Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku

An Immersive Stay in the Heart of Traditional Japan

Experience the perfect blend of “Wa” (Japanese tradition) and modern comfort in the heart of Tokyo’s Asakusa.

Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku offers an exceptional location, contemporary facilities, and warm Japanese hospitality, making it a highly rated choice among overseas visitors. The hotel stands in the historic Asakusa Rokku district, once known as “Asakusa Park Rokku,” which flourished during the Meiji and Taisho eras as one of Tokyo’s leading entertainment hubs. This area still preserves the charm of old Japan, with theaters, vaudeville halls, and traditional arts venues.

With the concept of serving as a “cultural hub and gateway to Japanese traditions”, the hotel provides opportunities for guests to experience authentic Japanese culture up close.

Prime Location for Sightseeing and Dining

The hotel is situated in the Rokku area, where Edo-period entertainment culture is still alive. Surrounded by traditional theaters and yose (variety halls), you’ll also find trendy cafés and eateries nearby—allowing you to enjoy the “old” and “new” sides of Asakusa at once. Senso-ji Temple is just a 5-minute walk away, and Tokyo Skytree is easily accessible.

Guest Rooms – Modern Comfort with a Japanese Touch

The hotel offers five types of rooms designed for both functionality and relaxation, including tatami rooms, spacious suites with raised living areas, and “view baths” with skyline vistas. Concept rooms feature designs inspired by Asakusa, Edo, and Kabuki, immersing guests in the aesthetic of Japanese tradition.

Room amenities include: LCD TV, air purifier with humidifier, hair dryer, bath towels, shampoo/conditioner/body soap, nightwear, disposable slippers, electric kettle, cups, alarm clock, flashlight, safe, and deodorizing spray.

Breakfast – A Japanese-Western Buffet to Start Your Day

Served on the 1st floor from 7:00–9:30 a.m., breakfast includes a choice of main dish, with side dishes available buffet-style. Guests can enjoy eggs, Asakusa-style bacon, and French toast prepared live on a griddle for an interactive dining experience.

Price: Adults ¥3,600 / Children (elementary school) ¥2,600

Cultural Experiences – Bringing Japan’s Traditions to Life

On the first floor, a hinoki (Japanese cypress) stage hosts live performances of traditional Japanese arts:

• Asakusa Geisha Dance

  Witness the elegance of Asakusa’s geisha through dance and music accompanied by shamisen and taiko drums. After the performance, geisha greet each table, offering guests the chance to take commemorative photos.

• Silent Film Narration (Katsuben)

  Performed by renowned benshi narrators Yata Aso and Kohata Aso, this rare art form adds live storytelling to silent films from the early 20th century—available in Japanese and English.

Other performances include Japanese drumming (wadaiko), biwa recitals by Shimabara tayu, and Noh theater.

Facilities & Services

• Broadway Rokku – Cultural stage for geisha performances, also used as the breakfast venue.

• Premium Lounge “FURUMAI” – An exclusive lounge for guests, offering complimentary Asakusa sweets and beverages.

• Fitness Gym – Open 24 hours, free for guests.

• Other amenities – Cloakroom, smoking area, vending machines, ice maker, laundry facilities, and nursing room.

Hotel Information

• Address: 2-9-10 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0032

• Access:

  • 2 min walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station

  • 7–8 min walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Tawaramachi Station

  • 10–15 min walk from Tobu Skytree Line / Toei Asakusa Line Asakusa Station

• Check-in: From 15:00

• Check-out: Until 11:00(Times may vary depending on your plan)

Summary – The Perfect Base for Experiencing Asakusa

Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku offers the ideal combination of modern comfort and deep cultural immersion. With its prime location, well-appointed rooms, multilingual services, and authentic cultural performances, it’s perfect for first-time visitors to Japan and seasoned travelers alike.

In Asakusa, one of the most “quintessentially Japanese” areas in Tokyo, this hotel serves as the perfect gateway to fully experience the charm, history, and hospitality of Japan.