Far East Village Hotel Tokyo, Asakusa
Asakusa hotel base for eastern Tokyo stays
About
Located in Asakusa, Taito City, this hotel sits in one of Tokyo's better-known sightseeing areas, with access to temple grounds, shopping streets, and riverfront blocks in eastern Tokyo. The address is 1-chōme-11-6 Asakusa, Tokyo 111-0032, which places guests close to the heart of the district rather than in a suburban part of the city. For travelers planning to spend time around Sensō-ji, Nakamise-dori, and the surrounding lanes, the location is practical for moving between local sights and using rail or subway connections elsewhere in the city. That makes it a straightforward option for travelers who want a conventional accommodation base in Asakusa rather than a large resort-style stay. As with many central Tokyo hotels, the main value here is the position: a compact urban setting with access to shops, restaurants, and neighborhood landmarks. Guests should confirm room type, bed configuration, and arrival details directly with the hotel before travel.
Property Highlights
This is a hotel in Asakusa at 1-chōme-11-6, placing guests in a central part of Taito City with practical access to some of Tokyo's best-known eastern districts. The setting is useful for travelers who want to stay near Sensō-ji, Nakamise-dori, and the river area without moving far from the neighborhood. Its main strength is location: a conventional hotel base in a walkable area with shops, food options, and transit connections nearby.
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Nearby Attractions
- Sensō-ji Temple
- Nakamise-dori Shopping Street
- Asakusa Shrine
- Tokyo Skytree
- Sumida River
- Kappabashi Kitchen Town
Traveler Tips
- Use the hotel as a base for walking around Asakusa and nearby temple streets.
- Confirm your exact route from the nearest station before arrival, especially if you are carrying luggage.
- Check room type, bed setup, and check-in details directly with the hotel before you travel.
- Allow extra time for local walking; Asakusa can be busy during the day.
- If you plan to visit multiple east Tokyo sights, group them together to reduce transfer time.
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