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Asakusa Premium Stay 彩-Irodori- ★★★

Apartments · Tokyo-to, Tokyo, Taito-ku, Kotobuki 4-15-10, Japan

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9.46 reviews

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Guest ratings

Location9.5
Cleanliness9.5
Staff9.5
Comfort10.0
Facilities9.5
Value for money9.1

Description

Asakusa Premium Stay 彩-Irodori- is a recently renovated apartment located in the Taito district of Tokyo. The apartment features family rooms.

The units are equipped with air conditioning, a microwave, a fridge, a coffee machine, a shower, a hair dryer and a desk. Featuring a private bathroom with a bidet and slippers, units at the apartment complex also offer free WiFi, while selected rooms come with a balcony. At the apartment complex, every unit includes bed linen and towels.

An indoor play area is also available for guests at the apartment.

Tokyo Haneda Airport is 28 km away.

Facilities

  • Private bathroom
  • Internet services
  • Indoor play area
  • Air conditioning
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Family rooms
  • Non-smoking throughout
  • Heating
  • Key access
  • CCTV outside property
  • Fire extinguishers
  • Smoke alarms

Practical information

  • Check-in from : 15:00
  • Check-out until : 10:00
  • Up to 10 guests
  • Tokyo-to, Tokyo, Taito-ku, Kotobuki 4-15-10, Japan Tokyo

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