Hotels near Sumida Park

Great location as it is near Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Train Statikn.

one of the best hotel chain in japan. yes, room may be small. but you still have the choice to book here. me and my girlfriend had a relaxing stay here.

went for new years and was in a great location to the senso-ji temple. we stayed on the 13th floor with balcony that had a great view of the temple that was only about a 5 min walk. also had a great view of the skytree only a 20 min walk. it was a small room but very functional and clean.

Location is great since it's very near Sensoji Temple and right in front is a Uniqlo store and Donki is just a few steps away. The room is bigger than the other hotel rooms we've booked in Tokyo. The amenities are located near the reception at the 1st floor. Check-out is pretty convenient too! You'll just go to the black machine and leave your key there. Highly recommend this hotel!

cool hotel,i enjoyed my stay.very near from sensoji temple and very convenient because theres lawson nearby

Sure enough, as others have said, the room is very small! However, the necessary equipment is very complete. In fact, when you go to Japan, you will spend most of your time outside. If you just want to sleep overnight, you can consider choosing APA.

The best hotel! Its location and service is outanding. Just walk away from train stations and restaurants. Well be book here again.

We had a very nice stay at Hotel Wing Asakusa. All the staff were friendly and accommodating. They speak English well. My dad even had a bit of a chitchat with one of the staff; he was very kind—I wish I remembered his name. Aside from the free breakfast and amenities, we received additional freebies like welcome snacks, heat packs, and foot patches! The location is very convenient, with a Family Mart across the street, a nearby elevator to Asakusa Station (Asakusa Line), and laundry facilities in the lobby. It’s also close to Nakamise-dori Street and Senso-ji Temple. We had time to shop around Asakusa ROX and Asakusa Don Quijote as well. The location offers a great mix of traditional and modern activities you might want to do while in Japan. The room was okay. We booked three rooms, with two adults in each room. Most members of my family were visiting Japan for the first time, but my dad had frequented Japan a few times before the pandemic, he said that hotel rooms in Japan are typically small. However, this one was pretty decent. We had enough space to store medium-sized luggage under the bed, and even large ones would fit. The most remarkable part of our stay was the rooftop views of the Sumida River and Tokyo Skytree. We visited the rooftop every morning and night—the sunrise and sunset views were amazing. Leaving this place was bittersweet. We are so thankful to the hotel for hosting us during our first trip in Japan. We would definitely return to Japan and consider booking this hotel again. Hopefully, we’ll be back soon.