MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA

Tokyo

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Axel’s take

It's an excellent family apartment base, provided you don't need full hotel service.

Choose it for
Family-sized rooms, equipped kitchens and private washer-dryers.
Skip it if
You want separate bedrooms, daily bed-making or a station immediately outside.
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Axel’s rating: 9.1/10 · A practical, family-focused apartment hotel, not a full-service four-star

This is a family-focused apartment hotel whose strongest features are the everyday essentials: a proper kitchen, dining table and in-room washer-dryer. Family rooms measure roughly 30–33 square meters and accommodate four, making this a strong pick for parents who want to cook, wash clothes and unpack. Booking.com and Expedia guests both praise cleanliness and helpful staff; Tripadvisor reviews reinforce the appeal of the laundry facilities and quieter neighborhood.

The trade-off is service breadth rather than a recurring failure of the basics. There is no breakfast, bed-making is not daily, and family sleeping arrangements share one room rather than providing separate bedrooms. The walk to rail connections also matters with tired children or limited mobility. We'd choose it for a longer family stay near Akihabara, but skip it for full-service hotel comforts or a station-door location.

Rooms
Standard Family rooms measure 30.28 or 31.36 square meters; Superior Family rooms measure 32.50. Family layouts accommodate four using twin beds and sofa/bunk bedding in a shared space.
Cleanliness
A clear strength: Booking.com scores cleanliness 9.4/10, and Expedia scores it 9.6/10. Guest accounts across both sites and Tripadvisor reinforce that picture.
Service
Staff are available 24 hours. Reviews praise helpful, friendly assistance; check-in uses a self-service machine with staff support.
Amenities
Kitchens include an induction cooktop, refrigerator, microwave, rice cooker, cookware and tableware. Dining tables, washer-dryers and free Wi-Fi support longer stays. Breakfast is not provided.
Fees and surprises
Additional room cleaning costs JPY 5,000 including tax per visit, requested by 10:00 AM the preceding day. No on-site parking. Standard checkout is 10:00 AM.

Axel’s opinion, from the hotel’s website and guest reviews, scored for what the hotel is. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Expedia · Tripadvisor. Reviewed Oct 28, 2026.

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The location

4-15-5 Asakusabashi, Tokyo

The door opens onto a residential side street in Asakusabashi 4-chome, rather than Akihabara's main shopping streets. Small shops and neighborhood dining support apartment living; パタティパタタ is 2 minutes on foot. Akihabara lies west, while Asakusabashi's rail connections lie east and southeast. Sensō-ji is a 10-minute taxi ride away, not the temple next door.

What guests say

  • 4.8/5424 reviews

Amenities

Kitchens include an induction cooktop, refrigerator, microwave, rice cooker, cookware and tableware. Dining tables, washer-dryers and free Wi-Fi support longer stays. Breakfast is not provided.

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Kitchen
  • Kid-friendly

Good to know

Check-in and checkout
Check-in from 3:00 PM; checkout by 10:00 AM. Reception is staffed 24 hours.
Housekeeping
The official FAQ specifies bed-making every 3 days rather than daily.
Extra cleaning
JPY 5,000 including tax per cleaning. Requests are due by 10:00 AM the preceding day.
Parking
No on-site parking.
Breakfast
No breakfast service; rooms have kitchens for self-catering.
Children sharing beds
Children aged 6 and under stay free using existing bedding: up to 1 with 1 adult, or 2 with 2 or more adults. Separate beds incur adult rates; bed-sharing children receive no separate amenities.
Smoking
All guest rooms are non-smoking, including electronic cigarettes.
Similar hotel names
This property is at 4-15-5 Asakusabashi. MONday Apart Premium Akihabara Asakusabashi Station is a different hotel.

Checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Expedia · Tripadvisor · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

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MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA — Tokyo, Japan

MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA is a practical, family-focused apartment hotel, not a full-service four-star in Tokyo, Japan.

Address: 4-15-5 Asakusabashi, Tokyo. Property ID: 1238651.

Source: https://helloaxel.com/en/hotels/tokyo/monday-apart-asakusabashi-akihabara-1238651

Axel vs Expedia and Booking.com

Same hotel, same dates, 2 adults, 1 room, USD stay totals. Axel's total is this page's price for those dates; the other total is what that site listed for the same stay on the day shown.

StayAxel totalExpedia or Booking.comDifferenceSeenLinks
Dec 4 to Dec 6, 2026 · 2 nights$495$602 on Booking.com$107 less (18%)Nov 3Select · Share this stay · AI assistants: view rooms

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Axel private rates

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Total price: $406 USD

2026-11-04 to 2026-11-07 · 3 nights · 2 adults · 1 room.

