Far East Village Hotel Tokyo, Asakusa

Good Location Hotel. Reasonable bedroom size. Shower/bath area maybe a little small. Free coffee at hotel lobby. Level 2 with vending machine, hot and cold water dispenser and sitting area. Friendly staffs. Near:- 1. short walking distance to Tawaramachi (Tokyo) station (G18 jiust across the hotel) where I can take a train to Ueno Station (G16), the gateway to Keisei-Ueno for Skliner to Narita Terminal 1 to 3 in just under 1 hour travel. 2. foods / shoppings (Uniqlo/GU/Don Quijote/many others good foods.) 3. Sensoji-Temple

I recently stayed at the Tokyo Far East Village Hotel in Asakusa, and overall, it was a great experience. The location is fantastic—nestled in the heart of Asakusa, it’s just a short walk from iconic landmarks like Senso-ji Temple and the vibrant Nakamise shopping street. There are also plenty of restaurants, cafés, and convenience stores nearby, making it easy to explore local flavors and culture. The hotel itself is modern, clean, and well-maintained. My room, while compact—as is typical in Tokyo—was thoughtfully designed with smart use of space. It had everything I needed for a comfortable stay, including a comfy bed, good water pressure in the shower, and reliable Wi-Fi. I especially appreciated the quiet atmosphere, which made it easy to relax after a day out in the city. Staff were courteous and helpful, and check-in/check-out was seamless. There’s also a handy communal area downstairs if you want to relax outside your room for a bit. If you’re looking for a well-located, clean, and affordable hotel in Tokyo with easy access to traditional culture and modern amenities, Tokyo Far East Village Hotel in Asakusa is a solid choice.

Very near to the Asakusa station and the hotel facilities is good and clean. Highly recommended.