hotel MONday Asakusa — Tokyo, Japan

hotel MONday Asakusa is a compact, service-focused 3-star sightseeing hotel in Tokyo, Japan.

Address: 2-26-7 Asakusa, Tokyo. Property ID: 1174595.

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Total price: $387 USD

2026-11-18 to 2026-11-21 · 3 nights · 2 adults · 1 room.

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About hotel MONday Asakusa

• Property type: Hotel
• 3-star hotel
• 2-26-7 Asakusa, Tokyo
• City page: Hotels in Tokyo

Axel's take: 8.8/10

It’s a strong Asakusa base if you can live with compact rooms.

• Choose it for: Helpful staff, temple walks and larger family-room options.
• Skip it if: You need generous standard-room space, daily full housekeeping or a western Tokyo base.

Axel's opinion of hotel MONday Asakusa, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Expedia · Trip.com · jalan.net. Reviewed Oct 28, 2026.

Room types

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Source: ETG room descriptions.

Standard Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Room features: Fridge
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Standard Twin room (twin beds)

• Beds: twin beds
• Room features: Fridge
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Deluxe Twin room (twin beds)

• Beds: twin beds
• Room features: Fridge
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Family room

• Room features: Fridge
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Universal Twin room (twin beds)

• Beds: twin beds
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Location

Northern Asakusa suits temple mornings and neighborhood dining better than cross-city commuting.

• The block: The hotel fronts Kototoi-dori, with a bus stop outside and Lawson across the road. Use the marked crossings on this traffic-carrying street. Hisago Street–Hanayashiki is 1 minute on foot, and Sensō-ji is 4 minutes away: the defining advantage is having the temple district close without sleeping amid its busiest shopping lanes.
• Getting around: Use the Tsukuba Express for Akihabara connections; the Ginza and Toei Asakusa lines use a separate station farther toward the river. That distinction matters with luggage and airport journeys. Trains make more sense than walking for western Tokyo. Haneda is 28 minutes by taxi in the route estimate, with traffic able to lengthen the trip.
• After dark: Guests describe quiet rooms, but Kototoi-dori remains a working road rather than a pedestrian lane. Nearby dining supports an easy evening out; this is not the base to choose for western Tokyo nightlife.

Location and comparisons: Reviewed Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Expedia · Trip.com · jalan.net.

Best areas in Tokyo for travelers on a budget

• Asakusa: 8.8/10 for travelers on a budget. Strong hotels, good value and useful subway links make the best budget balance, especially for an eastern Tokyo itinerary.
• Ueno & Akihabara: 8.7/10 for travelers on a budget. Value scores higher than Asakusa, with museums, market eating and direct Narita access at Keisei-Ueno.
• Ikebukuro: 8.5/10 for travelers on a budget. The highest value score makes it worth considering, provided longer trips to eastern Tokyo and the bay suit your plans.
• Odaiba & Ariake: 7.2/10 for travelers on a budget. Strong value suits a bay-focused trip, but repeated journeys into central Tokyo make it a less flexible budget base.
• Shinjuku: 6.4/10 for travelers on a budget. A secondary budget option when western Tokyo nights matter more than maximizing value; station navigation still needs planning.
• Shinagawa: 6.0/10 for travelers on a budget.
• Tokyo Station & Marunouchi: 5.6/10 for travelers on a budget.
• Ginza & Tsukiji: 5.3/10 for travelers on a budget.
• Shibuya & Harajuku: 4.7/10 for travelers on a budget.
• Roppongi & Akasaka: 4.4/10 for travelers on a budget.
• Tokyo Disney Resort: 4.3/10 for travelers on a budget. Where to stay in Tokyo for travelers on a budget

Hotels around hotel MONday Asakusa

• Asakusa View Hotel (Western Asakusa by the Tsukuba Express). Asakusa View wins when: Panoramic breakfast, optional Skytree views and a more substantial hotel experience. Keep hotel MONday Asakusa when: Keep MONday for straightforward sightseeing accommodation and helpful service when skyline dining and additional facilities are not priorities.
• Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International (Central Asakusa's shopping and restaurant district). Richmond Premier wins when: Central sightseeing convenience and helpful staff for stays after its renovation reopening. The hotel is scheduled closed through November 7, 2026. Keep hotel MONday Asakusa when: Keep MONday for its northern temple-side position and documented larger family-room category; Richmond’s compact rooms do not automatically solve the space problem.

