Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V Tokyo

1-5-3 Asakusa Asakusa Central Hotel, Tokyo, Japan

Overview of Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V

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Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V Tokyo is situated in the centre of Tokyo approximately 20 minutes' walk from Ameya-Yokocho Open-Air Market. The hotel also includes a car park.

Hoppy Street is merely 0.7 km away, while Asakusa train station is just moments from this Tokyo hotel. You'll find popular attractions such as Toshogu Shrine around 25 minutes' walk away. Asakusa Town is merely 1 km away, while Tawaramachi underground station is about 400 metres from the Asakusa Central Tokyo. Asakusa-Kotobuki-cho bus stop is just 350 metres away.

The restaurant Asakusa Okonomiyaki Sometaro is just around the corner from the property.

Check-in: from 15:00 until 23:00

Check-out: until 11:00

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Frequently asked questions about Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V

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Which landmarks are near Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V?

Guests of Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V can visit the traditional Taiko Drum Museum (nearly 5 minutes' walk from the accommodation), or Hoppy Street set 0.7 km away.

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Is there a place to park my car in Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V?

Guests of Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V will be able to use parking.

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Are there any transport stations near the hotel?

The nearest bus station is Asakusa-Kotobuki-cho (just 5 minutes' walk away), and the closest metro station is Tawaramachi placed a few steps from the hotel.

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What is the price of staying at the Tokyo hotel?

The prices at the Tokyo hotel start at $164. They may vary depending on dates, hotel's policy etc.

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Who is the Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V suitable for?

All guests are welcome, but the Asakusa Central Hotel - Vacation Stay 18486V is mostly popular with all guests.

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