Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International

Cleanliness was excellent, the building beautiful, and the staff incredibly kind.

Alessandro·Há 2 semanas

Everything was great—from the staff, rooms, breakfast, service, to the location; I’ll return.

Emin·Há 2 semanas

“非常值得推薦的淺草住宿”

The spot was super convenient, just a few minutes’ walk to the Tsukuba Rapid Line; downstairs was Uniqlo, a few dozen meters away was Don Quijote, and nearby were Rox (Seiyu 24‑hour supermarket), convenience stores, drugstores, and across the street was Asakusa’s International Street. The hotel sits on the court of the former courthouse, and walking straight ahead leads straight to the famous Senso‑ji Temple and Nakamise‑cho shopping street. Because it brands itself as an international hotel, the front desk staff spoke English, and they used the airport luggage delivery service to drop our bags in the room before we checked in—very comforting. The lobby had a self‑service supplies area stocked with toners, lotions, makeup remover, facial wash, toothbrushes, toothpaste, face masks, combs, etc., plus happy‑hour drinks and a coffee machine that ran almost all day. Inside, there were water dispensers, a microwave, a washer, and the elevator required a key‑card, which felt safe. The rooms were larger than typical Japanese hotels, fitting two 28‑inch suitcases flat, with a small sofa, a table for meals, and a TV that could stream Netflix. Guests could choose their own cleaning schedule for consecutive stays. If you had breakfast at the hotel, it was generous, delicious, and you could even see Senso‑ji Temple and the Tokyo Skytree. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and membership allowed a late check‑out until 12 pm.

Yung·Há 2 semanas

Ubicación muy buena, personal muy amable, habitación cómoda

Elena·Há 3 semanas

“Second time staying.”

Second time staying here. Location, staff and breakfast are excellent

Jacqueline·Há 3 semanas