WIRED HOTEL ASAKUSA AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Transport
cost in Tokyo, Japan is quite expensive.
Wandering from one place to another and a visit to all the iconic
landmarks that the city has to offer entails a higher budget for transport
cost. The JR Pass and the Unlimited Subway Access booked from Klook can lessen this predicament though.
But
what is even more stress-free is booking for accommodations near a subway station
and a tourist landmark. All these criteria
is met by Wired Hotel Asakusa.
The
Wired Hotel Asakusa is considered a local community hotel, which organically
integrates into the traditional neighborhood of Asakusa, Japan. Tokyo’s oldest temple, Sensoji, is within the
neighborhood of the hotel as well. It is
a walking distance to souvenir shops and stalls of relatively bargained goods and
merchandise.
It
was convenient and easy to access the hotel from the Asakusa metro subway
station. Though the crowd increases in
number due to the influx of tourists, the privacy of staying at the hotel is
never compromised.
The
first floor of the hotel is a café showcasing the works of local
craftsmen. The boutique hotel has only
30 rooms and a hostel type bunk bed as options.
We were able to try both on duration of our stay – the Standard
Hollywood Twin Bed room for 3 days and an overnight at the Standard Bunk Bed,
accommodating us four in the room.
The
interiors may be simple, but the deep slumber on a plush mattress and the
complimentary toiletries and open closet are the best points for me. It felt like a modern Japanese house. The access to a subway station, the souvenir
shop and the convenience of rest and comfort after strolling the streets of
Tokyo the whole day makes Wired Hotel Asakusa a highly recommended place to
stay in Tokyo, Japan.
WIRED HOTEL ASAKUSA
Asakusa
Kokono Club, 2-16-2 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, 111-0032 Japan
+81
(0)3-5830-7931
info@wiredhotel.com
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