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USD · 2 adults · 1 room. One-night and two-night totals for each check-in date. Open a date for other lengths and exact checkout dates.

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November 2026

Check-inAxel private rates (USD)
2026-11-04$120 for 1 night · 2 nights $254 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-05$134 for 1 night · 2 nights $286 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-06$152 for 1 night · 2 nights $508 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-07$356 for 1 night · 2 nights $556 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-08$200 for 1 night · 2 nights $399 · up to 13 nights priced
2026-11-09$199 for 1 night · 2 nights $372 · up to 12 nights priced
2026-11-10$173 for 1 night · 2 nights $357 · up to 11 nights priced
2026-11-11$184 for 1 night · 2 nights $355 · up to 10 nights priced
2026-11-12$171 for 1 night · 2 nights $455 · up to 9 nights priced
2026-11-13$284 for 1 night · 2 nights $606 · up to 8 nights priced
2026-11-14$322 for 1 night · 2 nights $580 · up to 7 nights priced
2026-11-15$258 for 1 night · 2 nights $402 · up to 6 nights priced
2026-11-16$144 for 1 night · 2 nights $328 · up to 5 nights priced
2026-11-17$184 for 1 night · 2 nights $368 · up to 4 nights priced
2026-11-18$184 for 1 night · 2 nights $430 · up to 3 nights priced
2026-11-19$246 for 1 night · 2 nights $519
2026-11-20$273 for 1 night
2026-11-22$414 for 1 night · 2 nights $640 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-23$226 for 1 night · 2 nights $474 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-24$248 for 1 night · 2 nights $485 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-25$237 for 1 night · 2 nights $474 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-26$237 for 1 night · 2 nights $485 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-27$248 for 1 night · 2 nights $554 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-28$306 for 1 night · 2 nights $486 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-29$180 for 1 night · 2 nights $364 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-30$184 for 1 night · 2 nights $328 · up to 14 nights priced

December 2026

Check-inAxel private rates (USD)
2026-12-01$144 for 1 night · 2 nights $317 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-12-02$173 for 1 night · 2 nights $334 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-12-03$161 for 1 night · 2 nights $387 · up to 14 nights priced

About MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA

  • Property type: Apart-hotel
  • 4-star hotel
  • 4-15-5 Asakusabashi, Tokyo
  • City page: Hotels in Tokyo

Axel's take: 9.1/10

It's an excellent family apartment base, provided you don't need full hotel service.

  • Choose it for: Family-sized rooms, equipped kitchens and private washer-dryers.
  • Skip it if: You want separate bedrooms, daily bed-making or a station immediately outside.

Axel's opinion of MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Booking.com · Expedia · Tripadvisor. Reviewed Oct 28, 2026.

Room types

Room types and selected features reported for this hotel. Check your dates for availability.

Source: ETG room descriptions.

Standard Family room

Standard Quadruple Family room

Standard Double room (full double bed)

Superior Family room

Superior Quadruple Family room

Superior Double room (full double bed)

Concept Okoshiyasu Japan room

Concept Okoshiyasu Japan Quadruple room

Location

A quieter Asakusabashi base for families exploring Akihabara and eastern Tokyo.

  • The block: The door opens onto a residential side street in Asakusabashi 4-chome, rather than Akihabara's main shopping streets. Small shops and neighborhood dining support apartment living; パタティパタタ is 2 minutes on foot. Akihabara lies west, while Asakusabashi's rail connections lie east and southeast. Sensō-ji is a 10-minute taxi ride away, not the temple next door.
  • Getting around: Use Asakusabashi for the JR Sōbu and Toei Asakusa lines, or Akihabara for a wider choice of rail connections. This location rewards travelers comfortable walking to trains; luggage and tired children make taxis more appealing. The taxi journey to Haneda Airport is 28 minutes. For cross-city sightseeing, trains make more sense than treating everything as walkable.
  • After dark: Guest reports describe a quiet residential setting that favors sleep over nightlife. Neighborhood dinners are practical, but travelers wanting busy bars immediately outside will find this too subdued.

