Overview
HOTEL ALL IN TOKYO ASAKUSABASHI is a sophisticated, 3-star aparthotel located in the historic Taito district of Tokyo. Built in 2003 and refreshed with modern renovations as recently as 2025, this property offers a unique “home away from home” experience. It is designed for travelers who prefer the privacy and spaciousness of an apartment over the confined quarters of a traditional city hotel, all while remaining steps away from the bustling electronics hub of Akihabara.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Situated in the calm yet culturally rich Asakubashi area, the hotel provides a peaceful retreat from Tokyo’s neon-lit streets. Its large, well-appointed suites are particularly popular with families and groups of friends who value independence, featuring full kitchen facilities and in-room laundry that make long-term stays both comfortable and convenient.
Why Stay at This Hotel?
- Massive Room Sizes: Exceptionally large apartments (up to 48m²) which are rare for central Tokyo.
- Prime Transit Location: Just a 6-minute walk to Asakusabashi Station and 9 minutes to Akihabara Station.
- Full Apartment Amenities: Includes private kitchens, washing machines, and separate dining areas.
- Entertainment Ready: Select rooms feature high-definition projectors for a private cinema experience.
- Quiet & Local Vibe: Located in a residential-feeling wholesale district away from noisy tourist traps.
- Modern Security: Features contactless check-in/out and 24-hour security protocols.
Hotel Information
HOTEL ALL IN TOKYO ASAKUSABASHI specializes in apartment-style hospitality. Each of its 7 exclusive rooms is a self-contained suite equipped with individual air conditioning, air purifiers, and high-speed free WiFi. The design emphasizes functionality, providing guests with a full kitchen (including microwave, refrigerator, and stovetop) and a private balcony to enjoy city views.
The property is 100% smoke-free and offers elevator access to all floors. For those traveling on business or planning an extended holiday, the in-room clothes dryer and washing machine are invaluable perks. The hotel staff is praised for their attentiveness and professional service, ensuring a seamless stay from check-in to departure.
Room Types
- Premium Room (Non-Smoking): Spacious layout with multiple beds and a city view.
- Premium Room with Projector: Includes a wall-mounted projector for movies and gaming.
- Premium Bunk Room: Ideal for larger groups or families, maximizing floor space.
- One-Bedroom Family Apartment: Features separate living and dining zones.
Why Best Hotel in This City?
While Tokyo is famous for its “shoebox” hotel rooms, HOTEL ALL IN TOKYO ASAKUSABASHI stands out by offering genuine luxury through space. It is one of the highest-rated properties in the Asakusabashi area for “Value for Money,” consistently scoring above 9.0 in guest reviews.
The hotel bridges the gap between the traditional temple district of Asakusa and the modern “Electric Town” of Akihabara. It is the perfect choice for visitors who want to cook their own meals with fresh ingredients from local markets or for those who need a large, reliable base for exploring Tokyo’s eastern attractions like the Tokyo Skytree and Ryogoku Sumo Stadium.
How to Get Here
From Haneda Airport, the hotel is reachable in approximately 35–45 minutes via the Keikyu Line, which often runs directly into the Toei Asakusa Line. From Narita Airport, take the Skyliner to Nippori and transfer to the JR Yamanote/Sobu lines, reaching the hotel in about 75–90 minutes.
From Tokyo Station, take the JR Yamanote Line to Akihabara, then a quick 2-minute hop on the JR Sobu Line to Asakusabashi Station. The hotel is a short, flat 450-meter walk from the station.
Location & Transportation
- Nearest station: Asakusabashi Station (JR Sobu Line & Toei Asakusa Line)
- Walking time: ~6 minutes from Asakusabashi Station / ~9 minutes from Akihabara Station
- Airport access:
- Haneda Airport: ~35 mins by train
- Narita Airport: ~75 mins by train
- Subway lines: Toei Asakusa Line, Toei Shinjuku Line (via Iwamotocho), JR Sobu Line
- Taxi estimate: ¥1,500–¥2,200 from Tokyo Station
- JR Pass usefulness: Very high (Asakusabashi JR Station and Akihabara Station are both covered).
Nearby Attractions
The hotel is a paradise for walkers. Akihabara Electric Town is just 10 minutes away on foot, offering endless anime shops, arcades, and electronics. For a more traditional experience, Kanda Shrine and the Sumida River are within easy walking distance.
