Far East Village Hotel Tokyo, Asakusa

Unclaimed

I was here during my stay in Tokyo during a week. My husband and I liked so much this hotel that we came back at the end of our trip for 3 more days. We tried the breakfast the hotel offered, it had japanese and western style food, the curry was delicious and the bakery is great. And it is great that breakfast starts at 7 am, since most of the japanese restaurante and cafés open at 11 am, is a good option to have an early breakfast. Walking distance we had Ariake tennis no mori metro station, which is great to move to Tokyo tourist attractions. Also very close there is a Lawson convenience store for quick food trips and lastly also walking distance is Ariake Garden mall with a lot of shops and restaurants and even an Aeon supermarket and a pharmacy for any emergency. We used the Washing and drying machine for 600 yen for a small batch of clothes. Also the hotel take care of our lagguage both when we arrived early before check in and when we made check out. Only con is rooms are small, but is just the standard for japanese hotels. Defintly staying here again! The employees, front desk and cleaning service, were very kind and helpful all the time. No problem if you dont speak japanese, they can speak english

A comfortable and convenient stay in Asakusa. The 15 sqm room is reasonably sized by Tokyo standards, with thoughtful touches like under-bed storage for luggage. The bathroom, however, is very compact and may feel tight for those who prefer more space while showering. I had a fantastic view of Tokyo Skytree from my room. The hotel is within easy walking distance to major attractions such as Sensō-ji Temple, Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamise Shopping Street, Don Quijote, and Uniqlo. Tawaramachi Station (Ginza Line) is nearby for easy city access, and Asakusa Station (Asakusa Line) offers a direct train to Narita Airport — it took me about 10 minutes on foot, though be mindful of stairs if carrying large luggage. Amenities include complimentary, reliable Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk, self-service laundry facilities, and a lounge area. Free Nespresso coffee and a selection of teas are also available at the reception area. All the staff — from reception to housekeeping — were friendly and professional. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay with excellent value for money.

Quiet, clean and comfortable hotel. Very comfy bed. The room is a good size as well. It’s right in the heart of the area. Lots around. Not far from the big temple in the area. Friendly staff. They allow you to leave your luggage for the day as well when you check out, very accommodating of them. Definitely recommend!

Great and quite reasonable priced place! The room was small and there isn't much room to move around, but it was still comfortable and clean and not a big deal at all if you're literally just sleeping there. Great location too! They also provide small toiletries (toothbrush, cloth, vanity kit etc) at check-in.

I had an amazing stay at Hotel Far East Village Tokyo Asakusa. What stood out to me the most was how kind, professional and helpful the staff were, especially the assistant manager, Mr. Tomoyuki. I realised I had left a top behind after arriving in Osaka and the hotel I was staying in would not accept deliveries unless I was physically there. This did not align with my schedule, but Mr. Tomoyuki happened to be visiting Osaka on a personal trip and kindly offered to meet me in front of the hotel to deliver my top. That kind of thoughtfulness and dedication really says everything about the level of care and professionalism at this hotel. I couldn’t recommend it more. The rooms were also clean, surprisingly spacious for Tokyo, and reasonably priced with a great range of amenities. The location is super safe and convenient—right across the street from a Family Mart and Lawson, and next to a 7-Eleven, which made things like grabbing snacks or using luggage delivery services really easy. Overall, I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to anyone.