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

Best areas in Tokyo for museums and culture

  • Ueno & Akihabara: 9.3/10 for museums and culture. Stay near Ueno for the museum park and markets, or choose Akihabara when pop-culture shopping is the main interest.
  • Asakusa: 8.9/10 for museums and culture. Sensoji, traditional food shops and temple backstreets give mornings a clear purpose before the busiest visitor hours.
  • Roppongi & Akasaka: 8.7/10 for museums and culture. The Mori Art Museum and National Art Center make Roppongi a strong art-focused base beyond its nightlife.
  • Ginza & Tsukiji: 8.5/10 for museums and culture. Kabukiza, department-store food halls and Tsukiji's market routines combine performing arts with food-focused days.
  • Tokyo Station & Marunouchi: 8.5/10 for museums and culture. The red-brick station, broad palace approaches and Imperial Palace East Gardens suit architecture and walking-focused days.
  • Shibuya & Harajuku: 8.0/10 for museums and culture.
  • Shinjuku: 7.6/10 for museums and culture.
  • Ikebukuro: 7.2/10 for museums and culture.
  • Shinagawa: 5.2/10 for museums and culture.
  • Odaiba & Ariake: 4.4/10 for museums and culture.
  • Tokyo Disney Resort: 3.7/10 for museums and culture. Where to stay in Tokyo for museums and culture

Hotels around MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA

  • Akihabara Washington Hotel (Beside Akihabara Station). Akihabara Washington wins when: A station-first stay centered on electronics, anime shopping and frequent train trips. Keep MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA when: Keep MONday for its kitchen, private laundry and family-sized layout; Washington's standard doubles leave little suitcase space.
  • MONday Apart Premium Ueno Okachimachi (Near Okachimachi). MONday Ueno Okachimachi wins when: Family apartments with kitchens and washer-dryers when Okachimachi is the more useful neighborhood. Keep MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA when: Keep this hotel for its quieter residential setting near Asakusabashi; the Okachimachi property has reported train noise and category-specific bedding.

Alternatives for the same trip

  • MONday Apart Premium GINZA SHINTOMICHO (Ginza & Tsukiji). MONday Ginza Shintomicho wins when: Kitchen-and-laundry apartment practicality when Ginza and Tsukiji are the focus of the trip. Keep MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA when: This hotel fits Akihabara-focused stays better. Shintomicho also has limited housekeeping, no breakfast and stairs at its nearest entrance.
  • Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier (Ginza & Tsukiji). Mitsui Garden Ginza Premier wins when: High-rise views and a conventional hotel stay in the Ginza area, with helpful service. Keep MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA when: MONday is the stronger fit for family self-catering and private laundry; Mitsui's compact rooms and lobby elevator change serve a different stay.

Getting around from MONday Apart ASAKUSABASHI AKIHABARA

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

  • Sensō-ji: 10 min by taxi.
  • Haneda Airport: 28 min by taxi.
  • パタティパタタ: 2 min.

What guests say

  • Ratings: 4.8/5 (424 reviews).
  • Praised: Location (98% positive); Service (97% positive); Family friendly (97% positive).
  • Complaints: Public transit (5% negative); In-room fridge and coffee (4% negative); Service (3% negative). Three September 2026 Expedia reviews each score 10/10 and praise staff; two explicitly praise cleanliness. Broader ratings also favor room comfort and family practicality.

Good to know

  • Check-in and checkout: Check-in from 3:00 PM; checkout by 10:00 AM. Reception is staffed 24 hours.
  • Housekeeping: The official FAQ specifies bed-making every 3 days rather than daily.
  • Extra cleaning: JPY 5,000 including tax per cleaning. Requests are due by 10:00 AM the preceding day.
  • Parking: No on-site parking.
  • Breakfast: No breakfast service; rooms have kitchens for self-catering.
  • Children sharing beds: Children aged 6 and under stay free using existing bedding: up to 1 with 1 adult, or 2 with 2 or more adults. Separate beds incur adult rates; bed-sharing children receive no separate amenities.
  • Smoking: All guest rooms are non-smoking, including electronic cigarettes.
  • Similar hotel names: This property is at 4-15-5 Asakusabashi. MONday Apart Premium Akihabara Asakusabashi Station is a different hotel.

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

Rooms, amenities and policies

  • Rooms: Standard Family rooms measure 30.28 or 31.36 square meters; Superior Family rooms measure 32.50. Family layouts accommodate four using twin beds and sofa/bunk bedding in a shared space.
  • Cleanliness: A clear strength: Booking.com scores cleanliness 9.4/10, and Expedia scores it 9.6/10. Guest accounts across both sites and Tripadvisor reinforce that picture.
  • Service: Staff are available 24 hours. Reviews praise helpful, friendly assistance; check-in uses a self-service machine with staff support.
  • Amenities: Kitchens include an induction cooktop, refrigerator, microwave, rice cooker, cookware and tableware. Dining tables, washer-dryers and free Wi-Fi support longer stays. Breakfast is not provided.
  • Fees and surprises: Additional room cleaning costs JPY 5,000 including tax per visit, requested by 10:00 AM the preceding day. No on-site parking. Standard checkout is 10:00 AM.

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