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Asakusa View Hotel, Tokyo

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Number of rooms: 333

Location: Ueno / Asakusa

Address: 3-17-1,nishi-asakusa taito-ku Tokyo,japan., Tokyo, Japan

Asakusa View Hotel Tokyo Info

Nestled along the banks of the majestic Sumida River, Asakusa radiates a special brilliance among other major city centers of Tokyo. The mere mention of its name evokes a certain sense of nostalgia within Japanese people, rekindling memories of their hometown. Asakusa's charm flows from a blending of the old and the new. Its streets are filled with the traditional atmosphere of downtown Tokyo, fascinating visitors with old-fashioned shops, selling everything from ornaments to food, as they stroll by. Yet, nearby modern high-rise office buildings soar above the riverside. Standing tall at this crossroad of tradition and the future is Asakusa View Hotel. Featuring 337 guestrooms, 17 banquet halls, 9 restaurants (and bars) and a fitness center within its 28 floors, Asakusa View Hotel satisfies all the modern lifestyles need of it guests during their stay. For your reservation at Asakusa View Hotel Tokyo, simply submit your requested dates below and complete our secure online booking form.

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Room Amenities

Asakusa View Hotel Tokyo - Room Amenities

Air Conditioning
Bathrobes
Inhouse Movies
Desk
Hair Dryer
Internet Access
Television
Bathtub
Shower
Mini Bar
Non Smoking Rooms
Internet Access (complimentary)

Facilities

Asakusa View Hotel Tokyo - Facilities

Car Park
Disabled Facilities
Bicycle Rental
Shops
Elevator
Coffee Shop
Bar/Pub
Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning
Meeting Facilities
Restaurant
Room Service
Salon

Sports and Recreation

Asakusa View Hotel Tokyo - Sports and Recreation

The recreational activities listed below are available at or near the resort; fees may apply.

Massage
Pool Indoor
Gym/Fitness Facilities
Garden

Photos and Room Info

Ice House The main bar, named after Andrew Wyeth's masterpiece "Ice House," is located on the first floor in the basement. Decorated in the style of an old English drawing room, the chic interior recreates the comfort of relaxing in a private room. By the way, you can see Wyeth's painting hanging in the bar.	"St. Christina" "St. Christina" is provided exclusively for hotel guests and members. It is the perfect place to spend leisurely hours unwinding and relaxing. You can even keep your own bottle of liquor in a private locker for each visit.
Makie French Restaurant Reward yourself and someone special with a night of authentic French cuisine and fine wine, handpicked by our sommeliers from our extensive wine cellar. Enriching your dining experience is the spectacular night view of Tokyo.	Swimming Pool
Standard Twin Room Standard 26.1 sqm guest room with two single beds. Facilities include TV, seating area with coffee table, and in-room coffee and tea.	Karuta Japanese Restaurant Naturally, you can enjoy the true essence of Japanese cuisine at Asakusa View Hotel. In an atmosphere of calm and quiet, your dining pleasure is enhanced by a view of the beautiful Japanese garden. For lovers of sushi, "Sugoroku", a sushi corner, is located next to "Karuta."
Standard Single One double bed. Square 19.6 meters (211 square feet). Complimentary high-speed Internet access. Cable/satellite TV. Pay movies. Air conditioning. Refrigerator. Minibar.	Top Lounge "Belvedere" On the top floor of the Hotel, Top Lounge "Belvedere" commands spectacular views of Tokyo. Offering nightly live entertainment performed by overseas artists, you are assured of a great night out at this attractive nightspot
Poolside

Food, Drink and Entertainment

Makie French Restaurant
Reward yourself and someone special with a night of authentic French cuisine and fine wine, handpicked by our sommeliers from our extensive wine cellar. Enriching your dining experience is the spectacular night view of Tokyo.

Karakurenai Chinese Restaurant
Accompanying the gorgeous taste of Cantonese cuisine is a gorgeous view of the Tokyo skyline. For those who prefer a little privacy, separate private dining rooms are available.

