11-minute walk from Honjo-Azumabashi Station / Simple and clean designer apartment / Suitable for short-term to long-term stays / Urban Park Honjo-Azumabashi 503
25.8㎡・3 guests
Double x 1
Per night
￥11,130〜
Per night
￥11,130〜
Urban Park Honjo Azumabashi
Urban Park Honjo Azumabashi
Tokyo Sumida City Ishiwara3-chōme33Honjo-Azumabashi Station 11 min
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About Urban Park Honjo Azumabashi
Tough enough for a business trip or a long stay — a jack-of-all-trades designer 1K
Urban Park Honjo-Azumabashi is a clean, simple designer apartment building. The 1K units have that just-right solo-living size, built to handle everything from a short business trip to a long-term stay. The efficient layout also means less time spent cleaning or organizing your things. Storage space is properly accounted for too, so even on a long stay your belongings won't quickly take over the room!
Free cleaning campaigns — a contract that can work out in your favor
With an auto-lock for security and enough furniture and appliances for daily life, you can arrive with next to nothing and be settled into a normal routine by the next day. Keep an eye out for campaigns that waive cleaning or linen fees — it's worth checking the current terms, and checking again just before signing so you don't miss a deal.
Noguchi Fish Shop's market-direct catch, Saturday queues in Honjo-Azumabashi
It's an 11-minute walk from Urban Park Honjo-Azumabashi to Honjo-Azumabashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line. Near the station is Noguchi Fish Shop, run directly by market wholesalers, popular enough to draw queues on Saturday afternoons. Soma, a seafood izakaya with an irori hearth, is also within walking distance, letting you soak up the local atmosphere over a meal. Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Skytree are both an easy trip away too, so you can pair a stroll through the old town with your stay. Walk along the Sumida River promenade and you might spot a yakatabune pleasure boat drifting by — a bit of old-fashioned waterside scenery you don't often see elsewhere in Tokyo.
Frequently asked questions
No — cleaning, utilities and Wi-Fi are included. There is no deposit or key money.
