Hotels near Asakura Choso Museum

"Great staff, great location, clean and tidy rooms. Love the pajamas and toiletries, no need to bring your own. "

"Great service"

"Well kept hotel. Has all the ammenities. Convenience store on second floor. Worked fine for us as a base to sleep at during our 11 days in Tokyo. Very close to Ryogoku Station. Quiet area with food options around. I really can't say anything bad about the place. The bathrooms are a bit small in the room, but I'm a larger guy and understand. People complain about the elevators, which is fair, but they need to realize they aren't the only people staying there and it's a busy hotel. They have "busy periods" which you should plan ahead and not need to use during those times. Again, overall satisfied with our stay. Thank you!"

"Yes"

"Yes"

"Clean and comfortable "

"The room at the Hotel Niwa was clean and beautifullly decorated in a manor that catered to traditional Japanese style and simplicity with western comforts also in mind. This was exactly what we had been looking for in a Japanese stay during our holiday. The staff were very helpful and we were delighted to learn about the manager's production of delicious local honey in the hotel. The gardens and internal courtyard were an authentic and restful touch that we could experience from the restaurant."

"The staff’s hospitality was excellent. Although I arrived before check-in time, they kindly stored my luggage for me, and they also kept it after check-out. There is a large bath on the 14th floor where I was able to relax and soak away the fatigue of my trip. However, while there is a laundry machine, there is only one, so if another guest is using it, it would be impossible to use unless you have plenty of time."

"I enjoy staying at this accommodation. The only downside they don't have a iron for clothes. But, it is fine. Luckily, I brought a small travel iron along. "