May 16
May 17
Asakusa Kokono Club
Of course, the lineage doesn’t matter as much as the product itself, which is more than capable of standing on its own. Asakusa Kokono Club includes some hostel-style shared “Dormitory Class” rooms, but fear not: here you’ll only find the private, traditional hotel-style rooms — some of which, however, feature bunk beds, for those traveling with larger parties.
To the greatest extent possible, the hotel used local vendors, artisans, and craftspeople to source everything you can see and touch — much of which is for sale, in case you’re interested in taking part of your stay home with you. And the hotel’s own restaurant is something special, a casual and stylish spot serving modern Japanese fare to hotel guests and neighborhood locals alike.
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Guest Score & Reviews
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a cozy fee unusual in Tokyo hotels; its slight remove from the tourist hordes around Kaminarimon; the fact that it's practically on an old-fashioned shotengai. The room was a bit on the small side.
Price options, location, style
Service was excellent - Food and beverage also excellent - They also had great food tour options for surrounding area - many unique places to explore + bikes to rent. excellent.
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May 16
May 17
