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Where to stay
Top hotels near Asakusa Shrine
Asakusa Shrine is located in Taito, an area that makes a great base for sightseeing. Stay close and get there on your own time, whether you're squeezing Asakusa Shrine into a busy day or visiting more than once. Here are a few reliable hotel picks close to the action.
Ulu Tokyo is a leading 4-star hotel near Asakusa Shrine, with overall guest ratings topping 4 out of 5. Around 5 kilometers away, you can drop your bags and move straight into your itinerary.
Roughly 0.80 kilometers away, Seirai Asakusa Vacation Rental sets you up with a great location. It tends to appeal to families in particular and is rated 3 stars.
Hotel Corest (Adult Only) rounds out the top choices near Asakusa Shrine. Rated 2 stars, it's about 3 kilometers from this well-known attraction.
Best hotels for a budget
Why pay extra? Tokyo has at least 950 budget hotels that provide the basics so you can spend your cash on what really matters: having adventures and buying too many souvenirs. Many are often equipped with money-saving amenities like mini-fridges and microwaves. Here are some of the most affordable hotels close to Asakusa Shrine.
Yadoya Uguisu offers comfort that doesn't cost a fortune. Take advantage of amenities like a television and internet access at this 3-star option that's roughly 2 kilometers from Asakusa Shrine.
You could also make a booking at Asakusa HomeSuites Tokyo, which is around 0.80 kilometers away. Equipped with practical perks such as a laundry and a lift, this 3-star stay packs in everything you need, and nothing you don't.
Another back-to-basics choice is Designers Hotel Siesta. About 2 kilometers from Asakusa Shrine, this 3-star stay offers luggage storage, a lift and more.
Best 5-star luxury hotels near Asakusa Shrine
Featuring anything from large suites to private butlers and signature restaurants, a 5-star hotel is where the bar gets raised. Spa services, rooftop pools, and designer toiletries? You're likely to find that too. Out of Tokyo's 90 or so luxury stays, there are hotels by Asakusa Shrine that are worth considering.
You'll be living the high life at Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo. About 5 kilometers away, it offers a sauna, a restaurant and other features that turn the everyday into something exceptional.
With a beauty salon, a steam room and more, Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo also brings that 5-star feel. You'll find this stay 3 kilometers or so from Asakusa Shrine.
The Tokyo Station Hotel makes its mark in the luxury category, with concierge assistance and a sauna among its many amenities. It's around 5 kilometers from the action and pulls in overall guest ratings above 4 out of 5.
Best hotels near Asakusa Shrine for families
Finding the right hotel near Asakusa Shrine can be a total game changer when traveling with kids. With things like cinema rooms, play areas, and large suites, they come with perks that help family trips run smoothly. Tokyo is home to around 1,420 of these stays.
Take the kids on a trip while keeping costs low at APA Hotel & Resort Ryogoku Ekimae Tower. This reasonably priced 3-star option is around 2 kilometers from Asakusa Shrine and offers internet access and parking.
If you're looking for a more luxurious experience, treat everyone to a getaway at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi. This 5-star hotel features a safe deposit box and a fitness center and is about 5 kilometers away.
Palace Hotel Tokyo is roughly 5 kilometers from Asakusa Shrine. With amenities like a fitness center and a television, this 5-star option has the comforts that matter most.
Best romantic hotels near Asakusa Shrine for couples
Set the mood with a romantic hotel by Asakusa Shrine. From hot tubs and private balconies to couples massages, these types of stays have all the charm you're after. With 50 or so romantic hotels across Tokyo, you can keep making memories together.
With massage services, room service and more, Tosei Hotel Cocone Ueno Okachimachi is where romance meets great value. Rated 3 stars, this cost-effective option is around 2 kilometers from Asakusa Shrine.
Roughly 0.64 kilometers away, Hotel Gracery Asakusa turns special getaways into something a little more refined. It features massage services and room service and has a 4-star rating.
With overall guest ratings above 4 out of 5, Shangri-La Tokyo attracts its fair share of admirers. It comes with a spa and a wedding facility and is 5 kilometers or so from Asakusa Shrine.
Hotels in Shinjuku
Around 8 kilometers from Asakusa Shrine, Shinjuku is a terrific option if you'd like more ideas on where to stay. Here are a few hotels in the area that still keep you within reach of this attraction.
RoNa Hotel strikes a nice balance between distance and convenience. It's roughly 8 kilometers from Asakusa Shrine and has a 3-star rating. Guests often rave about its cleanliness.
Guests give Daiichi Inn Ikebukuro an overall rating of more than 4 out of 5, making it a reliable pick around Toshima. Reserve your room at this crowd favorite and you'll be around 8 kilometers from Asakusa Shrine.
How to get to Asakusa Shrine
Asakusa Shrine can be reached by public transport. Asakusa is a nearby stop if you're planning to catch the train.
Hoping to explore more of the area or basing yourself a little further from Asakusa Shrine? With the car rental options in Tokyo, you'll be free to go where you like.
Explore the deals from JDM Rent a car, Nissan Rent a Car or Airport Car Rental. They're some of the most popular providers.
The Full-size rental category is a dependable pick if you're not sure what sort of ride you need. It's also the car type that's rented the most in Tokyo.
You can expect to pay an average of $111 a day to rent a car here.
How to get to Asakusa Shrine from the airport
Tokyo Haneda (HND)
You can hop on a flight to Tokyo arriving at HND, which is the main airport. Asakusa Shrine is about 18 kilometers north of this airport.
Having your own ride can make it easier to get around. Grab a car rental at Tokyo Haneda from top providers such as Europcar, Nissan Rent a Car or Times.
Tokyo Narita (NRT)
Tokyo is also connected through NRT. From there, Asakusa Shrine is around 56 kilometers away to the west.
Pick up the keys to a car rental at Tokyo Narita and begin ticking off the stops on your list. Browse the available options with Airport Car Rental, JDM Rent a car and Miki Car Rental.
Don't miss these other attractions near Asakusa Shrine
There's a whole lot more to experience once you've explored Asakusa Shrine. Put these nearby highlights on your list of things to do:
Tokyo Skytree: This landmark, around 2 kilometers away, is a favorite for good reason. If you want to stay around here, check out the range of hotels near Tokyo Skytree.
Yayoi Kusama Museum: Tick this landmark off your list during your travels. You'll find it about 6 kilometers from Asakusa Shrine. Explore the hotels near Yayoi Kusama Museum for even more inspiration on where to stay.
When to go to Asakusa Shrine
March is the busiest month to travel to Tokyo. Consider booking your hotel near Asakusa Shrine around then if you want to go at the most popular time.
Organize your stay for March for a more laid-back trip. You can expect it to be less crowded, making it easier to explore at your own pace.
The weather often decides when it's best to go. If you prefer to sightsee when it's warmest, go in August when temperatures reach a high of 29ºC (84ºF).
The coolest month in Tokyo is January, with lows reaching 9ºC (48ºF).
Browse around for hotels close to Asakusa Shrine in July to enjoy mostly clear skies. Averaging 8 days of rain, it's the driest month.
The wettest time of year is June. Plan your trip then and you'll likely get around 12 days of rainfall.