Alternatives for the same trip

• Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Ikebukuro (Ikebukuro). Metropolitan Ikebukuro wins when: Full-service comfort, west-side station access and airport-bus convenience, especially when the itinerary favors western Tokyo. Keep hotel MONday Asakusa when: MONday wins for walking to Sensō-ji and spending evenings around Asakusa rather than returning across the city.
• Henn Na Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay (Tokyo Disney Resort). Henn na Maihama wins when: Disney-focused stays, dinosaur theming and a shuttle option, accepting limited first-come departures. Keep hotel MONday Asakusa when: MONday wins for a Tokyo sightseeing trip centered on temples, local dining and Asakusa rather than the theme parks.

Getting around from hotel MONday Asakusa

Travel times from Google's hotel listing; walking unless noted.

• Sensō-ji: 4 min.
• Asakusa Hisago Street - Hanayashiki: 1 min.
• Haneda Airport: 28 min by taxi.
• Isan: 3 min.

What guests say

• Ratings: 4.6/5 (675 reviews).
• Praised: Service (97% positive); Location (95% positive).
• Complaints: Location (5% negative); Service (3% negative). The latest 50 reviews average 4.6/5. Of 10 review texts, 5 praise staff, 4 mention cleanliness or upkeep, and 3 flag compact rooms. Latest reviews, newest first (all reviews):
• Emmanuel · 5/5 · Oct 15, 2026: “This hotel is such a good find if it is your first time in Japan! It is in such a good location and is walking distance to and from anything: Senso-ji temple, shopping malls, convenience stores, pharmacies, and restaurants!”
• Didier · 4/5 · Oct 15, 2026: “The hotel is very well located, quiet, with a decent buffet breakfast and well-maintained rooms. Shopping areas and temples are within walking distance. Good value for money.”
• Lu · 5/5 · Oct 1, 2026: “It's a hotel with compact rooms in a wonderful location! They have free coffee and tea from 1 pm to 3 am. The breakfast surpasses many hotels. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. There are washing machines on some floors.”
• Sarah · 5/5 · Sep 22, 2026: “Front Desk was super understanding when our luggages from the airport had been delayed and had to be delivered! They can speak English and they’re all very kind and patient!”

Good to know

• Check-in and checkout: Standard check-in is 3 PM; checkout is 10 AM. Reception operates 24 hours. After midnight, the entrance is locked and arrivals use the intercom.
• Partner parking: No on-site parking. Five partner spaces behind the building cost JPY 1,500 Monday–Friday or JPY 2,600 weekends and holidays, including the New Year holiday period. Valid 3 PM–11 AM; first-come, no reservations, re-entry extra.
• Breakfast: The Japanese-Western buffet is extra on room-only plans. Service runs 6:30–10 AM, with last entry and last orders at 9:30 AM.
• Housekeeping: Full housekeeping is not necessarily daily. Management says full servicing is available on request; guest reports distinguish daily towel replacement from bed-making and vacuuming.
• Luggage storage: Free storage before check-in and after checkout, with collection the same day. Valuables, fragile items and food are excluded.
• Smoking: All guest rooms are non-smoking, including electronic cigarettes.
• Nearby renovation closure: Comparison hotel Richmond Premier Asakusa is closed for renovation October 1–November 7, 2026. Its comparison applies to stays after the closure.

Facts checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Expedia · Trip.com · jalan.net · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

Rooms, amenities and policies

• Rooms: Standard twins and kings are 17.71 square meters with shower booths. Family rooms are 30.44 square meters with tubs. Extra-bed rooms can feel cramped.
• Cleanliness: A strong overall signal on Booking.com and Expedia, supported by the recent reviews; full daily room servicing is a separate issue.
• Service: The clearest strength: staff score 9.4 on Booking.com and 9.6 on Expedia, with repeated praise for helpfulness and English-language assistance.
• Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, guest laundry, a Japanese-Western breakfast buffet and a lounge with complimentary drinks provide practical comforts rather than resort-style facilities.
• Fees and surprises: Partner parking costs JPY 1,500 on weekdays or JPY 2,600 on weekends, holidays and December 31–January 3. Breakfast is extra on room-only plans; checkout is 10 AM.

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