HOTEL LiVEMAX Asakusabashi-Ekimae

Name: HOTEL LiVEMAX Asakusabashi-Ekimae
Address: Takito-ku Asakusabashi 1-1-14, Tokyo, 111-0053, jp
Rating: 7

Takito-ku Asakusabashi 1-1-14, Tokyo, jp

7.0

Very good

86 reviews

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What we measured

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

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

About this hotel

Convenient Location Located in the heart of Tokyo, HOTEL LiVEMAX Asakusabashi-Ekimae is surrounded by cultural landmarks and attractions, offering easy access to the city center and popular shrines. Comfortable Accommodation With 2-star accommodations, our hotel provides cozy rooms with private bathrooms, ensuring a comfortable stay for our guests after a day of exploring the city. Nearby Attractions Explore the rich history of Tokyo with attractions like Japan Stationery Museum and Hatsunemori Shrine just a stone's throw away, promising an enriching and memorable experience during your stay. Book your stay at HOTEL LiVEMAX Asakusabashi-Ekimae now for an unforgettable Tokyo adventure!

Amenities

Heating

Lift / Elevator

Smoke alarms

Key card access

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