- Akihabara Electric Town: 800m (10 min walk)
- Senso-ji Temple: ~25 min walk or 2 stops by train
- Tokyo Skytree: 10 min by train
- Ryogoku Kokugikan (Sumo Stadium): 18 min walk
- Ueno Park & Museums: 5 min by train or taxi
Nearest Convenience Stores
In Japan, convenience stores (Konbini) are an essential part of the travel experience. HOTEL ALL IN TOKYO ASAKUSABASHI is surrounded by the “Big Three” chains.
1. 7-Eleven Asakusabashi
- Location: 2-minute walk from the hotel.
- Google Maps: [https://maps.google.com/?q=7-Eleven+Tsukiji+Tokyo]
- Benefits: Best international ATM for cash, high-quality “7-Premium” meals, and excellent coffee.
2. FamilyMart Asakusabashi 4-Chome
- Location: 3-minute walk.
- Google Maps: [https://maps.google.com/?q=FamilyMart+Tsukiji+Tokyo]
- Benefits: Famous “Famichiki” fried chicken, a great selection of Japanese desserts, and Muji-branded daily essentials.
3. Lawson Asakusabashi
- Location: 4-minute walk.
- Google Maps: [https://maps.google.com/?q=Lawson+Tsukiji+Tokyo]
- Benefits: Focuses on “Natural Lawson” healthy snacks, low-carb options, and the popular “Karaage-kun” chicken nuggets.
How to Access Major Areas in Tokyo
- Access to Tokyo Station: 12 minutes (JR Sobu Line → transfer at Akihabara to JR Yamanote).
- Access to Shinjuku: 20 minutes (Direct via JR Sobu Line to Shinjuku Station).
- Access to Shibuya: 25 minutes (JR Sobu Line → transfer at Akihabara to JR Yamanote).
- Access to Asakusa: 5 minutes (Direct via Toei Asakusa Line).
- Access to Ginza: 15 minutes (Toei Asakusa Line → transfer at Nihombashi to Ginza Line).
Best Time to Stay
Spring (Late March – April): Perfect for walking along the Sumida River to see the cherry blossoms. Summer (July – August): Great for the Sumida River Fireworks Festival, though it can be humid. Autumn (November): Ideal weather for exploring Akihabara and nearby Ueno Park.
Pros & Cons
Pros:
- Massive, apartment-style rooms with kitchens.
- In-room laundry (washer and dryer).
- High-tech amenities like movie projectors.
- Excellent proximity to two major train stations.
Cons:
- Limited number of rooms (books up fast).
- Check-out is strictly 10:00 AM.
- No on-site restaurant (though a full kitchen is provided).
FAQ Section
Q1: Is there a kitchen in every room?Yes, all rooms are apartment-style and include a stove, microwave, fridge, and basic cookware.
Q2: Can I wash my clothes in the room? Absolutely. Each unit comes with a private washing machine and a dryer.
Q3: Is the hotel close to Akihabara?Yes, it is only about a 9-minute walk to the heart of Akihabara’s shopping district.
Q4: Do the rooms have multiple beds?Yes, the hotel is designed for groups and families, with many rooms offering 2–4 separate beds.
Q5: Is there an elevator? Yes, there is a modern elevator serving all guest floors.
Local Travel Tips
- Luggage Forwarding: Note that the hotel does not accept Takkyubin deliveries directly, but there is a Yamato Transport office just 12 minutes away.
- Sumida River Cruise: Walk 15 minutes to the river for a boat ride to Odaiba.
- Bead Shopping: Asakusabashi is the bead and craft capital of Tokyo—great for unique souvenirs.
Tourist Reviews
“The room felt like a luxury apartment. Having a separate toilet, washroom, and shower made our group trip so much easier!”
“Fantastic location. We walked to Akihabara every night. The room was spotlessly clean and very quiet.”
“Perfect for families. We saved so much money by cooking breakfast in our own kitchen before heading out.”
Our Conclusion
HOTEL ALL IN TOKYO ASAKUSABASHI is a rare find in Tokyo. It successfully combines the space of an Airbnb with the professional standards of a hotel. For travelers who want to live like a local, have the space to spread out, and enjoy immediate access to both the JR and Subway lines, this is arguably the best-valued stay in the Taito/Akihabara area.
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