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Hotel · Tokyo · Tokyo City Area
A sociable, well-equipped hostel in historic Asakusa, a 10-minute walk from Iriya station and close to Sensoji Temple.
About
Sakura Hostel Asakusa sits in the heart of Tokyo's historic Asakusa district, about a 10-minute walk from Iriya tube station. The hostel offers a summer terrace and a picnic area, plus the chance to watch sunsets along the Kitajikken River, roughly 25 minutes away on foot. Currency exchange and a lift are available on site.
Guests can choose from a range of private rooms and dorms, including female-only and mixed dormitories. The property is non-smoking throughout and provides a shared kitchen, laundry facilities, a leisure/TV room, and board games. A free breakfast of bread, jams, coffee, and sometimes soup is a recurring highlight in guest reviews.
In brief
01 — Rooms
High season: summer dates usually book out a few weeks ahead.
02 — Amenities
Everything included at this stay — the facilities and essentials, at a glance.
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03 — Reviews
Recent verified reviews from guests who stayed here.
Guest-rated 7.9/10 from 3,526 reviews
7.9Verified guest“I loved the historic streets and old shops around the hostel. It does get busy during festivals like Golden Week and Sanja Matsuri. The hostel was well equipped with a kitchen and large common area, and the staff were helpful. Convenience stores and groceries are nearby, and the free breakfast was a bonus.”
7.9Verified guest“Good value for money. The atmosphere is casual and international, and the bedroom had air conditioning. The location is pleasant.”
7.9Verified guest“Very good location, close to the metro and not far from the center. The staff were excellent, especially Yoshi.”
7.9Verified guest“Great spot near Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Station. The staff were helpful, the dorm was spacious, and the Wi-Fi worked well. Unlimited bread, jams, and coffee at breakfast was a nice touch.”
7.9Verified guest“A comfortable, well-equipped hostel in a great part of Asakusa.”
7.9Verified guest“Very international crowd—it's easy to meet interesting people here.”
04 — Location
The property sits in Tokyo.
Asakusa: The hostel sits in the heart of Asakusa, known for Sensoji Temple, Kaminarimon Gate, and Nakamise-Dori shopping street. The area's narrow streets and old shops are a highlight, though they can get crowded during festivals like Sanja Matsuri.
Transport: Iriya station is about a 10-minute walk, providing access to the Tokyo Metro. Asakusa Station is also nearby, making it easy to reach the rest of the city.
2-24-2 Asakusa Taito, Tokyo, Tokyo City Area, 111-0032, Japan
05 — Good to know
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06 — Questions
Check-in is from 13:00 to 23:59, and check-out is by 11:00.
Yes, the hostel offers a free breakfast, which guests mention includes bread, jams, coffee, and sometimes a daily soup.
Yes, air conditioning is listed among the amenities, and some rooms (like the dormitories) mention it in their room details.
No, the hostel does not allow pets.
Yes, the hostel provides a shared kitchen, and the 24-hour reception is also noted. Some reviews mention the kitchen is well-equipped.
The hostel is about a 10-minute walk from Iriya tube station. The description also notes it's near Asakusa Station, which is a short walk away.
The bottom line
Sakura Hostel Asakusa earns solid marks for its location, staff, and social vibe. It's a dependable choice for budget travelers who want to be close to Asakusa's sights without paying central Tokyo prices. Just be prepared for a 10-minute walk from the station and shared facilities if you choose a dorm.
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