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Asakusa Central Hotel
1-5-3 Asakusa Taitou-ku
Asakusa Central Hotel is located in the center part in Asakusa, Tokyo. It is very convenient for the business and sightseeing because it takes a few minutes from Asakusa station and Kaminarimon gate.Check-in time is from 3:00pm, and check-out time is 11:00am. The convenience store is on ... ...[read more]
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Hotel Kazusaya
4-7-15 Honcho Nihonbashi Chuo-ku
Since the opening of Hotel Kazusaya in 1891, at Nihonbashi in Tokyo, it has been offering safe, clean and comfortable service as tradition. We have been making it a motto to extend our guests warm and relaxing hospitalityE In 1980 the hotel was reconstructed of ferro-concreteEwith 71 guest rooms in ... ...[read more]
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Hotel New Gyominso
2-20-4-A Kaminarimon Taito-ku
- Convenient AccessJust one minute walk from Asakusa Station.Located in Asakusa, the most famous downtown district in Tokyo, Hotel New Gyominso is set among streets overflowing with the nostalgic feel of old Japan. It is located just a minute ...[read more]
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Ueno first city hotel Akihabara
1-14-8 Ueno, Taito-ku
Conveniently located from JR subway station, you will find us close to Akihabara Electric town,Asakusa. Nearby are all top sightseeing attractions. We have a meeting room, a good cafeteria and a nice bar with tasty food. Every room comes with feather futon and television and Lan Internet Connection Service .We ... ...[read more]
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New Izu Hotel
3-13-1 Higashiueno Taito-ku
New Izu Hotel offers a perfect combination of good value, convenience, comfort and hospitality.We are conveniently located just a 5 minute walk from Ueno station, which provides fast access to Tokyo's other metropolitan districts via subway and JR lines. Ueno is directly connected to Narita airport by the high speed ... ...[read more]
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Weekly Mansion Ueno
1-5-7, Matsugaya Taito-ku
Located in Ueno* * Experience both new and good-old sides of Tokyo! Located close to a 'shitamachi' old-downtown locale brimming with the appeal of Old Edo. Stay in real Japan and experience the true culture and people of Japan.Furnished apartment designed for budget-conscious Tokyo travelers as well as ... ...[read more]
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First Inn Kamata
8-4-2 Nishikamata Ota-ku
Only 2min walk from JR Kamata Sta on foot. FREE small breakfast!! and most rooms no smoking. 30min from Haneda Airport and 20min to Tokyo Station by bus. First Inn Kamata has great access to central Tokyo and also to Yokohama area. FREE internet access. We have both Japanese-style and ... ...[read more]
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Hotel Tateshina (Shinjuku)
Shinjuku 5-8-6 Shinjuku-ward
Enjoy the comfort and convenience of Tokyo's most lively district at a reasonable price when you visit us at the Hotel Tateshina.Situated in the historic Edo-area lodging district of Shinjuku, we offer 67 Western and Japanese-style rooms amidst the symbolism, sights and shops that define both traditional and Japanese life ... ...[read more]
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Weekly Mansion Nihonbashi
11-19, Tomizawa-cho, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku
A great place to base your trip In Japan**Comfortable accommodation within convenient access to Tokyo, Shinjuku, Akihabara, and Ueno. In addition, the Roppongi entertainment district, and the Ginza shopping district, are both conveniently connected from Ningyo-cho station by Hibiya Line.**Tokyo Traveler's Delight ! **Furnished apartment designed for value-conscious backpackers as ... ...[read more]
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Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa
1-30-10, Asakusa
== FREE BREAKFAST for ALL the Hostelworld guests. == Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa is an affordable Japanese style hotel located in the heart of Asakusa, one of the most famous tourist spots in Tokyo. It is only about 5 minute walk from all the tr ...[read more]
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Tokyo Inn
2-31-6 Kitamagome Ohta-ku
Tokyo Inn has single, double and twin rooms available for families, backpackers and more. We also offer you a reasonable price and the facilities of a bath, toilet, TV and air conditioner in each room.You can get any drinks and cigarettes by vending machine. We are conveniently located for sightseeing ... ...[read more]
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Hotel Wing International Ikebukuro
3-10-7 Higashi-Ikebukuro Toshima-ku Ikebukuro
Ikebukuro, a part of Toshima ward, is a large commercial and entertainment district of Tokyo.8 minutes on foot to JR Ikebukuro station.3 minutes on foot to Sunshine City.Our hotel is in a silent place, which is at a short remove from a crowded city. We support your safety stay for ... ...[read more]
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Weekly Mansion Ekoda
8-6, Sakae-cho Nerima-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo Backpacker's Delight ! ** Budget Lodging alternative to hostels in Tokyo* Located at Ekoda,the property offers easy access to Ikebukro, and Shinjuku.The private furnished apartment suited forbudget-conscious travelers, who wish to enjoy much privacy and the freedom of having your own space.You'll find all the conveniences of home, including ... ...[read more]