Karuta Japanese Restaurant
Naturally, you can enjoy the true essence of Japanese cuisine at Asakusa View Hotel. In an atmosphere of calm and quiet, your dining pleasure is enhanced by a view of the beautiful Japanese garden. For lovers of sushi, "Sugoroku", a sushi corner, is located next to "Karuta."

Top Lounge "Belvedere"
On the top floor of the Hotel, Top Lounge "Belvedere" commands spectacular views of Tokyo. Offering nightly live entertainment performed by overseas artists, you are assured of a great night out at this attractive nightspot.

"St. Christina"
"St. Christina" is provided exclusively for hotel guests and members. It is the perfect place to spend leisurely hours unwinding and relaxing. You can even keep your own bottle of liquor in a private locker for each visit.

"Ice House"
The main bar, named after Andrew Wyeth's masterpiece "Ice House," is located on the first floor in the basement. Decorated in the style of an old English drawing room, the chic interior recreates the comfort of relaxing in a private room. By the way, you can see Wyeth's painting hanging in the bar.

Cafe de Kapitain
Bright and cheerful, this cozy corner is nice retreat for a cup of tea or a light meal. Open from early in the morning.

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Customer Reviews

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First glimpse of Tokyo

Guest Rating: 9

christopher S.

New Zealand
Other
Date of Stay: 27 Dec 2008

Value for Money:		10/10
Location:		10/10
Staff Performance:		8/10

Hotel Condition/Cleanliness:		10/10
Room Comfort/Standard:		8/10
Food/Dining:		8/10

No smoking, city views. very comfortable size - I am 6`1`` tall ~ was expecting something you could not swing a cat in and was very pleasantly surprised.

Very little except that I had to pass floors in the lift where the dreaded smokers were! But not the hotel@s fault. Sadly many Japanese smoke like steam-trains.

For a middle of the road Australian traveller, this hotel is a bargain and is very near travel connections for JRail especially. A very safe area with 24 hour food shops nearby and relatively cheap eating places/restaurants and the like. Is expensive to eat in the hotel (like all hotels, it seems) but we only did so once. As our first stopping place in Japan, it was very much a worthwhile place that allowed us to settle and get our bearings. Staffwere very helpful, courteous and responsive - in English and Japanese.

Travel tip : In the evening, go to the bar at the top of the hotel (28th floor), buy a beer and gazeover a marvellous. dazellingly pretty cityscape. During the day (yes!we went there during the day) Mt Fuji is quite visible away to the west.

Asakusa View Hotel

Guest Rating: 7

elizabeth C.

United Kingdom
Other
Date of Stay: 15 Dec 2008

Value for Money:		8/10
Location:		6/10
Staff Performance:		8/10

Hotel Condition/Cleanliness:		8/10
Room Comfort/Standard:		8/10
Food/Dining:		4/10

Friendly staff. Well appointed rooms.

Not possible to get a receipt for a stay booked on the Internet.

We enjoyed our stay in this hotel which is in an interesting area of Tokyo but not that near the subway. Plenty to see in walking distance. The staff were helpful and friendly if sometimes short of explanations in English. When we wanted to book a second short stay the reception staff helpfully suggested that an Internet booking would be cheaper. Which it was. The opening hours for breakfast in the coffee bar were remarkably short.

Sightseeing/Attractions Tip : Excellent kitchenware area just around the corner.

Asakusa View is a Great Value

Guest Rating: 7.7

timothy B.

United States of America
Couple
Date of Stay: 14 Oct 2008

Value for Money:		10/10
Location:		6/10
Staff Performance:		8/10

Hotel Condition/Cleanliness:		8/10
Room Comfort/Standard:		8/10
Food/Dining:		6/10

The hotel is clean, the rooms are big (for Tokyo), great service, many good restaurants in the area, and true to the name the upper floors have a great view.

It is not centrally located. While there are 3 subways within walking distance it takes about 25 minutes to get to central tokyo.

My wife and I have stayed at the Asakusa View twice, and will probably stay there again. The rates are very reasonable and Sensoji temple and Kappa bashi are within walking distance

Shopping Tip : Great souvenir shopping at Kappa Bashi (everything you can imagine in terms of kitchen/culinary related items), and the Sensoji temple Nakamise.

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