Hotel Sky Court - Asakusa is 3 star hotel with 96 rooms and the facilities of Lobby and Restaurant.
Hotel Sky Court - Asakusa has 3.80 mark for overall hotel rating at TripTake. (2.20 for Location, 4.20 for Rooms, 4.20 for Service, 4.00 for Value).
This is a budget hotel with the rates from 68 USD.
Hotel Sky Court - Asakusa is one of the recommended hotels under 100 USD.
Hotel Sky Court - Asakusa details:
Offering comfortable accommodation and excellent services, Sky Court Asakusa Hotel Tokyo is an ideal place for a pleasant as well as a relaxing stay.
Location Located in the heart of Asakusa, this hotel is just a 10-minute walk from the Asakusa Stations such as Tobu Line, Ginza Line and Toei Asakusa Line, while the Narita Airport is 60 kilometres away.
Rooms This hotel offers well-decorated guestrooms that are air-conditioned and facilitated with an array of modern amenities to ensure you a pleasant stay.
Restaurant Start your day with a scrumptious breakfast served at the hotel. Guests can relish delicious international cuisine in an elegant setting of the on-site Sky Road Restaurant.
General Guests can avail the services of fax as well as photocopy. During leisure, you can visit the nearby attractions such as the Sensoji, Kaminarimon as well as the Sumida River.
Hotel Sky Court has three types of guest rooms; singles, doubles and twin rooms. Each unit is equipped with all common facilities. Fax and copy services, and word processor rentals are also available through the Front Desk. For prolonged stays, 32 single rooms come equipped with kitchenettes. There is no choice no-smoking room or somoking room.
At "Sky Road Asakusa" restaraunt, you can enjoy a cup of coffee, grab a bite to eat or request a quiet corner to conduct your important business negotiations.
Breakfast for 840 yen (tax included), Japanese set meal
On Foot: 9 minute walk from Asakusa Station (Tobu Line, Ginza Line subway, Asakusa Line subway).
By Bus: From Tokyo Station, Yaesu South Exit, take the bus from Terminal 3 bound for Minami Senju; get off at Asakusa Nana (7)-chome.
By Train: Take Tobu Isesaki Line.
By Subway: Ginza Line subway - 5 minutes from Ueno Station./ Asakusa Line subway - 12 minutes from Shimbashi Station.
By Plane: From Narita Airport take Keisei Line to Keisei Takasago Station, then with Keisei Oshigami Line connecting to Asakusa Line subway, then with subway to Asakusa Station and Walk to Hotel (total 50 minutes).
From Haneda Airport with Keihin Kyuko Line connecting to Asakusa Line subway to Asakusa Station and Walk to Hotel (total 50 minutes).
Rooms
Hotel Sky Court has three types of guest rooms; singles, doubles and twin rooms. Each unit is equipped with all common facilities. Fax and copy services, and word processor rentals are also available through the Front Desk. For prolonged stays, 32 single rooms come equipped with kitchenettes. There is no choice no-smoking room or somoking room.
Food and Beverage
At "Sky Road Asakusa" restaraunt, you can enjoy a cup of coffee, grab a bite to eat or request a quiet corner to conduct your important business negotiations.
Breakfast for 840 yen (tax included), Japanese set meal
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4.3 out of 5.0
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Posted: Fri, Mar 25 2011
Rooms: 4.5Value: 4
The stay here was nice and the beds were clean and comfortable.
Cheap, clean and a beautiful breakfast Posted: Mon, Dec 03 2007 We stayed here during summer vacation with my parents in law. While the rooms were clean, ours smelt like cigarette smoke which seemed to permeate the room. The in-laws were in the smoke free room apparently. The stay here was nice, the beds ok and it was a quiet area. The breakfast was really good. The in laws had just arrived in Japan and had their first real Japanese breakfast even having Natto, a Japanese breakfast staple. The map is very misleading and after a long day of sightseeing it was a fair hike to get there. Carrying suitcases all the way here in summer was not fun. From the station under the dept store it took about 15 minutes walking to get there. It was a nice hotel but too far away for my liking.
Cheap, clean and a beautiful breakfast Posted: Wed, Nov 28 2007 We stayed here during summer vacation with my parents in law. While the rooms were clean, ours smelt like cigarette smoke which seemed to permeate the room. The in-laws were in the smoke free room apparently. The stay here was nice, the beds ok and it was a quiet area. The breakfast was really good. The in laws had just arrived in Japan and had their first real Japanese breakfast even having Natto, a Japanese breakfast staple. The map is very misleading and after a long day of sightseeing it was a fair hike to get there. Carrying suitcases all the way here in summer was not fun. From the station under the dept store it took about 15 minutes walking to get there. It was a nice hotel but too far away for my liking.
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