Hotel Ann Asakusa is 80% Solo-Friendly
What are the highlights at Hotel Ann Asakusa (solo trip)?
- 92 clean, functional rooms with refrigerators and flat-screen TVs
- Free Wi-Fi throughout and luggage storage for unencumbered sightseeing
- Barrier-free rooms with step-free entrances and wide doorways
- Within 10-min walk of Senso-ji, Nakamise Street, and Asakusa Hanayashiki
- On-site coin laundry and massage room ease longer stays
How Solo-Friendly is Hotel Ann Asakusa?
Rooms have safes, WiFi, fridge, tub; front desk open 08-24 with luggage storage; 430 m to Tawaramachi Metro and 590 m to Senso-ji, so a solo traveler can explore easily and feel secure.
Considerations for visiting Hotel Ann Asakusa (solo trip)
Good match for:
- Budget Solo Explorer: Rooms from US$106/night with free Wi-Fi and coin laundry keep costs low.
- First-time Tokyo Visitor: 8 min walk to Senso-ji and direct Ginza Line access for cross-city sightseeing.
Things to keep in mind:
- Luxury Seekers: No on-site spa, pool, or premium lounge facilities available.
- Nightlife Chasers: Asakusa is quiet after 10 PM with limited late-night entertainment.
Transport & Nearby Access
Tawaramachi Station: 430m (6 min walk)
Ginza Line - 5 min to Ueno Park.
Asakusa Metro Station: 720m (9 min walk)
Ginza and Asakusa Lines - direct to Ginza and Shibuya.
Asakusa Station: 780m (10 min walk)
Toei Asakusa Line - direct service toward Haneda Airport.
Solo-Friendly Activities around Hotel Ann Asakusa
Senso-ji Temple: 590m (8 min walk)
Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple with iconic gates and five-story pagoda.
Tip: Arrive before 9 AM to avoid crowds and join morning prayers.
Nakamise Shopping Street: 540m (7 min walk)
Historic market street lined with snack stalls and souvenir shops.
Tip: Try the melon pan at Asakusa Kagetudo early to beat the queue.
Asakusa Hanayashiki: 490m (6 min walk)
Japan’s oldest amusement park offering vintage rides.
Tip: Buy a weekday one-day pass for unlimited rides at a discount.
Map of Hotel Ann Asakusa
Address: 2-chōme-10-6 Nishiasakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0035, Japan
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How to get to Hotel Ann Asakusa:
Take the Keikyu Airport Line from Haneda to Sengakuji, transfer to the Toei Asakusa Line to Asakusa Station, then walk 780m (10 min walk) south to Hotel Ann Asakusa.
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Solo-Friendly Hotel Facilities
Free facilities in Hotel Ann Asakusa:
Complimentary Wi-Fi:
High-speed internet in rooms and public areas.
Luggage Storage:
Free storage at the front desk before check-in or after check-out.
Paid or on request with possible fees:
Coin Laundry:
On-site machines at ¥200–¥300 per load.
Massage Room:
Book a 30-minute massage at the reception for a fee.
Accessibility at Hotel Ann Asakusa:
Elevator access to all floors; no steps in the lobby or common areas.
Maximizing Your Stay Experience
- Early Temple Visit: Explore Senso-ji by 8 AM to enjoy quieter halls and clear photos.
- Store Luggage: Drop bags at reception and roam Nakamise Street unencumbered.
- Use the Metro: Walk to Tawaramachi Station for Ginza Line access to Ueno and Ginza.
Reviews of Hotel Ann Asakusa
mif Lam
The room was too tiny, and that wasn't matching with the description by the hotel. There's not enough space for you to open your luggage, even a smaller one was just fit. I'm so appreciative that they arranged a king-size bed, but the quality was awful. After staying 3 nights, I could feel my back hurt. You can take this hotel basic on the price and location, if you only stay a night and you don'...
Pat Mac Manus
This is a lovely hotel! The staff are very friendly and welcoming, the hotel is very nice and modern, and it is clean and well appointed. However, as it is a Japaneses business hotel, the rooms are not very spacious.
Ivan Christopher Espino
Chose this hotel due to its super convenient location and its relatively lower price. The hotel is a 5 minute walk to Asakusa station, which allowed us to get to our intended spots with ease. It is also close to a shopping area with many tourist-minded stores (Uniqlo, GU, Don Quijote, etc), convenience stores, and restaurants. The hotel itself allows you to select your own amenities on the first...
Carlo M
Great hotel room for the price. Location was good. They have umbrellas for the guests to use for free, which was super helpful for us. Hotel rooms were small, but typical of other hotel rooms in tokyo for the price.
Veronica Wong
Stayed 3 days 2 nights and had a great experience at Hotel Ann. I took a star off because the beds are FIRM - like rollaway cot quality and they only give you one pillow and a decorative couch pillow per day. We ended up moving the two beds together and moving the table to the side which made more room for our 2 large luggages. Extremely convenient location to Sensoji temple and Kappabashi street....
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