jp

浅草橋３−１２−４, Tokyo, jp

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What we measured

8.5 km from the centre of Tokyo
1.8 km from Ueno Imperial Grant Park
17 km from Tokyo Haneda International Airport (HND)

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

About this hotel

Located in the heart of Tokyo, just steps away from Jinnai Shrine, Asakusa Bridge Flower Inn 浅草橋 offers a cozy stay with modern amenities. With free WiFi and a flat-screen TV, guests can unwind in comfort after exploring the nearby attractions such as Kanaami Inari Shrine and Izumi Park. Charming Accommodation Experience true Japanese hospitality in the 1-bedroom holiday home featuring a fully equipped kitchen and 2 bathrooms for added convenience. Convenient Location Explore the rich culture of Tokyo with attractions like Ichogaoka Hachiman Shrine and Kuramae Mizu no Yakata within easy reach from the property. Book your stay now and immerse yourself in the vibrant sights and sounds of Tokyo at Asakusa Bridge Flower Inn 浅草橋!

Amenities

Air conditioning

Non-smoking throughout

Free wired internet

Internet access

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Asakusa Bridge FLower Lnn 浅草橋

浅草橋３−１２−４

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