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Hotel Sunroute Asakusa
8-5, Kaminarimon 1-Chome, Taitou-ku
Asakusa is next to central Tokyo, so it's very convenient to get to the central Tokyo. In Asakusa area there are many events through the year. It is also not only for business, but for sightseeing. Therefore, everyone can enjoy staying at our hotel. To provide a good sleep for ... ...[read more]
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Weekly Mansion Shinagawa
1-22-19 Kita-shinagawa Shinagawa-ku
A great place to base your trip In Japan**Conveniently located near Shinagawa Station known as a major transportation hub. With Shinkansen and Narita Express service to the station, the area offers convenient access to Narita Airport, Kyoto, and Osaka.'**Tokyo Traveler's Delight ! *** Furnished apartment designed for value-conscious backpackers as ... ...[read more]
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Asakusa View Hotel
3-17-1 Nishiasakusa
Asakusa View Hotel is located in Asakusa, the heart and soul of Shitamachi area (old downtown Tokyo). 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 ... ...[read more]
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Sukeroku-no-Yado Sadachiyo
2-20-1 Asakusa Taito
We are located on a side street a few minutes away from Senso-ji. All rooms are tatami-mat rooms with private bath and toilet. We also have two public bathes (cypresswood & black granite stone). Japanese Antiques are displayed throughout our Ryokan, so you feel as if you were in Edo ... ...[read more]
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Kizankan
4-37-20,hongo bunkyo-ku
A relaxing place in tokyo to stay and hold meetings and receptions.named after the kizankan of shingen takeda, revealed in 'furinkazan'.currently remoldeling to european-style rooms.retaining the hospitality of a traditional japanese style.we are built on the foundation of friendly and complete service. ...[read more]
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Hotel New Gyominso
2-20-4-A Kaminarimon, Taito-ku
Convenient Access
Just one minute walk from Asakusa Station.
Located in Asakusa, the most famous downtown district in Tokyo, Hotel New Gyominso is set among streets overflowing with the nostalgic feel of old Japan. It is located just a minute walk from Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro and ... ...[read more]
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Capsule Hotel Asakusa Riverside
2-20-4-B Kaminarimon, Taito-ku
Only a minute walk from Asakusa Station.
This is an ideal place to stay for business trip and sightseeing, enabling you to explore Asakusa at your budget.
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# Guest rooms: 140 capsule rooms
# Communal Bath (Separated for Each Gender)
# Small Kitchen Room
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Why stay in Tokyo?
Tokyo is Japan's capital and it's a gigantic, compact and crowded city. It's technologically modern and yet parts of the city retain something of Japan's cultural history. Tokyo's various districts each has its own distinct personality, so whatever pictures you've seen of the city probably won't do it justice. Tokyo is not all enormous neon signs or concrete jungle, nor is it all Imperial Gardens or temples. The city really has something for everyone.
Regardless of your agenda in Tokyo, you'll probably want to visit the temples in the Asakusa district, the Imperial Gardens in the Chiyoda district and the Meiji Shrine in the Harajuku district. There are also lots of interesting and/or quirky (depending on your taste) museums around the city. After that, part of the Tokyo experience involves just getting out into the city's crowded streets and taking it all in. There are a few skyscrapers with commanding views of the city from which you might want to attempt to get your bearings, but don't be afraid of being overwhelmed in Tokyo - that's part of what a visit to Tokyo is about. And don't forget to save some energy for some serious nighttime karaoke action.
Certain districts of Tokyo will be more apt to have budget accommodations, such as the areas around Asakusa and Ueno, but getting around the city is easy enough that it shouldn't matter too much where your hostel is. Also keep in mind that "hostels" aren't just for the young anymore - they're ideal for budget-minded travelers who want to meet fellow travelers. A few notable Tokyo hostels are highlighted here.
Backpackers Hostel Ks House Tokyo was opened in June 2006 and is near a subway stop in the Asakusa area. Sakura Hostel Asakusa is in the heart of the Asakusa area, a short distance from the area's temples, shrines and pagoda.
Asakusa Toukaisou is also in the Asakusa area close to Ueno, and has both private rooms for two-six people or mixed dorms available. Homeikan is in a quiet neighborhood near Tokyo University near a subway station.
And if none of these properties sounds like exactly what you're looking for, there's no need to worry - there are plenty more Tokyo hostels listed here. Keep reading descriptions until one of them strikes your fancy.
If you haven't already booked your flight, search for cheap airfare to Tokyo and get on your way. And don't forget to read more about the city before you go in the Tokyo Travel Guide.
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